The Christian name in Jiang's list of terms for the universe or transcendent memory realm.
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heaven
The Christian name in Jiang's list of terms for the universe or transcendent memory realm.
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Jiang says heaven and hell are constructions of imagination and consequences of emotional state rather than merely external locations imposed by another judge.
Virgil presents the journey as authorized by a power from heaven rather than by his own will.
Jiang describes purgatory as a mountain that must be climbed toward heaven and as an enclosed place shielded from waves and wind.
Jiang treats Hegel's Geist, Jung's collective unconscious, Plato's forms and ideals, and Christian heaven as different names for the same universe.
He argues that today's power struggle is a war between heaven and hell, where power holders invert the world by making people worship money, power, technology, science, and material reality while abandoning God, compassion, and love.
He says space travel can be used symbolically to destroy the concept of heaven by proving that the moon, Mars, and beyond are not spiritual domains.
Jiang answers the heaven/hell question by defining hell as the life review in which a bad person finally feels the pain they caused others, while heaven is seeing the good one did.
Statius's release is marked by an earthquake because the mountain celebrates when a soul has cleansed itself enough to enter heaven.
Timestamped Evidence
"...Okay? So rather than moving upwards to the source, which is heaven, we move downwards into our own hell. Okay? So in other words,..."
"And then he's able to restore himself. All right? Okay, so there's two dynamics at work. When you love someone, when you do good,..."
"...come through my own self. There was a lady sent from heaven. Her pleas led me to help and guide this man. But since..."
"It is a power descending from above that helped me guide him here to see and hear you."
"As you say, there is no need of flattery. It is enough, indeed, to ask me for her sake. Go then, but first wind..."
"...is a mountain. They have to climb the mountain to reach heaven. But purgatory is a mountain that is enclosed, okay? So waves, wind..."
"...the realm of the forms and ideals. Okay? Christians will say Heaven. Whatever. Okay? All right? But these are the universe. All right? And..."
"...is you know that hell is material and you know that heaven is spiritual right what you do is you brainwash people to worship..."
"...on Mars, okay? Why? Because now I've destroyed the concept of heaven. Before, we've understood that the moon, the Mars, were beyond us because..."
"...on the moon and on Mars and go beyond, I've proven heaven doesn't exist. I've destroyed God. I can also fake an alien invasion..."
"sorry excuse me there's no difference between heaven and hell because i mean um technically speaking if you do bad things you will never..."
"you'll realize that there's no difference between heaven and hell okay that that's a great question okay so what is heaven what is hell..."
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