Understanding Detachment: God, Evil, and Human Experience

Detachment is key; God, as a disinterested observer, created a chaotic universe for self-exploration.

### Exploring Detachment: The Nature of God and Human Existence
* 👁 The speaker begins by reflecting on the nature of existence, suggesting that they observe the world with a **detached perspective**, akin to a **god-like figure**.
* 📖 They emphasize that they are not aligned with any specific side, stating, "**I'm just a spectator**" in the unfolding drama of human life.
* 👥 The speaker expresses discomfort about being watched, relating it to the feeling of **being followed by another human**, which parallels their view of **divine observation**.
* 🌍 They discuss the pervasive presence of evil in the world, arguing that **history shows evil people consistently controlling society**, leading to a belief that **God may not intervene**.
* 🔄 The concept of **detachment** is introduced as a means to cope with the chaos of existence, suggesting that "**the universe is random**" and that **suffering is an inherent part of life**.
* 🔍 They draw on philosophical insights to argue that the purpose of life is not to seek divine love but rather to **navigate the complexities of human existence and the struggle for survival**.
* 💭 The speaker concludes that **embracing detachment** allows individuals to **live freely and enjoy life** without the burden of **external judgments or suffering they cannot control**.
* 🎭 Ultimately, they present a view of God as a **silent observer**, created to **experience life through humanity**, and encourage viewers to **find joy in existence** while recognizing the **limitations of their influence**.

For speech, speech... [Music] For speech. I will become the god of this new world. It's just as I thought; humans are so interesting.

You got a second? I already told you—you can't talk to me in public. How many times do I have to tell you? In that case, I'll talk; you just listen. If you don't want to hear me, you can plug your ears or something. First of all, I don't have anything against you; I actually think...

the notebook couldn't have been picked up by a better person. I'm here because I have to stick around until the Death Note is finished, or I see you die, whichever comes first. But make no mistake, Light, I'm not on your side or L's side. You'll

never hear me say anything about whether what you're doing is right or wrong. I'm not here to support you or give you my opinion; I'm just a spectator. But as your roommate, I might have a few things to say now and then. It's just that I'm no

ally of yours, or Kira, if you prefer. The only reason I'm going to tell you this is because, personally, it's starting to creep me out. You're being followed by another human; he's watching you right now. It's really starting to get on my

nerves. I realize there's no way he can see me, but because I'm always following behind you wherever you go, I feel like I'm constantly being watched. [Music] Well, Light, it looks like you've lost... Remember how, in the beginning, when we first met, I told you that I'd be the...

One, writing your name in my notebook. That is part of the agreement between a Shinigami who brings a notebook to the human world and the first human who picks it up. If they put you in prison, who knows when you die? And I don't want to lie around...

waiting. So it's all over. You'll die here. It was good while it lasted. We eased each other's boredom for quite a while. Well, light... it's been interesting. No impertinence, but why are you still alive? I... I fled. I was trapped. I escaped.

Escaped? Yes, I fled that place in terror of my life. He's a monster. I swear to you, he is the Devil himself. Then why have you stopped? Stopped what? Fled? You've been here nearly a month. I'm safe with you.

Why? This is a house of God. A house of God, is it? Well, that's good. We could do with a man about the place. His sister... two years ago, a church in this town collapsed. The roof fell in, killing the congregation as they prayed, including the children. The priest...

was the only survivor. PR's like that. He said to me afterwards that even in moments like these, he was able to maintain his faith. He told him he should have maintained his roof! Look to your own protection, Mr. Harker. God doesn't care.

The way you talk... it's unusual in someone of your calling. All right, so check this out, man. This video is about why God doesn't care about the world, and neither should you; slash why the Law of Detachment is the ultimate spiritual law. Now, the reason why I'm making this video is because...

or one of the explanations about this physical reality that we currently dwell in, because sometimes, like when I look at what's going on in the world, it makes me think God doesn't exist at all. Like, there's no way... and let's just say 'God' as we know it,

meaning the concept that Christians... because I believe that's what most people view God as; they believe in the God of the Bible, that there's someone looking out for you somewhere. And by that definition, by that version, I would be thinking like there's

no way that God is real when all of these unjust activities happen, not only on a daily basis, not only in every single part of the world, but throughout history, repetitively, over and over again. Constantly, it seems like evil is the one

that controls, runs, and manipulates the world. And when I say 'evil,' I don't mean evil personified, some type of mythological figure like the devil; I mean evil people, because that's who controls the world: evil people. And it almost seems like no

matter what part of time you look at in history, evil people are always controlling the world. Like I mentioned in my video about why sometimes you have to be evil in order to uphold righteousness, the reason for that being is because evil people, they have no conscience,

they have no heart, they have no soul, so they don't care what they have to do to win, because they deem winning as controlling others, taking from others. That's how they view the game of life; they're so stuck and rooted in materialism that that's the only thing they care about, so

They don't have qualms about doing wrong to get what they want, and this is why the art of detachment is important. Because God doesn't exist in the way that we have been conditioned to think God exists. Think about the world, or imagine what we call God: there's an all-powerful being who set this reality into motion.

