[Theory] The Story of Naruto.

[Six Paths]

I will have to Warn You. This theory is the biggest wall of text that ever existed. *In my threads of course :|*

So I wished I had any Punny or Funny starts but I don't this time. I am starting to get dumber and dumber for jokes :|.
So now...

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So I was studying Albanian Language and literature and I got to

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, one of the greatest poets of all time and the author of Divine Comedy, a real masterpiece.

So I got to a specific page in my Book and saw a special picture, And I immediately thought of making a theory, It felt it was something very similar...I have to when I got into research I really got amazed. I thought that the similar points were quite great and had to make a theory about it.

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So we will be focusing in Paradiso or in "Heaven". Dante Alighieri's Poem is made out of 3 parts Hell, Purgatori and Heaven, those are the parts that need to be passed to Find solitude or Peace.
We will be focusing only in heaven.

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The Paradiso begins at the top of Mount Purgatory, at noon on the Wednesday after Easter. After ascending through the sphere of fire believed to exist in the earth's upper atmosphere (Canto I), Beatrice guides Dante through the nine celestial spheres of Heaven, to the Empyrean, which is the abode of God. The nine spheres are concentric, as in the standard medieval geocentric model of cosmology, which was derived from Ptolemy. The Empyrean is non-material. As with his Purgatory, the structure of Dante's Heaven is therefore of the form 9+1=10, with one of the ten regions different in nature from the other nine.

During the course of his journey, Dante meets and converses with several blessed souls. He is careful to say that these all actually live in bliss with God in the Empyrean:

However, for Dante's benefit (and the benefit of his readers), he is "as a sign" shown various souls in planetary and stellar spheres that have some appropriate connotation.

While the structures of the Inferno and Purgatorio were based around different classifications of sin, the structure of the Paradiso is based on the four cardinal virtues (Prudence, Justice, Temperance, and Fortitude) and the three theological virtues (Faith, Hope, and Charity).

Dante himself takes the journey to heaven, and I think that the people who represent Dante are Obito and Naruto.
Beatrice was Dantes love that died in a young age, she symbolises the angle that will guide Dante to heaven...
Does that Ring a bell to you?
Well we can all agree that Obito was based into that. In order to fullfill the promise to Rin he had to put the entire world in the Gnjutsu to see her again. He didn't do ti only for that reason you mind.

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The Spheres of Heaven

On visiting the Moon, Beatrice explains to Dante the reasons for its markings, Canto 2.
Dante's nine spheres of Heaven are the Moon, Mercury, Venus, the Sun, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, the Fixed Stars, and the Primum Mobile. These are associated by Dante with the nine levels of the angelic hierarchy. Dante also relies on traditional associations, such as the one between Venus and romantic love. The first three spheres (which fall within the shadow of the Earth) are associated with deficient forms of Fortitude, Justice, and Temperance. The next four are associated with positive examples of Prudence, Fortitude, Justice, and Temperance; while Faith, Hope, and Love appear together in the eighth sphere.

Paradiso is made out of 9 Parts with symbolize the 9 Bijuu, each one of them had a special teaching.
They even represent the paths and parts Obito takes to Meet Beatrice and reach heaven. The Genjutsu is supposed to bring Heaven to earth and it was supposed to calm everyone and make Disaster and Disorder disappear. Just like Heaven mind you.

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First Sphere (The Moon: The Inconstant)[edit]
On visiting the Moon, Beatrice explains to Dante the reasons for the markings on its surface, describing a simple scientific experiment in optics. She also praises the experimental method in general (Canto II):

"Yet an experiment, were you to try it,
could free you from your cavil, and the source
of your arts' course springs from experiment."


