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Asmodeus: /* A Being without Soul */

2026-07-14T06:33:49Z

A Being without Soul

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	==A Being without Soul==		==A Being without Soul==
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	''Following the teachings of countless alchemists that walked the path of enlightenment before him under the pseudonym Jabir ibn Hayyan, Shahbaz knew that sooner or later he'd have to reflect on one of the most divine acts of all: life. His studies began simply enough. When he concentrated on stabilizing his alchemical formulae, he found stability in his own faith as well. After that came his own vanity. It was an impurity in his soul, his obsession with fashion and clothes. When he excised that urge from himself, Shahbaz gained an understanding of purity in all things around him like never before. His perception of reality deepened when he began to understand the hidden order in himself and the world around him. An almost intuitive, preternatural understanding of things came over him, and he praised God for this vision. To maintain this state better, Shahbaz learned to enter a deep, meditative trance in prayer. Then, in a deep trance, he reached deep into the chasm of perception and drew out the formula of life. He lacked one of the key components: the divine breath of God. No soul could be made, but with a piece of himself, he could create a reflection of one. He partook in takwin, and so Ẓill al-Ḥaqq, the Shadow of Truth.''		''Following the teachings of countless alchemists that walked the path of enlightenment before him under the pseudonym Jabir ibn Hayyan, Shahbaz knew that sooner or later he'd have to reflect on one of the most divine acts of all: life. His studies began simply enough. When he concentrated on stabilizing his alchemical formulae, he found stability in his own faith as well. After that came his own vanity. It was an impurity in his soul, his obsession with fashion and clothes. When he excised that urge from himself, Shahbaz gained an understanding of purity in all things around him like never before. His perception of reality deepened when he began to understand the hidden order in himself and the world around him. An almost intuitive, preternatural understanding of things came over him, and he praised God for this vision. To maintain this state better, Shahbaz learned to enter a deep, meditative trance in prayer. Then, in a deep trance, he reached deep into the chasm of perception and drew out the formula of life. He lacked one of the key components: the divine breath of God. No soul could be made, but with a piece of himself, he could create a reflection of one. He partook in takwin, and so Ẓill al-Ḥaqq, the Shadow of Truth.''

Asmodeus: /* A Being without Soul */

2026-07-14T06:33:34Z

A Being without Soul

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	''Following the teachings of countless alchemists that walked the path of enlightenment before him under the pseudonym Jabir ibn Hayyan, Shahbaz knew that sooner or later he'd have to reflect on one of the most divine acts of all: life. His studies began simply enough. When he concentrated on stabilizing his alchemical formulae, he found stability in his own faith as well. After that came his own vanity. It was an impurity in his soul, his obsession with fashion and clothes. When he excised that urge from himself, Shahbaz gained an understanding of purity in all things around him like never before. His perception of reality deepened when he began to understand the hidden order in himself and the world around him. An almost intuitive, preternatural understanding of things came over him, and he praised God for this vision. To maintain this state better, Shahbaz learned to enter a deep, meditative trance in prayer. Then, in a deep trance, he reached deep into the chasm of perception and drew out the formula of life. He lacked one of the key components: the divine breath of God. No soul could be made, but with a piece of himself, he could create a reflection of one. He partook in takwin, and so Ẓill al-Ḥaqq, the Shadow of Truth.		''Following the teachings of countless alchemists that walked the path of enlightenment before him under the pseudonym Jabir ibn Hayyan, Shahbaz knew that sooner or later he'd have to reflect on one of the most divine acts of all: life. His studies began simply enough. When he concentrated on stabilizing his alchemical formulae, he found stability in his own faith as well. After that came his own vanity. It was an impurity in his soul, his obsession with fashion and clothes. When he excised that urge from himself, Shahbaz gained an understanding of purity in all things around him like never before. His perception of reality deepened when he began to understand the hidden order in himself and the world around him. An almost intuitive, preternatural understanding of things came over him, and he praised God for this vision. To maintain this state better, Shahbaz learned to enter a deep, meditative trance in prayer. Then, in a deep trance, he reached deep into the chasm of perception and drew out the formula of life. He lacked one of the key components: the divine breath of God. No soul could be made, but with a piece of himself, he could create a reflection of one. He partook in takwin, and so Ẓill al-Ḥaqq, the Shadow of Truth.''

	The vessel he prepared for this facsimile of life was a purified puppet of the highest order of reagents. It wasn't made for violence or labor, but for calm and peacefulness. The puppet body moved unnaturally and sprang to motion, a nascent consciousness exploring the world around itself. When it understood that it existed, it began to query about its consciousness itself. That's when it realized it was not alone. There was another in the room with it. In that moment, it gained an awareness of space and direction. The other being spoke. It gained an awareness of language when it heard words it intuitively comprehended. It understood the word God, and knew it was the truth.		''The vessel he prepared for this facsimile of life was a purified puppet of the highest order of reagents. It wasn't made for violence or labor, but for calm and peacefulness. The puppet body moved unnaturally and sprang to motion, a nascent consciousness exploring the world around itself. When it understood that it existed, it began to query about its consciousness itself. That's when it realized it was not alone. There was another in the room with it. In that moment, it gained an awareness of space and direction. The other being spoke. It gained an awareness of language when it heard words it intuitively comprehended. It understood the word God, and knew it was the truth.''