Why? Because one of my main questions, one of the main philosophical questions that all thinkers have, is why? What's the purpose of this world, especially when it seems like it's only the result of pain and suffering being repetitively, uh, happening throughout the world? Why? There's no real purpose to this world.

Some people say, oh well—I had one dude ask me, he said, "Do you think the purpose of life is to find divine love and merge with God and spread love?" I said, "No, I don't think that's the purpose." If that was the purpose, the majority of people would be aiming to do that, but that's not the purpose.

So much so that there's literally only a small, finite group of people throughout history who even care to try to find divine love and spirituality and spread it around. They're so small that you can probably name them on one hand. Oh well, this person sacrificed their life for the good of the people; this person spread love and fellowship to other people. Bro, it's so small that that can't be the purpose of life.

And the reason why is because we live in a 3D reality. This is the realm of the root chakra, the realm of the sacral...

Chakra, the realm of the solar plexus chakra. These three chakras govern the majority of the human realm. Root chakra: survival. If I had to guess, the majority of people on planet Earth, I can almost say confidently that they're in survival mode.

They're just trying to find shelter and food day by day. They're struggling to get by; base-level root chakra. And for some people who think, 'Oh well, chakra is...' There's a psychologist, a Western psychologist, who has a similar pyramid structure to

the chakras. His name is Maslow, and they call it the Maslow hierarchy of needs. The first need is safety and security, food; next need, sex and comfort. Then, the higher you get up this pyramid, the closer you get to love and self-actualization, and it's parallel

with the chakras. Root chakra: survival, safety, food; sacral chakra: sexual chakra, reproduction; solar plexus chakra: willpower, striving in the world. Then you get to the heart center; you're getting closer and closer to the top, which is

self-realization, self-actualization. And like I said, only a small group of people throughout time and history even try to be self-actualized, and then the number is even smaller who become self-actualized. So that's why I would never say the purpose of life is to find

divinity. No, that might be my purpose in life; it might be your purpose in life, but to say that that's the purpose for the majority? I don't think so. Now I'm making this video to emphasize detachment. Look at all the evil that's going on in the world.

Currently, throughout history, uh, if you're a spiritual person, if you have any type of heart and empathy, you feel bad for those going through suffering, like the people in Palestine, the people in Congo, and even Chinese people who suffer in those factories where they're basically slaves. But to think about this, to dwell on this too long, it would just hurt you and bring down your vibration because there's no way that we could control it; there's no way that we could help these people.

sometimes, like when big things happen, like what's happening to Palestinians, and I'm like, 'I feel so bad,' but it's like, 'Damn, it's going to hurt me to feel bad because you can't help them; like there's nothing you could do.' And this is...

where detachment comes in because the unfortunate reality is that the universe is random; it's chaotic; it's never really structured in a way where everything flows smoothly. And why? Because, in my opinion, the most sound philosophical argument is that the universe was bored and it wanted to...

experience itself dualistically, so it placed itself, scattered itself in different species and organisms to experience life through all facets or, uh, different sensory means. Meaning a plant has a whole different sensory apparatus than an animal like a cow or a dog, and then...

another bigger animal, a human, uh, you know, a mountain, a tree—they all have different sensory apparatuses, but they're experiencing the universe in their own unique ways. And that's why the whole universe is God; it's one band, one sound; there's no...

distinction. So I believe the universe just separated itself because it was bored and it just wanted to experience duality. I believe this is the philosophical statement that makes the most sense out of every philosophical branch that I studied. And this is another thing: a lot

of people, they don't—you say 'God,' or 'God is within you,' they look at you like you're crazy. But even Jesus said in the Bible that the Kingdom of Heaven is within. Did I not tell you that ye are Gods? Uh, say when the Pharisees demanded

of him where the Kingdom of Heaven should come, they will not say 'see here' or 'see there,' for indeed the Kingdom of Heaven is within you. So Jesus said multiple times that you are God, or the Kingdom of Heaven is within you. But to take it a step further, Advaita Vedanta,

which is the study of non-dualism, not only do they tell you you are God, but they can prove you are God through yogic practices and meditation. So, for example, let's take an experiment right now: eliminate all attributes of yourself, meaning like your name, your job, your

race, your goals—eliminate them. Try to clear your mind of these things and just look, observe without judgment and without painting the picture with your perceptions. What do you see? And this is better to do in nature because then you'll be able to see completely what I'm talking about. All

you're going to see, all you're going to feel is presence and observation. You're observing this person walking and talking, and someone else gave you a name—it's not even your name. The same way we named the bird, the bird didn't say, 'Hey,

