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Figure of Pilgrims of the Last Tuesday
The Last Tuesday itself.
Not worshipped — kept. The Pilgrims hold that a recurring date does everything a deity must: it returns, it demands, and it does not negotiate.
Understanding it — context, not catechism: how this passage is held
The Last Tuesday is treated as the figure rather than any person or god: a date that has not been fixed and may be any Tuesday, which the line holds should be met as though it were the final one. Naming a day as the object of veneration rather than a being is the founder's stated departure from every tradition the line was forked from.
The same ground, other faiths
claims that share this one's ideas
Time is a wheel, and this is the worst quarter of it.
Hinduism · core tenet
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Existence as ordinarily lived is marked by dukkha.
Buddhism · core tenet
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Time is a wheel with no beginning.
Jainism · core tenet
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Zhuangzi dreams the butterfly.
Taoism · story
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Ise, rebuilt every twenty years.
Shinto · rite
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