"Xohlaganingni qil — bu butun qonun bo‘lsin." Bu Shaytonparastlikning markaziy qadriyati bo‘lib, Aleister Krauli o‘zining Shaytonparastlik e’tiqodiga oid asosiy kitobi "Qonun kitobi"da shunday ifodalagan.

“Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law.” This is the central value of Satanism, as expressed by Aleister Crowley, in his foundational book on Satanic belief, The Book of the Law.

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Question: How do you effectively control a person?

Usullar turlicha bo‘lishi mumkin, lekin tarix shuni ko‘rsatdiki, shu maqsadda eng samarali vositalardan biri odamlarga ular o‘zlarining taqdiri ustidan hukmron ekanliklarini, o‘z taqdirining xo‘jayinlari ekanliklarini aytishdir. Ular o‘zlarining xudolari ekanliklarini aytishdir.

Methods can vary, but history has shown that one of the most effective tools for this purpose is to tell people that they are in charge, that they are the masters of their own destiny. That they are their own gods.

Insonlar bashorat qilsa bo‘ladigan mavjudotlardir. Biz bashorat qilsa bo‘ladigan tanlovlar qilamiz: ko‘pincha o‘z istaklarimizga bo‘ysunamiz, egomizni saqlash va mustahkamlash uchun qo‘limizdan kelgan hamma narsani qilamiz, qisqa muddatli zavqlarga botamiz va yaltiroq narsalarni to‘playmiz. Oddiy inson shaxsining asosiy negizi shudir.

Humans are predictable creatures. We make predictable choices: We often submit to our desires, we do whatever we can to preserve and bolster our egos, we wallow in short-term pleasures, and we hoard shiny things. This is the base core of the average human person.

Agar siz odamlarga erkin bo‘lishni, xohlaganini qilishni, “yuragiga quloq solishni” aytsangiz, va biz doimo tinglab kelayotgan boshqa barcha o‘z-o‘zini rivojlantirish, ijobiy psixologiya, liberal falsafa iboralari va ta’limotlarni — “hammaga ozodlik, erkinlik va kuch-qudrat” degan shovinistik va’dadan tortib “Just do it” kabi tijorat shiorigacha — aytsangiz, u holda odamlar barchasi o‘sha bir asosiy mohiyatga yaqinlashadi va shu bilan birga o‘zlarini haqiqatan ham o‘z taqdirining xo‘jayini va o‘zligini to‘liq nazorat qiluvchi deb hisoblashadi.

If you tell people to be free, to do what they want, to “follow their heart,” and all the other self-help, positive psychology, liberal philosophy cliches and doctrines we constantly are being fed — everything from the jingoistic promise of “liberty, freedom, and empowerment for all” to a commercial slogan like “Just do it” — then people are all going to converge on that same basic core, all the while believing that they are truly the masters of their own destiny and firmly in control of who they are.

Bu giyohvand bo‘lib qolishga o‘xshash. Giyohvandlar o‘zlarini nazorat qilayotgandek his qiladilar va o‘z qarorlarini o‘zlari qabul qilayotganlarini his qiladilar. Aslida ular shunday ham qiladilar! Lekin muammo shundaki, bu qarorlar oldindan aytish mumkin bo‘lgan darajada yomon bo‘ladi va halokatdan boshqa hech narsaga olib kelmaydi. Imperiya kuchlari ham dunyodagi bir vaqtlar qudratli mahalliy xalqlarni yo‘q qilish va ularni o‘z nazoratiga olish uchun giyohvand moddalar va spirtli ichimliklarni shu tarzda joriy etganlar.

It is not unlike being a drug addict. Addicts feel like they are in control and feel like they are making their own decisions. And actually they are! But the problem is, those decisions are predictably bad and lead to nowhere except utter destruction. This is also how imperial powers used the introduction of drugs and alcohol to destroy and gain control of once powerful native peoples around the world.

Gap aynan shu: odamlarni o'zining asl, eng quyi holatiga tushirib qo'yilsa, ularni istalgan maqsadda samarali boshqarish mumkin bo'ladi.

