Difference between revisions of "The Realm of Demi-Gods"
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| − | The [[realm]] of the [[Demi-gods]] ([[Asuras]] or [[Wikipedia:Titan (mythology)|Titans]]) in the lower [[heavens]] consists of ferocious ugly jealous {{Wiki|male}} [[demi-gods]] that are in [[constant]] battle with the [[Gods]] of the [[realm]] of [[Gods]] for [[power]] and [[happiness]]. | + | The [[realm]] of the [[Demi-gods]] ([[Asuras]] or [[Wikipedia:Titan (mythology)|Titans]]) in the lower [[heavens]] consists of ferocious ugly [[jealous]] {{Wiki|male}} [[demi-gods]] that are in [[constant]] {{Wiki|battle}} with the [[Gods]] of the [[realm]] of [[Gods]] for [[power]] and [[happiness]]. |
They embody the ego's striving for [[power]]. They never win as the [[Gods]] themselves had created the [[Karma]] to be able to enjoy their positions. | They embody the ego's striving for [[power]]. They never win as the [[Gods]] themselves had created the [[Karma]] to be able to enjoy their positions. | ||
| − | The {{Wiki|female}} [[Demi-gods]] are no less jealous and acquisitive, but they win their wars not by force but by seduction and enchantment. [[Demi-gods]] are god-like in their [[power]] and vigour though not at all [[happy]]. | + | The {{Wiki|female}} [[Demi-gods]] are no less [[jealous]] and acquisitive, but they win their [[wars]] not by force but by seduction and enchantment. [[Demi-gods]] are god-like in their [[power]] and [[vigour]] though not at all [[happy]]. |
Others' [[success]], {{Wiki|possessions}} and qualities make them [[feel]] enviously belittled. The deep [[contentment]] which others gain from their good [[fortune]] leads them to struggle vigorously and violently to grab it for themselves. | Others' [[success]], {{Wiki|possessions}} and qualities make them [[feel]] enviously belittled. The deep [[contentment]] which others gain from their good [[fortune]] leads them to struggle vigorously and violently to grab it for themselves. | ||
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[[Demi-gods]] in our [[world]] | [[Demi-gods]] in our [[world]] | ||
| − | "[[Human]] [[Demi-gods]]" are not uncommon in the [[world]] of politics, business and organized crimes, and many walks of [[life]] where many already somewhat relatively well-to-do [[people]] continually try to outdo each other in every aspect of their [[life]] - be it career positions, possession of materials [[wealth]] or even family. | + | "[[Human]] [[Demi-gods]]" are not uncommon in the [[world]] of {{Wiki|politics}}, business and organized crimes, and many walks of [[life]] where many already somewhat relatively well-to-do [[people]] continually try to outdo each other in every aspect of their [[life]] - be it career positions, possession of materials [[wealth]] or even [[family]]. |
This is often done at drastic costs, even at the costs of close friendships | This is often done at drastic costs, even at the costs of close friendships | ||
Revision as of 06:31, 21 September 2015
The realm of the Demi-gods (Asuras or Titans) in the lower heavens consists of ferocious ugly jealous male demi-gods that are in constant battle with the Gods of the realm of Gods for power and happiness.
They embody the ego's striving for power. They never win as the Gods themselves had created the Karma to be able to enjoy their positions.
The female Demi-gods are no less jealous and acquisitive, but they win their wars not by force but by seduction and enchantment. Demi-gods are god-like in their power and vigour though not at all happy.
Others' success, possessions and qualities make them feel enviously belittled. The deep contentment which others gain from their good fortune leads them to struggle vigorously and violently to grab it for themselves.
"Human Demi-gods" are not uncommon in the world of politics, business and organized crimes, and many walks of life where many already somewhat relatively well-to-do people continually try to outdo each other in every aspect of their life - be it career positions, possession of materials wealth or even family.
This is often done at drastic costs, even at the costs of close friendships
