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“Is an intervention of the saints possible compared to an intervention of the man over Destiny? Is the saint - which man defined as a superior stage of that mans love - capable of really having Free Will? To answer such a question, we shall have to first define in details the notion of saint. It is…” quote by Sorin Cerin
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“Is an intervention of the saints possible compared to an intervention of the man over Destiny? Is the saint - which man defined as a superior stage of that mans love - capable of really having Free Will? To answer such a question, we shall have to first define in details the notion of saint. It is well known by all what saints are in different popular mythologies, but what are the saints in coaxialism? The saints are a superior form of love given by the man to them, nothing else than an Image of the Man, an alter ego, but precisely due to love which is the ultimate form of love, saints receive certain supernatural through which they could act on the plants destiny. Once man is an Image through the Image of his own Destiny, Saints becomes an image of the image, of this Destiny, so they identify to the creator of the image, to the one that can catch the image of the Destiny from outside it, being able to intervene on the Destiny which is the image of the Unique Accidental”

Sorin Cerin

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Source Essay: Coaxialism and the Nature of Saints, 2023

Saints are imagined as love‑driven alter egos that can influence destiny, raising questions about free will and supernatural agency.

In simple terms: Saints are love‑based images that might affect fate.

Key Takeaway

Consider limits of agency in spiritual concepts.

Themes

mythology metaphysics free will

Mood

reflective speculative

Type

mythical philosophical

When to use this quote

  • creative writing
  • role‑playing games
  • spiritual counseling

Key Concepts

alter ego destiny supernatural influence

Questions to Reflect On

  • What defines a saint’s authority?
  • Can love truly alter predetermined outcomes?
A Different Perspective

The concept may conflict with deterministic views of destiny.

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