In our own world is there someone wiser than our own devil?
Just imagine what psychological knowledge our own devil has to have.
The sum total of the wisdom from all of our life's experiences going through the times we've been in creation.
The Sun up in the sky is another one who is supremely wise, as it has witnessed all the errors, problems, solutions, triumphs, failures and sufferings that human beings have passed through since the beginning of creation.
The devil is so old and because of that he is so wise. He has seen so much of our folly. He knows it all...
Seeing folly over time means to have seen what lead to it and the consequences it had. The total of that witnessing of our folly comprises knowledge. The wisdom of the devil comes from this knowledge, and the way his wisdom is expressed is in the way of helping us to see and undo our folly.
The devil being the shadow of our inner Being knows what it is that we lack. As our lacking is the shadow of our Being.
Through fore comes all knowledge, as fire is the energy to live and experience. The devil was the one that stole the fire of the Gods to give to human beings so that they could gain wisdom to ascend once again to be with the Gods.
The devil in many ways is the mirror of our complement, and his fire is the way to polish that mirror, turning it from dusty charcoal to shiny silver.
A spark which produces fire is the result of the contrast of two things coming together in friction. Fire as an element always exists via the two and it's third force is light. Fire needs air to consume and grow, water to extinguish and earth to be contained.
The friction with our shadow is fire and this fire can bring light. The light is then what transforms the shadow. Thus the devil is transformed with the new light we liberate.
It is the wisdom of the devil that makes us reconsider our concept of the devil and its 'so-called' evil.
Isn't wisdom a divine quality, something of light? Yet the devil has this wisdom of light. How can the devil be all evil when it possesses divine light. Our concepts can not accommodate that, meaning our concepts are misaligned.
The devil is traditionally used to provide contrast which is the place where we can see ourselves as we are and also know directly what our essence has within its fibres.
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