Point being, reduce people to their base selves and they can be effectively controlled for whatever purpose.

Va mana shu yerda gap kulgili tomonda: "Oltin qoida" aslida shunday deydi: "Istaganingni qil, bu butun qonun bo‘lsin." "Boshqalarga o‘zing xohlaganingdek muomala qil." Bu o‘zicha bo‘sh tamoyil. Unda hech qanday amalni ko‘rsatib bo‘lmaydi. Axloqiy tanlov qilishga yordam bera olmaydi. Nega? Chunki u savolni ochiq qoldiradi: sen boshqalardan aniq nima qilishlarini xohlaysan? Boshqalar senga qanday munosabatda bo‘lishini xohlaysan? Yaxshi, o‘zing boshqalar senga qanday munosabatda bo‘lishini aniq qanday xohlaysan? Bu shunchaki o‘zingni tenglamaning markaziga qo‘yishning boshqacha usuli. Sen uchun muhim bo‘lgan narsa – hammasi muhim. Axloqiy kompasing dunyoga proyeksiya qilingan o‘z butingdan iborat bo‘ladi. Bu solihlik emas. Bu butparastlikdir.

And here’s the kicker. The “Golden Rule” is nothing other than, “Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law.” “Do unto others what you would have them do unto you.” This, by itself, is an empty principle. It has no content. It cannot direct you to any action. It cannot help you make a moral choice. Why? Because it leaves open the question: what exactly would you have others do unto you? Treat others how you want to be treated? Well, how exactly do you want others to treat you? This is just another way of putting yourself at the center of the equation. What matters to you is all that matters. Your moral compass shall be your own graven image projected onto the world. That is not righteousness. That is idolatry.

Shunday ekan, Oltin qoida liberalizmning markaziy ustuni bo‘lishida ajablanarli narsa bormi? Ha, siz har xil diniy qarashlarning har birida Oltin qoidaning biror shakli borligini aytib yozilgan o‘sha eskirgan plakatlarni ko‘rasiz. Ammo bu aldamchi, chunki Oltin qoidaning o‘sha versiyalari o‘z-o‘zicha turishga mo‘ljallanmagan. Ular diniy qonun bilan birgalikda keladi. Shuning uchun Payg‘ambar ﷺ “Sizlardan biringiz o‘z birodari uchun o‘zi uchun istagan narsani istamaguncha, haqiqiy mo‘min bo‘la olmaydi”, deb rivoyat qilinganida, u shuni nazarda tutmaydi: agar kishi o‘zi uchun geyi bo‘lgan sherigiga turmushga chiqishni istasa, masalan, u boshqalar uchun ham shuni istashi kerak degani emas. Yo‘q. Nazarda tutilgan narsa shuki, inson o‘zi uchun yaxshilikni istaydi, yaxshilik esa Allohning belgilashi bilan aniqlanadi va har kimning shaxsiy xohish-istaklari va talqinlariga ochiq emas.

Is it any wonder then that the Golden Rule is the central pillar of liberalism? And, yes, you will see those hackneyed posters about how all religions have a form of the Golden Rule. But that is deceptive because those versions of the Golden Rule are not meant to stand alone. They come in conjunction with religious law. So when the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم is reported to have said, “None of you truly believes until he wishes for his brother what he wishes for himself,” he doesn’t mean that if a person wishes for himself to be married to his gay partner, for example, that he should wish that for others as well. No. What is meant is that a person wishes goodness for himself, and goodness is decided by Allah and not open to anyone’s personal whims and interpretation.

Shunday qilib, Oltin qoidani uning diniy kontekstidan uzib, Allohning amrlari — ya'ni Shariat — binosidagi mustahkam o'rnidan ajratib olish orqali liberalizm nafsga sig'inishni yanada targ'ib qiladi. Bo'lsa, o'zini birinchi bo'lib sig'ingan mavjudot kim edi?

So, by cutting off the Golden Rule from its religious context and cleaving it from its place firmly embedded in the edifice of Allah’s commands — i.e., the Sharia — liberalism further propagates self-worship. And who was the first being to worship himself?

A'raf (7:157)

Al-A’raf (Q7:157)