>Perhaps the Secret allows you to choose your Other (only between
>available candidates, though)? Thus allowing Yelm to choose the friendly
>Dendara rather than the Empty Emperor, thus allowing him to defeat
>Kazkurtum
I think that choosing your Other wouldn't quite work -- your Other is
everything that you are not -- to choose your Other, merely change yourself.
Of course, since you are now Illuminated, changing your personality to suit
your philosophy, isn't tricky.
Illumination, as you said, reconciles your differences, and thus means that
you and your Other become One. Thus, prving your One and the Many theory.
The "does not grant free will" idea has gone over my head, are you implying
that free will is lost by Illumination, or that free will cannot be gained
by Illumination?
I would be careful about using GRoY myths to help establish Yelm's true
Illuminated nature, as it was written by someone who wasn't Illuminated and
so they did not understand themselves to be able to write it down.
Nick E.
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