Neither is transcendance "at the top", it encompasses everything.
Cheers,
Sergi Díaz
El 13 de març de 2012 17:46, simon_hibbs2 <simon.hibbs_at_GS98zo2LZUwHsfBRbKkteRGgykp4yOzwm0X2q11745yhQWoTiU1sq241t4zzg4TZ5Bx4pRQ3msDsyL_CnA.yahoo.invalid> ha escrit:
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> I've had a long think about this and it's not a simple issue.
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> On the one hand, the underworld has no connection to the transcendent. I
> suppose dead things, in the sense of things that have been destroyed, have
> lost the power to change, grow or evolve.
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> Trolls originate in the underworld, but modern Dark Trolls dwell in the
> surface world. They have eyes, and are clearly alive. They are at least
> partially creatures of the middle world, the everything world and so have
> the ability to change themselves.
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> As a result I think dark Trolls can be enlightened, and therefore
> illuminated though perhaps in different ways than humans.
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> On the other hand, chaos originated in the underworld too. It's either the
> ultimate power of change, or it's the exact opposite of growth and
> evolution, or the force underlying them both depending how you look at it.
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> Maybe there's something missing from the conventional cosmic picture, with
> chaos at the bottom, then darkness and the underworld, then the middle
> world, then the sky reams and finally the transcendent at the top.
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> Maybe the cosmos loops around and chaos is what happens when the highest
> transcendence meets the deepest depths of the underworld.
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> Simon Hibbs
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