Beyond the Black Gods — Your Position After the Abyss

This distinction matters only after a certain stage of initiation.

Before the Abyss, gods feel necessary.
After the Abyss, gods feel structural.

Crossing the Abyss dissolves the need to identify with:

• Mythic saviors

• Cosmic judges

• Archetypal rulers

What remains is Source without mediation.

At this stage, Osiris is not rejected—he is placed correctly.
Yahweh is not hated—he is demystified.
Allah is not denied—he is recognized as symbolic authority, not Absolute Being.

This is not atheism.
It is post-theism.

Here, consciousness no longer kneels before forms that rule death, law, or judgment. It stands prior to them.

The Black Gods belong to the world of form.
The True God exists before light and darkness are even concepts.

This is why the Abyss is dark.
Not because it lacks God —
but because it precedes gods altogether.