It's great to see Hölderlin quoted; I have studied him for years. . . . In answer to the question "But who needs redemption, salvation, resurrection? Only the guilty and the dissatisfied" I would add: most certainly 'the suffering' (of which I have been one).
But out of those difficult decades I've crafted my own contribution to the conversation What is God and Where is God? It is a work of active imagination titled "TALKING TO THE GOD WHO HEALS BROKEN LIVES: A Manual on Transforming Hopelessness and Despair," now available as a Kindle e-book (click on "Read sample" to see the 11-page Introduction on how the book came to be written, plus several samples of the Higher Self dialogue that fill the book's 350 pages):
It's great to see Hölderlin quoted; I have studied him for years. . . . In answer to the question "But who needs redemption, salvation, resurrection? Only the guilty and the dissatisfied" I would add: most certainly 'the suffering' (of which I have been one).
But out of those difficult decades I've crafted my own contribution to the conversation What is God and Where is God? It is a work of active imagination titled "TALKING TO THE GOD WHO HEALS BROKEN LIVES: A Manual on Transforming Hopelessness and Despair," now available as a Kindle e-book (click on "Read sample" to see the 11-page Introduction on how the book came to be written, plus several samples of the Higher Self dialogue that fill the book's 350 pages):
https://www.amazon.com/Talking-God-Heals-Broken-Lives-ebook/dp/B0F2LD7LBL.
A Book Two will be ready shortly.