My name is Bird. We gave it that name, the same for you. All of these things really *are* consciousness, and even consciousness is just a concept and a name. But we've got to speak this way to explain duality and the witness, right? Because the fact

that you can witness yourself means there's something greater and beyond yourself. That's what transcending means; going beyond means recognizing that which is prior to you. So in the video, I got a clip of Ryuk from Death Note. This is how life is; this

is how I view God. God is just a silent observer, and this is how you become free from pain and gain detachment. You align yourself with the silent observer, because once you start painting your own perceptions on reality, that's when you get into duality and you experience pain.

But when you step back, meditate, find non-dualism, keep your mind inside—you're going to experience less friction. Where there is one, there is no pain; where there are two, there is friction. So just like Ryuk, where he was watching Light Yagami, the character in

Death Note, and he said it was fun while it lasted, but I'm not about to sit here and wait around while you rot in jail. And he said, "I'm not on nobody's side. I'm not on your side; I'm not on the detective's side. I'm just here to watch

you, to have fun, to experience human life, because it's so interesting." I look at God like that; it chose to experience itself as you because it—it's bored to be in non-duality, to be in complete silence and darkness. It's boring, especially when you're all-powerful. So

If you're all-powerful, all-controlling, all-knowing, all-strength, what could make you feel alive again but making yourself weaker, forgetting how powerful you are, and pretending to be a human and going on this human journey full of ups and downs, strife, and struggle?

I believe that's what God is, and God is in every single one of every species to experience what that particular species has to offer. And because, even in *Jujutsu Kaisen*—that's another anime that I put—where, uh, is actually the reason why I

got his *Gojo* tattooed on my hand, 'cause I like to envision Sukuna when Itadori is asking Sukuna, 'Can you help me? You helped me before. Please help my friend, turn my friend back.' And Sukuna just laughed at him. It was like, 'No, I'm not

helping you. This [___] is hilarious to me. I'm just watching you struggle and suffer.' Because I'm like, if God wanted to—if if he was personified, like people believe that you can talk to him and ask for help, and you can in some ways—and

I'll do that when I talk about mantras. But he would help—look at all this suffering going on, why doesn't he help? It's either one, he can't help and he's powerless; that doesn't seem likely; or

two, he can help but doesn't want to help; that seems more likely; or three, he doesn't even exist. And it might even be a combination of all three, 'cause like I said, you could easily help if you're God; it's just maybe you just don't want to, or it's fun.

And it's entertainment to you; that's the only way I can picture this reality existing, with all the struggling and strife that goes on. And once again, this is why the Law of Detachment is pertinent, because not only is there universal pain—like wars going

on, slavery, bondage, unfairness on a global scale—but even in your own personal life, you have struggles that this human's gonna have to go through that, as sometimes, you're going to have to detach yourself from in order to move forward without suffering. Because even the Buddha said that's like one of the

first laws. Buddha said that this life is just suffering; that's the reality of life. So we have to find ways to cope with the suffering, to rise above our pains and struggles. That's where detachment comes in, but you can only detach yourself when

you know who your most inner-dwelling self is, which is non-duality, Spirit, Cosmos—some people like to say God. You dig what I'm saying? So this is a quick video on detachment. Then, when you are detached in life, you can do whatever you want; you can have fun because so

many people, they think like, certain things you do—oh, that's bad, that's evil, or you're going to hell. Bro, God doesn't give a [ __ ]! You think God gives a [ __ ] bro? There—bro, evil people have been consistently dropping bombs on people

since forever, and you really think God gives a [ __ ] if you have sex outside of marriage, bro? Slavery existed; you're telling me God cared if you had sex outside of marriage, bro? Dumb as [ __ ]! That's why, even if God was

Really, I wish God would... Oh well. You didn't get married before you had sex, okay? And you made slaves... Are you talking about you made Adam and Eve and dropped it on whole nations and countries and destroyed little children?

And I had sex and you're going to point the finger at me?  I would literally be at God's neck. I wouldn't give a damn because you're not about to chastise me when you created a whole world of...

