Consciousness: the felt experience of“now”; the act of existence
God: the universe and beyond —everything that is, was, or ever will be — asa single conscious entity
Soul: a section of God; a conscious
manifestation of some speci c aspect(s) ofGod
Art: a soul as it perceived by another soulGod

Manifesto
by Deitritus
December 14, 2022
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is a conscious being. It is alive
and with intention. Everything
within it, in every possible con guration, at
every level and perspective, etc., is also
“alive” and conscious in its own way.
Life as we know it is an illusion; anarbitrary distinction based on speci cparameters currently familiar to us. What
we consider “alive” is only one form ofconsciousness. Consciousness forms
according to its materials, their functions,and their circumstances. Any instance of
this — physical or mental — is called a soul.
God is a fractal. The complexity of asoul determines the breadth of its
consciousness, but all souls experience
God’s intentions in generally the samemanner. Everything is an inextricable partof the whole doing its part, ultimately
operating under the same parameters.

God cannot be directly observed, in thesame way an eye cannot directly look atitself. Any attempt requires at least one
duplicate image (a re ection) such as amirror, allowing feedback to occur, thus
creating a duality, trinity, or greater. Theseare incomplete, arti cial, and ultimately
false but necessary representations of a soulattempting to perceive itself.
The essential function of God — that is,
all functions as one complete function — isintention; the resulting duality of which
begets two rudimentary functions —creation and destruction. The perpetual
cycle of creation and destruction guided byintention enables consciousness and allother functions to be possible.
A soul is created by a function calledego. Ego is the knife that splits God,
imparting arti cial separation between souls.
This separation allows for feedback,creating potential for new forms ofconsciousness, i.e. growth. This is theessential function of a soul.
It is through billions of years of thisgrowth that we people are possible. We area manifestation of this growth, and it is ourduty and destiny to manifest more of it
ourselves. People have tremendous potential
for growth due to our incredibly complex
nature. Any perception (i.e. a re ection) of
this growth is called art. Anything becomes
art while its nature is re ected upon.

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Capitalism has conditioned us to notrecognize most art, and to harshly judge it
when we do. It tells us only certain things
can be considered art after they meetcertain requirements. These standards
depend on investing large amounts of time,e ort, and money; thus gatekeeping thevast majority of art from ever being createdat all. If it does meet minimum requirements,
capitalism then attempts to obscure its
signi cance by equating it to merely theamount capital it might be traded for.
Intentions of artists are sti ed, judged, andencouraged to conform a certain way for
maximum pro tability. This crystalizes
capitalist power by eliminating many of thethreats art can engender.
There is no “good” or “bad” art, there
is only intention. The stronger the intention,
the more e ective the art, the greater thepotential growth, thus coinciding with ourultimate purpose. This is achieved by being
genuine.
LevtKvlt is a community whose goal isto help genuine artists in their purpose.
We currently live in a world diseased bycapitalism. Money is a parasite that will
destroy anything in its wake, ripping soulsapart and consuming them, growing itself
and nothing else. The longer it perpetuates,
the more embedded its destructive functions
become.

Capitalism is the ego in peril manifest. It
is growth based on the illusions of
unfettered re ections. Capitalism exploits
our natural inclination for growth by
averting resources away from others,
hoarding them, or destroying them. It
encourages mindless consumption oversincere creation. It attempts to place
conditions on creation, which prevent mostfrom achieving what they are simply being
called to do. It is so concerned witharti cial growth that it at best leaves little
to no room for genuine growth, and atworst annihilates it.
Growth incited by capitalism isimpressive and often glamorous, but tumorlike in nature; imposing and malicious, it
makes few concessions with other souls. It
is a dangerously destructive force that weare seeing the e ects of more and more
every day, in every aspect of our lives. It
has turned Earth into an open wound on
the body of God.
Too many artists who lack the privilege
have su ered in silence for too long. Toomany art fans long for the privilege to enjoy
the art which artists intend for them toenjoy. Their self-esteems wrongfully su er
and their lives regretfully wasted. We’ve
allowed too much power to be seized by
too few people. And like pus gatheringfrom a pimple, it will rise above the skin

only to pop and be discarded. Disgusted,
yet satis ed and relieved, we will rebuildfrom whatever foundation remains.
We remind you access to art is not
actually a “privilege.” It is a right. It is ournature. It is an essential part of our genuine
God-given duty to protect ourselves, others,and God. We achieve this by avoiding
capitalism as much as possible, demolishing
the barriers between genuine art, its
creation, and its consumption. We
resuscitate the waste of capitalism. We
support each other rst and keep money
away from industry to the best of ourability.
Souls bonded, intentions unyielding, andfear absent, we rise from the lth and march
towards our inevitable return to God.