To upvote good posts on /r/occult of course!

But really, it's hard to put one thing above the others, maybe the most important thing can't be put into words, otherwise it would contradict itself, that's why it eludes logic, it's The Paradox. Opportunities to gain knowledge are continuous. Most things are right in some sense. Extremes imply each other. World is too strange to be boring. Many things can be interestingly flipped around, even more interesting can be to superpose both sides. Everything is a point of view, point of view is everything. Unity is both temporary and eternal.

The relationship of understanding, consciousness or awareness to existence is both total and partial. Again, depending on your angle. Furthermore the relationship can be compared to those of n dimensional spaces to (n+k)-dimensional ones (where k >= 1), slices or projections to wholes and worlds.

Any point of view may be good enough, none may be the 'right' one, some are probably better and some worse, but it also depends on the environment and that is constantly changing. Knowledge and meaning exist both potentially and consciously, with those two not necessarily being mutally exclusive.

Experience can have many interpretations, different experiences lead to different worldviews. There can be interpretations focusing on some parts of phenomena that are hidden to others, that others, thinking they're just being rational and not seeing past their own limitations, can vehemently deny the possibility of based on lack of evidence, while their own position sits firmly in its position despite ultimately being no more probable than

People who have an opinion on these things could be roughly divided into two groops: those that believe world is logical and deterministic and those who believe that it is not. Then there are others that believe in both and neither exclusively, accepting what is pictured in this sentence: I know that I don't know.