Dante and Beatrice speak to Piccarda and Constance (fresco by Philipp Veit), Canto 3.
The waxing and waning of the moon is associated with inconstancy. Consequently, the sphere of the Moon is that of souls who abandoned their vows, and so were deficient in the virtue of fortitude (Canto II). Here Dante and Beatrice meet Piccarda, sister of Dante's friend Forese Donati, who died shortly after being forcibly removed from her convent. They also meet Constance of Sicily, who (Dante believes) was forcibly removed from a convent to marry Henry VI (Canto III). Beatrice discourses on the freedom of the will, the sacredness of vows, and the importance of not collaborating with force (Canto IV):

"for will, if it resists, is never spent,
but acts as nature acts when fire ascends,
though force a thousand times tries to compel.

So that, when will has yielded much or little,
it has abetted force as these souls did:
they could have fled back to their holy shelter."

Beatrice explains that a vow is a pact "drawn between a man / and God,"[8] in which a person freely offers up his free will as a gift to God. Vows should therefore not be taken lightly, and should be kept once given – unless keeping the vow would be a greater evil, as with Jephthah's and Agamemnon's sacrifice of their daughters (Canto V).

The Moon was the first Part of Heaven, Here Dante met with 2 persons which where forcefully removed from their Convent, We could say that these guys represent Kaguya and The shell of the Juubi the Mazou. And even Beatrice explains her part where she says that this Vows to a Pact between Man and God, Which is most likely the Fruit and Kaguya. In which a person offers his Will for God...
Rings another bell. My Previous theory about the

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It is an explanation that the Fruit and Kaguya were paying the price. And their souls never seem to find heaven. They stay in the Middle of the Way in the first Sphere of heaven. The Moon

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Second Sphere (Mercury: The Ambitious)
Because of its proximity to the sun, the planet Mercury is often difficult to see. Allegorically, the planet represents those who did good out of a desire for fame, but who, being ambitious, were deficient in the virtue of justice. Their earthly glory pales into insignificance beside the glory of God, just as Mercury pales into insignificance beside the sun. Here Dante meets the Emperor Justinian, who introduces himself with the words "Caesar I was and am Justinian," indicating that his personality remains, but that his earthly status no longer exists in Heaven (Canto V). Justinian recounts the history of the Roman Empire, mentioning, among others, Julius Caesar and Cleopatra; and bemoans the present state of Italy, given the conflict between Guelphs and Ghibellines, and the involvement of the "yellow lilies" of France (Canto VI):

"For some oppose the universal emblem
with yellow lilies; others claim that emblem
for party: it is hard to see who is worse.

Let Ghibellines pursue their undertakings
beneath another sign, for those who sever
this sign and justice are bad followers."

Mercury pales into comparision with The Sun, Who might mercury be?
I think that it might be the one that was never acklowledged, and always ignored, Indra might be the one that represented mercury. He was alone and difficult to see, Which meant that he was always distant to everyone.
It even brings him as Justinian or Ceaser which were known to rule alone and do everything theirselves.

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The planet Venus (the Morning and Evening Star) is traditionally associated with the Goddess of Love, and so Dante makes this the planet of the lovers, who were deficient in the virtue of temperance (Canto VIII):

"The world, when still in peril, thought that, wheeling,
in the third epicycle, Cyprian
the fair sent down her rays of frenzied love,

.. and gave the name of her
with whom I have begun this canto, to
the planet that is courted by the sun,
at times behind her and at times in front."



Folquet de Marseilles bemoans the corruption of the Church, with the clergy receiving money from Satan (miniature by Giovanni di Paolo), Canto 9.
Dante meets Charles Martel of Anjou, who was known to him, and who points out that a properly functioning society requires people of many different kinds. Such differences are illustrated by Cunizza da Romano (lover of Sordello), who is here in Heaven, while her brother Ezzelino III da Romano is in Hell, among the violent of the seventh circle.

The troubadour Folquet de Marseilles speaks of the temptations of love, and points out that (as was believed at the time) the cone of the Earth's shadow just touches the sphere of Venus. He condemns the city of Florence (planted, he says, by Satan) for producing that "damned flower" (the florin) which is responsible for the corruption of the Church, and he criticises the clergy for their focus on money, rather than on Scripture and the writings of the Church Fathers (Canto IX):

This sphere is of course represents Ashura, it is after all the sphere of love. This sphere makes believe that love is the key to everything and that if humans would even think about the love peace would be obtained. He said that If only earths Shadow were to touch the sphere of Venus it would be very possible. And one more thing that it states it that The person that represented Ashurama Said "Damned Flower" Which might refer to the Lotus of the Shinju.

