3.70
Uranus was castrated, Cronus was banished, and both were replaced as the central gods in Greek mythology. Zeus knew his time was limited, spun out by the Fates. — What we have now, with the One, is in some subtle ways similar to the Greeks; however, our onto-theological principle doesn’t have any testes to cut off nor can it be sent to Tartarus or any other place for imprisonment.
Nietzsche declared the death of God. I now declare the death of the One, who grew so lonely in the death of its other (i.e., God), who subjugated and forced into hiding all others who were not one.
A tale not of amalgamation (§2.97). These others aren’t children of the One; there’s a different lineage. They’re different luminosities that have been shaped, though not irreparably, by the One. They aren’t the many opposed to the one; they’re different loci, different ways of being.