gender of God, if any; submission/wrestling

[David Dalton]

I posted this to alt.religion.islam but that is very
low traffic so I figured I would post it here as well.

Is it true that Muslims do not have an anthropomorphic God?
If so, then I have that in common with you.

Also do Muslims assign a gender to your God?
Currently I refer to my God, who I define as the
all-governing someone, as "it". However I
am considering instead saying that my God has
all eight sexual harmonics, which I describe
near the end of the Recent Changes/Working Notes
section of my Salmon on the Thorns web page.
If I made that adjustment, I would then view
my God as optimally sexually compatible with everyone.
Would such a view be in line with Sufism?

I know that Muslims define Islam as the religion
of submission to the will of God. However, I think
God is ready to consider ideas from its followers.
Indeed, I think that Jacob's wrestling with God
was actually him negotiating with God. Over
the past number of years I have been in the
process of similar negotiation, though I don't
have voices but instead use perineum click
(short period mula bandha) divination to get
answers to my prayers. As part of this, for
a while I attempted to constrain God's
definition of goodness to my essential messages,
UN law, Canadian law, and Newfoundland and
Labrador law, in that priority. However in
recent attempts I had to convert this constraining
to suggestions, and have divined that God
agrees with some of the suggestions but not
all of them (so my messages are from me, though
they are backed by my similarity to some past
important figures).

Since Muslims consider Jesus to be an important
figure, some of you may be interested in my
Holy Thursday/spring cleaning
post to talk.religion.misc .

[David Dalton]

On Apr 10, 2020, David Dalton wrote
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Post by David Dalton
I posted this to alt.religion.islam but that is very
low traffic so I figured I would post it here as well.
Is it true that Muslims do not have an anthropomorphic God?
If so, then I have that in common with you.
Also do Muslims assign a gender to your God?
Currently I refer to my God, who I define as the
all-governing someone, as "it". However I
am considering instead saying that my God has
all eight sexual harmonics, which I describe
near the end of the Recent Changes/Working Notes
section of my Salmon on the Thorns web page.
If I made that adjustment, I would then view
my God as optimally sexually compatible with everyone.

and can be identified with by everyone

Perhaps I should use God/dess but I find that awkward, and
if the word actor can be gender nonspecific I think the
word God can as well.

[David Dalton]

On Apr 10, 2020, David Dalton wrote
(in

Post by David Dalton
I posted this to alt.religion.islam but that is very
low traffic so I figured I would post it here as well.
Is it true that Muslims do not have an anthropomorphic God?
If so, then I have that in common with you.
Also do Muslims assign a gender to your God?
Currently I refer to my God, who I define as the
all-governing someone, as "it". However I
am considering instead saying that my God has
all eight sexual harmonics, which I describe
near the end of the Recent Changes/Working Notes
section of my Salmon on the Thorns web page.
If I made that adjustment, I would then view
my God as optimally sexually compatible with everyone.
Would such a view be in line with Sufism?

Here is a brief summary of the eight harmonics theory for those
who, like me, are reluctant to click on links in a Usenet newsgroup
post, especially http rather than https:

I have a theory of four orientations (purestraight, gay/lesbian, bisexual
by nature, and fourth orientation compatible only with bisexual by
nature of the opposite gender) and two spiritual genders, so effectively
eight harmonics (1M, 2M, 3M, 4M, 1F, 2F, 3F, 4F). However one
must also be careful to watch for transgender cases (e.g. 1MT would
be spiritually purestraight male in a female body) and multispirit
individuals, which I define not as transgender but as individuals
with more than one harmonic, generally equal number of male
and female harmonics, and usually two-spirit, e.g. 3F/2MT, but
I did come across one four-spirit individual, 1M/2M/1FT/2FT,
compatible with everyone other than 4F and 4M, so far, and a
3M/3FT or 3F/3MT would be at least partially compatible with
everybody, and if there was an eight-spirit individual they would
be optimally compatible with everyone, as would a 1M/1F/3M/3F.

When I say bisexual by nature I mean someone who feels
sexual attraction to both genders, but can be honestly either
bisexual, straight, celibate, or gay/lesbian by lifestyle choice.
When I say partially compatible I mean less likely to
stick, so a 1M is optimally compatible with a 1F but
only partially compatible with a 3F, and I think also
that a 3F is only partially compatible with a 3M but
is optimally compatible with a 4M, 3F, or 2F.

I base my theory partly on my own sexual attractions (I think
I am 4M) but I also used it, with at least one confirmed 1M/3FT
result, when I thought I had a matchmaking siddhi (paranormal
ability) from late March 8 to early March 20, 2019, which
I hope will return someday. When I say above that I came
across a 1M/2M/1FT/2FT, that was using my ability on a
picture and it has not yet been confirmed. And through
what I call assisted shaktipat I have been trying to pass
on the ability to at least a million individuals worldwide,
who should benefit from my theory. But if not, the theory
should be able to be researched and applied through surveys.
The confusing part is that many who are bisexual by nature
are straight by lifestyle choice, and some gay/lesbian (sexually
attracted to just the same gender) are dishonestly (although
unfortunately forced in some cases) trying to be bisexual or straight.

I do not believe there are asexuals, though a 4M who has had
no experience yet with 3F might think that he is.