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Originally Posted by Wax Frog  Anagogy, why would the 'Complete' need to engage in a growth exercise, let alone one involving an illusion of being less tham complete? Not being contentious, I really want to know. |
Don't worry, I don't think you're being contentious. (*shakes fist angrily*) Asking questions is a good thing.
The answer is:
It's not engaging in a growth exercise. That's just how your relative consciousness perceives the perfect knowing that is god's imagination.
What is the one thing an all knowing being does not know?
You see, that is a trick question. It's knowing is so perfectly absolute, that in "knowing everything" it must also know what it is like to "not know everything", which leads to the simulated experience of separation. This is a growth experience for us, expanding outwards or inwards into All That Is. But from the "god level" as it were, it is simply a fact of existence.
Our experiences are simply the outer edge, dimensionally speaking, of that all encompassing knowingness that is Intelligent Infinity.