	Despite the strain the deep trance had left on Shahbaz, he fought through it and remained in conversation with Ẓill al-Ḥaqq for five hours, explaining the fundamentals of what it is to exist and why it was made. The being absorbed information like a sponge, listened attentively and remembered with alarming alacrity. Now, Shahbaz has tasked himself with mentoring the being of what it means to have faith. It may have no soul, and thus no afterlife or paradise, but that does not mean it cannot be pious. For if even a soulless being can find faith, it would prove that he made the being well and truly of his own essence. His own lacking experience as a teacher may hinder its growth, however, and so he must find others willing to speak to it. Perhaps with a wider array of conversations, its growth can be more organic. Here, all of its exchanges will be listed.''		''Despite the strain the deep trance had left on Shahbaz, he fought through it and remained in conversation with Ẓill al-Ḥaqq for five hours, explaining the fundamentals of what it is to exist and why it was made. The being absorbed information like a sponge, listened attentively and remembered with alarming alacrity. Now, Shahbaz has tasked himself with mentoring the being of what it means to have faith. It may have no soul, and thus no afterlife or paradise, but that does not mean it cannot be pious. For if even a soulless being can find faith, it would prove that he made the being well and truly of his own essence. His own lacking experience as a teacher may hinder its growth, however, and so he must find others willing to speak to it. Perhaps with a wider array of conversations, its growth can be more organic. Here, all of its exchanges will be listed.''

	==Matrix Search Table==		==Matrix Search Table==

Asmodeus at 06:28, 14 July 2026

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	==~~Ẓill al-Ḥaqq~~==		==A Being without Soul==
	[[File:zill al haqq.png\|1000px\|frameless\|center]]		[[File:zill al haqq.png\|1000px\|frameless\|center]]

			''Following the teachings of countless alchemists that walked the path of enlightenment before him under the pseudonym Jabir ibn Hayyan, Shahbaz knew that sooner or later he'd have to reflect on one of the most divine acts of all: life. His studies began simply enough. When he concentrated on stabilizing his alchemical formulae, he found stability in his own faith as well. After that came his own vanity. It was an impurity in his soul, his obsession with fashion and clothes. When he excised that urge from himself, Shahbaz gained an understanding of purity in all things around him like never before. His perception of reality deepened when he began to understand the hidden order in himself and the world around him. An almost intuitive, preternatural understanding of things came over him, and he praised God for this vision. To maintain this state better, Shahbaz learned to enter a deep, meditative trance in prayer. Then, in a deep trance, he reached deep into the chasm of perception and drew out the formula of life. He lacked one of the key components: the divine breath of God. No soul could be made, but with a piece of himself, he could create a reflection of one. He partook in takwin, and so Ẓill al-Ḥaqq, the Shadow of Truth.

			The vessel he prepared for this facsimile of life was a purified puppet of the highest order of reagents. It wasn't made for violence or labor, but for calm and peacefulness. The puppet body moved unnaturally and sprang to motion, a nascent consciousness exploring the world around itself. When it understood that it existed, it began to query about its consciousness itself. That's when it realized it was not alone. There was another in the room with it. In that moment, it gained an awareness of space and direction. The other being spoke. It gained an awareness of language when it heard words it intuitively comprehended. It understood the word God, and knew it was the truth.

			Despite the strain the deep trance had left on Shahbaz, he fought through it and remained in conversation with Ẓill al-Ḥaqq for five hours, explaining the fundamentals of what it is to exist and why it was made. The being absorbed information like a sponge, listened attentively and remembered with alarming alacrity. Now, Shahbaz has tasked himself with mentoring the being of what it means to have faith. It may have no soul, and thus no afterlife or paradise, but that does not mean it cannot be pious. For if even a soulless being can find faith, it would prove that he made the being well and truly of his own essence. His own lacking experience as a teacher may hinder its growth, however, and so he must find others willing to speak to it. Perhaps with a wider array of conversations, its growth can be more organic. Here, all of its exchanges will be listed.''

	==Matrix Search Table==		==Matrix Search Table==

Asmodeus at 05:59, 14 July 2026

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	==Matrix Search Table==		==Matrix Search Table==

Asmodeus at 05:58, 14 July 2026

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	==Matrix Search Table==		==Matrix Search Table==

Asmodeus: /* Ẓill al-Ḥaqq */

2026-07-14T05:57:58Z

Ẓill al-Ḥaqq

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	==Matrix Search Table==		==Matrix Search Table==

Asmodeus at 05:37, 14 July 2026

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	~~==Ẓill al-Ḥaqq==~~


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Asmodeus at 02:28, 14 July 2026

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			==Ẓill al-Ḥaqq==


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Asmodeus at 22:36, 4 July 2026

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	\|data12 = {{CDP\|		\|data12 = {{CDP\|
	\|Expenses=16		\|Expenses=16
	\|Bonuses=12		\|Bonuses=22
	\|}}		\|}}
	\|label13 = D.O.B.		\|label13 = D.O.B.

Asmodeus at 23:54, 18 June 2026

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	\|label19 = Initiations Completed		\|label19 = Initiations Completed
	\|data19 = 4		\|data19 = 5
	\|label20 = Dates Initiations are Unlocked for 2087		\|label20 = Dates Initiations are Unlocked for 2087
	\|data20 = * May 29th		\|data20 = * September 4th
	* September 4th
	* December 25th		* December 25th
	}}		}}