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Here are paraphrase options in different tones. All preserve the core meaning; choose what fits your intent.
Poetic / Mystical
All human pursuits—social, political, cultural, and cosmic—rest on a shared act between you and the divine. To awaken is to become godlike. Materialism ends in the grave, but the gods meet the awakened halfway after death, granting rebirth elsewhere, in another form, within an unseen kingdom.
Clear / Elevated
Every human endeavor, from society to spirituality, is founded on a collaboration between the self and the divine. To realize this is to participate in divinity itself. Materialism offers only finality, while the divine ensures continuation—life renewed beyond death, in realms unseen and transformed.
Minimalist / Tagline
Human life unfolds as a partnership with the divine. Materialism ends at death; awakening continues beyond it—elsewhere, otherwise, unseen.
Mythic / Declarative
All human striving is forged in communion with the divine. To live fully is to become godlike. Materialism buries you; the gods receive you, and life resumes beyond sight, beyond place.
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Consciousness is the enabling condition of true intelligence—because only awareness allows flexible, adaptive understanding beyond automatic, pre‑programmed reactions.
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- Science is seen by some as a religion, even though it only reveals pre-existing universal laws.
- The author argues that science is descriptive, not explanatory, and is a tool for understanding and utilizing existing forces rather than creating them.
- The author questions how scientists can exclude spiritual or mystical elements, given that science reveals what is "beyond the veil."
- The text criticizes materialists who deny God based on scientific understanding, stating that science doesn't fail, but humans do in their interpretation.
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