/lit/ - Literature

>audiobook narrator suddenly stops in the middle of a sentence to recite your full name and address

>ask for advice on the readability of a book
>all the replies are from people who clearly haven't read the book
So this is the power of /lit/...

>>13216755
In the tripartite dimension of manifestation, the three pointed cross has 6 sides. From a center point, there are 2 lines emanating from the middle forming the height, 2 lines forming the width, and 2 for the depth. So in total, there are 6 lines and one center point. In total, this adds up to 7. This three pointed cross represents the totality of manifestation in all modes. The horizontal plane of the three dimensional cross represents the totality of a particular state of the being, likely within the individual domain. The vertical line of the cross, forming the center pole, represents the correspondence between the higher and lower states of being. Thus, the symbol of the cross in this three dimensional manifestation is the perfect symbolism by which to show the relationship between the divine macrocosm and the divine microcosm. The number 7 signifies this unity of manifestation; the reason God rested on the 7th day was that there was no manifested line, hence it forms the middle of the cross. St. Clement of Alexandria talks about this within his books related to sacred numerology and the symbolism of the cross on not only a historical plane, but in the mystic plane as well. After all, there can be no contradiction between two different interpretations of the same symbol since they each exist within their own domain, separate from the other, yet still related due to the hermetic principle of analogy. This is only one of the most basic explanations of the number 7, there are many more that were known to the ancient Christians, especially those of the Alexandrian Catholic tradition whose knowledge has been completely veiled from the western, profane mindset.

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>>11919723
The Greatest work written in Dutch language is written by Mossad.

>>11750189
'My books are not postmodern, they are merely badly written.' Thomas Pynchon.

>tfw 27 year old ugly beta loser autist with no friends or social experiences since school, no female attention ever, never been to pub, club, or party