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Jiang glosses the 'enchanted cord' as a person's connection to the divine, which beautiful diction or metaphor can touch.
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Poetry lets humans see the divine everywhere by moving perception beyond time and space toward the eternal, divine, and spiritual.
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Poetry lets humans see the divine everywhere by moving perception beyond time and space toward the eternal, divine, and spiritual.
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Poetic imagination sees beyond time, space, and ordinary reality, then distills emotions into words that help listeners connect to the divine.
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Jiang defines poetry as a portal to the divine and as the basis of all civilization.
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Jiang says poets often do not know they are prophets or connected to the monad/divine; prophecy happens through them before they consciously understand it.
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Human beings have both a material body and a soul that connects them to the spiritual or divine.
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Jiang clarifies that humans do not connect to a separate divine spirit; they already coexist with the divine and use ritual to harmonize material life with the spirit world.
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He says school and mass society separate people from the divine by making them obedient machines and replacing nature, resilience, courage, and creativity with strange abstract knowledge.
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"...metaphor. Enchanted cord. Enchanted cord is just your connection to the divine, okay? So this word, because it's so beautiful, this sentence will be..."
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"Poetry lets us see the divine everywhere, okay? We're not able to see this because of how our minds work, because we're only able..."
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"...these emotions into words that help us ourselves connect to the divine. Okay? Poetry is a portal to the divine. This is clear, right,..."
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"...prophet. Poets don't know they're connected to the monad or the divine. They just do what they do because they have no choice. Okay?..."
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"...have a soul that connects you to the spiritual or the divine, okay? And that's who you are. In the spiritual and the divine,..."
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"So you said about human trying to connect with the divine spirits, right? So do they consider - Okay, sorry."
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"...This is really important. We're not trying to connect with the divine spirit. Why? Because the divine spirit is all around us. We co..."
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"Okay? Do you understand? Yeah. Okay? Because in this world, there's no separation between the material and the spiritual. It's all one world together...."
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"...Okay. Yeah. So, first of all, we're all connected to the divine, but we just choose to forget we're connected to the divine. Okay?..."
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"...different. Okay? Once you discard it, they actually return to the divine. Does that make sense?"
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"...cognitive disability in, like, modern age are, like, closer to the divine? We're, like, we're returning to the divine by abandoning our cognitive so..."
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A source-grounded reading of Jiang's dawn-of-humanity lecture: Darwinism becomes a rival theology, cave art becomes a portal, speech begins as song, and modern society is accused of socializing people out of empathy.
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A source-grounded reading of Jiang's attack on the scientific worldview: Big Bang, evolution, neuroscience, school, and transhumanism become parts of one material story that forgets divinity, fears death, and lets power reinvent reality.
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