deus purus/ diabolus in habitu simulato

Man strives for Deus Purus, or pure God: an ultimate bliss nothingness once provided with three criteria– (1)harmonic (2)satisfaction of the highest quality (3)within the largest quantity of time. Deus Purus is both created and destroyed by stimulus awareness gives us throughout our life called opportunities. Opportunities can either become problems or solutions, the latter resulting in Deus Purus. Therefore, mans purpose is to solve opportunities to achieve ultimate bliss.

Man that sins or is destructive strives for Diabolus In Habitu Simulato, or Devil in disguise. Like Deus Purus, it gives satisfaction of the highest quality etc. but this fulfilment is not harmonic and disrupts ones’ life. It is either harmful to oneself or others or lies in ignorance. Diabolus In Habitu Simulato is both a solution in the short term but a problem in the long term. It should be avoided, despite fulfilling two of the three criteria of Deus Purus.

- Lucas Angelo from his book "Awareness And The Harmonic Satisfaction Of Solutions"

Person A: "I'm going out drinking tonight again.."
Person B: "Oh god.. more diabolus in habitu simulato.."
Person A:"Yeah, well it's good for me, I am not hurting anyone and I'm not an alcoholic. Besides, studying for that useless degree is not gonna get you Deus Purus like you want, so why don't you dance with the devil abit more like me, eh?"
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by physioglogy March 7, 2026

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Nation State Habitus

The embodied, preconscious dispositions shaped by the fusion of nation and state into a single experienced reality—the sense that political boundaries and cultural identity naturally align. Nation State Habitus is the internalized feeling that the state you live in is your state, that its territory is your homeland, that its institutions express your national character. It's the unexamined assumption that French people should live in France, governed by French institutions, speaking French, and that any deviation from this alignment feels wrong. This habitus makes the nation-state seem natural rather than historical, inevitable rather than constructed. It's what produces the visceral discomfort when boundaries don't align with identity—the sense that something has gone wrong with reality itself.

Example: "He felt genuine distress when he crossed into the region where the national minority lived—not prejudice, but his Nation State Habitus misfiring. The map in his head showed a continuous nation-state; the reality of mixed populations violated his internalized sense of how the world should be ordered."

by Dumu The Void March 12, 2026

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