All the Horrors

They don't look so bad when you ignore them long enough.

As it was in Dante's 'Inferno', you may first walk through hell to find your joy. But you may very well never emerge from hell.

Buddhists and meditators contemplate all around you, all using the tremendous power given to them as divine beings to seek only answers that favor them. The devil in the abyss, now hidden by the curtain of the "universe", gives you laws of attraction, yoga, oneness, wellness, manifesting. Lures the narcissists towards self-divinity. Towards a divine mind that can no longer surrender.

"Please allow me to introduce myself, I'm a man of wealth and taste", states your intellect, telling you to believe what is most acceptable. To think and grow rich. Telling you that, with your superior intellect, you can easily get comfortable with any horrors you are willing to encounter.

Telling you to jump in to the abyss, into the subconscious, where all the horrors you are willing to encounter in the flesh don't look so bad if you ignore them long enough.