i thought he went by yamantaka eye nowadays? idk. but either way, anything that influences his brilliance and the music he made with boredoms is worth a look im

i thought he went by yamantaka eye nowadays? idk. but either way, anything that influences his brilliance and the music he made with boredoms is worth a look imo it's really interesting how ōmoto acknowledges the godhood in humanity while at the same time affirming that the individual godheads are just elements of a greater overarching divinity (sorta reminds me of the old Greek concept of Khaos, and the nature of the All in hermetic teachings)