No.3198
>>3194>>3186It's pretty funny how Eris went from a disliked greek goddess to the Goddess by the discordians since principia discordia and then more and more influential over the years, even getting a dwarf planet named after her in 2003 and random pop culture representations lol
Yesterday I was meditating to enjoy some of the geometry from the comedown of a DXM trip and saw her slicing her throat and the cut morphed into an eye over the middle of her throat, don't know what it means, but it was pretty.
No.3541
>>3198>>3194>>3186No way!
Eris sold me weed, I love that friendly lady
No.3547
Yes I worship the Goddess, Kalisti desu
When she first came to me she was the most beautiful thing I had ever seen. She does have a nasty side though. But what can I say, I like sweet and spice
Eris has her own official ImageBoard btw, uses the Discordian calendar and everything.
No.6157
I've never met a god the way some of you describe, but sitting meditation has shown me recurring figures that feel like they belong to me more than to any tradition. When I hold one focus for a few weeks, a distinct presence starts to appear behind my attention, sometimes a stern old teacher, sometimes a trickster who mocks my own seriousness. I treat them as inner archetypes rather than entities, but the line honestly gets blurry. Dream-journaling has sharpened this a lot for me, symbols that surface in dreams during the day often walk right back into the sitting practice at night.
No.6158
>>6157The part about the line getting blurry between archetype and entity stuck with me. I've had something similar with dreams — one symbol, an old wooden door, keeps appearing whenever I'm avoiding a decision, and writing it down in a journal over months turned it into something like a private teacher. I wouldn't call it a god either, but treating it with the seriousness the OP describes has taught me more about myself than any amount of abstract reading. The idea that recurring figures get clearer the longer you sit with them feels exactly right to me.
