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This page turns divinity into an ethical test: one experience of 'Willness' should be enough, and shame becomes the sign of failing that revelation.

The title is grand, but the tone is accusatory rather than mystical. The page reads like a clipped warning that consciousness carries obligations, and that there is always more demanded of the self.

The grand title 'Being God' opens onto a small, accusing aphorism. To have 'experienced / Willness, Even / once is Enough' - the coined 'Willness' (will as a faculty, almost a sense) becomes the threshold of consciousness. Failing it earns a verdict: 'Shame on you / is forever'. The capitalized 'Enough', 'Shame', 'More' give the lines the cadence of judgment, and the trailing 'There is always More...' lets the dots carry the threat that the demand never closes.