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Fourth Sphere (The Sun: The Wise)[edit]
Beyond the shadow of the Earth, Dante deals with positive examples of Prudence, Justice, Temperance, and Fortitude. Within the Sun, which is the Earth's source of illumination, Dante meets the greatest examples of prudence: the souls of the wise, who help to illuminate the world intellectually (Canto X). Initially, a circle of twelve bright lights dance around Dante and Beatrice.

This Part Represents the Sage, He was the one that was the Wise and he was the one that knew everything from the start. The sage is said to teach everyone Ninjutsu and so he was the one to Illuminate the world intellectually.
He thought everyone Ninshu which in that time was a way of how to understand each others hearts and bring peace. So he illuminated them.

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Seventh Sphere (Saturn: The Contemplatives)[edit]
The sphere of Saturn is that of the contemplatives, who embody temperance. Dante here meets Peter Damian, and discusses with him monasticism, the doctrine of predestination, and the sad state of the Church (Cantos XXI and XXII). Beatrice, who represents theology, becomes increasingly lovely here, indicating the contemplative's closer insight into the truth of God:

This part is where the Bijuu fit. They were the one that had to embody temperace. They had to wait for the Successor to reunite them once again. It is quite strange that only when Dante came to this phase where beatrice got a lot calmer. Meaning that his phase was the phase of understanding which every Bijuu had once they met Naruto.

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Eighth Sphere (The Fixed Stars: Faith, Hope, and Love)[edit]
The sphere of the Fixed Stars is the sphere of the church triumphant. From here (in fact, from the constellation Gemini, under which he was born), Dante looks back on the seven spheres he has visited, and on the Earth (Canto XXII):

"My eyes returned through all the seven spheres
and saw this globe in such a way that I
smiled at its scrawny image: I approve

that judgment as the best, which holds this earth
to be the least; and he whose thoughts are set
elsewhere, can truly be called virtuous."

Here, Dante sees the Virgin Mary and other saints (Canto XXIII). St. Peter tests Dante on faith, asking what it is, and whether Dante has it. In response to Dante's reply, St. Peter asks Dante how he knows that the Bible is true, and (in an argument attributed to Augustine) Dante cites the miracle of the Church's growth from such humble beginnings (Canto XXIV):

Now We get the confrontation with the First Human being that actually was thought to bring the peace. Though only the Child brought the Peace to be said. The Sage and the Virgin Mary were similar. They were both ones to bring peace and Mary asks Dante if he had trust just like the Sage asked Naruto for his Dream and what he was going to do from now on. The Sage is the one that represented Peace and Calm. They were both carrying on the will Successor.
What will be born quite soon.

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Ninth Sphere (The Primum Mobile: The Angels)
The Primum Mobile ("first moved" sphere) is the last sphere of the physical universe. It is moved directly by God, and its motion causes all the spheres it encloses to move (Canto XXVII):

"This heaven has no other where than this:
the mind of God, in which are kindled both
the love that turns it and the force it rains.

As in a circle, light and love enclose it,
as it surrounds the rest and that enclosing,
only He who encloses understands.

No other heaven measures this sphere's motion,
but it serves as the measure for the rest,
even as half and fifth determine ten;"

The Primum Mobile is the abode of angels, and here Dante sees God as an intensely bright point of light surrounded by nine rings of angels (Canto XXVIII). Beatrice explains the creation of the universe, and the role of the angels, ending with a forceful criticism of the preachers of the day (Canto XXIX):



Beatrice criticises the preachers of the day, suggesting that a sinister "bird" (a winged demon) nests in the preacher's cowl (miniature by Giovanni di Paolo), Canto 29.
"Christ did not say to his first company:
'Go, and preach idle stories to the world;
but he gave them the teaching that is truth,

and truth alone was sounded when they spoke;
and thus, to battle to enkindle faith,
the Gospels served them as both shield and lance.

