I guess I was too busy reading western literature from authors who spoke and searched in the realms of eastern sources. From what I sense, the difference between Goethes Faust and what else I read on philosophical themes, cannot be so big. So, I sassily state that I might have not missed too much. Don't be so surprised, you talk to a human, not a library. HaHa :D - nevertheless I appreciate to be directed by you towards something, which I may be ready for.

I have no idea what you mean by 4d, but I would like to refer you to my very article above. Is there something you skipped in reading, either for the reason it didn't talk to you or for finding triggers, which aroused to share what you think about them, like my Sauron example and Tolkiens book? Is there anything, when you read the text again, which might be new to you or sound irritating (in a good or not so good way)? I hope, I can be a servant for you in this regard to get to know what I think or interpret.

Almighty and immortal life would be too tedious and boring.

Now we are two who think that. ;-)
Curious, who might join.

I share some of your given interpretation of Tolkiens works, though not all of them. But before exchanging more views on that, I would like to know how you think about "objectivity" and how it's dealt with here in this article?

Receive my thanks!