>>1776

I was mostly just meandering around the topic of good and evil with a non-duality lens. I don't like non-duality, I don't believe in one monotheism either. I believe we choose a point on the line and can move freely on it, certain laws somewhat discourage us from moving too far left. No you don't have to be both unless you believe in non-duality. It's a dig at those who do because they can't be reasoned with when it comes to God or evil and his simultaneous complacency and oppression. You can't even have balance outside of nature because you are either going to have to let atrocities happen to move left or oppress your society to move right. A little oppression isn't a bad thing, we eat cows, so Indians might have a bone to pick with us heathens, so you know.

Unless you mean you don't have to be different than your tulpa, no you don't, you could argue you share morals and that's fine.