...you get the hell out of my face with that crap! You can miss me with that nonsense! But like I said, uh, you know, in restrictions... I'm not obviously telling you to go be a serial killer or

something, or be a weirdo. I'm not telling you to do no crazy stuff, but this thought is freeing: that there's really no consequences to what the hell goes on out here. Now, there are physical consequences, like you could go to jail

or somebody could get some payback on you like that. But as far as... now, don't get me wrong, I do believe there are cosmic consequences, meaning reincarnation and you being reborn in a worse, adverse situation because of what you did in a past life. I do believe

that, which is why I strive to be righteous, even though I like to have fun and do what I want. I strive to be honest and uh, not a deceiver, because I do believe you will get karmic repercussions for what you do on this planet, even if you don't.

I know about it. I believe that will happen. There are physical karmas that could happen to you, and there are uh, astrological, ethereal karmas that can happen to you if you're being a slimeball. I really do believe that. So, but...

like I said though, I think this is just like a game, bro. Like, life is a game. It's just God decided to experience many different forms and points of view, so it just manifested itself into whatever it wanted to be, and you just happen to

be one of those things that God wanted to be. So knowing that, you can move forward and have fun with life and just try not to be too serious. And like I said, if there is suffering that you can help, then you should try to help alleviate other's suffering to some degree. Don't

sacrifice yourself. I don't believe in that Jesus [ __ ] because humans aren't [ __ ] that [ __ ] died for no reason, bro. Humans still aren't [ __ ]; they're still dropping bombs on people; they're still

being evil. And you've got even some people that disrespect Jesus; they don't even believe in Jesus, and you die for these [ __ ]? So I don't believe in sacrificing yourself for these [ __ ]. But if you can help, it's kind of a

good thing to help. But if you can't help, if you can't control it, don't allow it to weigh down and burden your conscience so much over things you can't control that God is letting happen anyway. Because if God wanted to, he could stop it. You dig what

the point I'm saying is that's why the Law of Detachment is the ultimate law, and why God doesn't really care about reality. He doesn't care what's going on down here, bro. Even if he was real, bro, he

made this world as an experiment and moved on to the next project, and we just keep doing what we're doing down here. That guy isn't even watching, or he might even click

sometimes I used to think God was like watching TV, like it's cable. Let me see what this world is doing, this is funny as hell that I made, yo, this

world doing this, yo, this is crazy, bro. He's crashing out, like that's how I look at God, like this guy just looks at us for entertainment and

because he was bored. So that's all. Like, share, subscribe. You did [Music] [Music] Um, oh, hold up. He, oh my god, we'll be taking... we, we, we're going to rock it till the wheels fall off. Hold

up. Oh my god, we'll be acting too. See you. Take a see. Hope you're ready for the next episode. Hey, smoke weed every day. Hey.

God don’t give a Fukk about us, we exist to provide entertainment, there are no rules in this life…

Madhusudhana

Initial statements and introduction of a character observing Light Yagami.

A character declares their intention to become a god of a new world, finding humans interesting.

A conversation begins, where the character explains their reasons for being present and observing Light.

The character clarifies their neutrality, stating they are neither on Light's nor L's side.

The character reveals that Light is being followed by another person.

The character mentions Light's impending death and a prior agreement involving a notebook.

Discussion of the character's agreement with Light and his impending death.

The character explains the agreement made with Light regarding the notebook.

The conversation shifts to Light's continued survival and the character's escape from a dangerous situation.

The character describes the dangerous situation and their current safety.

A discussion about God's lack of intervention in worldly suffering and the concept of detachment.

The speaker introduces a video topic concerning God's lack of concern for the world.

The speaker questions God's existence given the prevalence of injustice and suffering in the world.

The speaker discusses the philosophical question of the world's purpose, especially in the face of suffering.

The speaker emphasizes the importance of detachment in coping with suffering and uncontrollable events.

Explanation of the universe's chaotic nature and the concept of God as a silent observer.

The speaker proposes that the universe is random and chaotic, existing to experience itself dualistically.

The speaker discusses the concept of God as a silent observer and the importance of non-dualism.

The speaker suggests an experiment to experience non-duality through meditation.

The speaker uses Ryuk from Death Note as an analogy for God as a silent observer.

Conclusion: The Law of Detachment and the nature of God.

The speaker reiterates the importance of detachment in coping with personal and universal suffering.

The speaker argues against the idea of divine punishment or judgment for actions.

The speaker discusses physical and karmic consequences of actions.

The speaker concludes that life is a game, encouraging viewers to enjoy it without excessive seriousness.

The speaker summarizes their view of God as an entity that created the world as an experiment and moved on.