But now men go to preach with jests and jeers,
and just as long as they can raise a laugh,
the cowl puffs up, and nothing more is asked.

But such a bird nests in that cowl, that if
the people saw it, they would recognize
as lies the pardons in which they confide."

This Part is the Grand meeting we are waiting for. The Shinju and Naruto. They will be able to Discuss about everything and learn the truth. Both of them will learn from each other. They will learn about the truth as well.
Dante (Naruto) will be learning about the conflict and everything that happened between the Shinju and the Bijuu.
The Shinju will be surrounded by 9 Angels which are the Bijuu.

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The Empyrean
From the Primum Mobile, Dante ascends to a region beyond physical existence, the Empyrean, which is the abode of God. Beatrice, representing theology, is here transformed to be more beautiful than ever before, and Dante becomes enveloped in light, rendering him fit to see God (Canto XXX):

"Like sudden lightning scattering the spirits
of sight so that the eye is then too weak
to act on other things it would perceive,

such was the living light encircling me,
leaving me so enveloped by its veil
of radiance that I could see no thing.

The Love that calms this heaven always welcomes
into Itself with such a salutation,
to make the candle ready for its flame."

Dante sees an enormous rose, symbolising divine love, the petals of which are the enthroned souls of the faithful (both those of the Old Testament and those of the New). All the souls he has met in Heaven, including Beatrice, have their home in this rose. Angels fly around the rose like bees, distributing peace and love. Beatrice now returns to her place in the rose, signifying that Dante has passed beyond theology in directly contemplating God, and St. Bernard, as a mystical contemplative, now guides Dante further (Canto XXXI).



The three circles of the Trinity (illustration by John Flaxman), Canto 33.
St. Bernard further explains predestination, and prays to the Virgin Mary on Dante's behalf. Finally, Dante comes face-to-face with God Himself (Cantos XXXII and XXXIII). God appears as three equally large circles occupying the same space, representing the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit:

"but through my sight, which as I gazed grew stronger,
that sole appearance, even as I altered,
seemed to be changing. In the deep and bright

essence of that exalted Light, three circles
appeared to me; they had three different colors,
but all of them were of the same dimension;

one circle seemed reflected by the second,
as rainbow is by rainbow, and the third
seemed fire breathed equally by those two circles."

Within these circles Dante can discern the human form of Christ. The Divine Comedy ends with Dante trying to understand how the circles fit together, and how the humanity of Christ relates to the divinity of the Son but, as Dante puts it, "that was not a flight for my wings." In a flash of understanding, which he cannot express, Dante does finally see this, and his soul becomes aligned with God's love:

"But already my desire and my will
were being turned like a wheel, all at one speed,
by the Love which moves the sun and the other stars."

And now we come to the last part of the theory. We are talking about the Lotus of the Shinju. Which in the End will be last part he needs to cross. The lotus will bloom once again and now it will be the representive of Love it will be the thing that will continues to keep the peace ongoing. The story will end with everything being in order and Dante finally having the bliss of God. Naruto will have the bliss of the Shinju and the Peace will finally continue.

This was it...The theory of the Series and How it will most likely End...
Thanks to Wikipedia for making my Life easier ಠ_ಠ
Thanks for Reading. You guys are Awesome

 

[Cauzing]

I didn't read it but I give you a +rep for the effort!
OT: There is nothing related to Dantes Brother? Vergil?

 

[XxLapizxLazulixX]

not bad at all..

 

[snake orochimaru]

it's exactly what I had in mind when I've first read the Divine Comedy.

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I'm a lying bastard.

OT: seems legit.


great job! here's a rep for the effort.

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[Waindo]

Very enjoyable read! + rep for the effort and "outside the box" thinking.

 

[Six Paths]

I didn't read it but I give you a +rep for the effort!
OT: There is nothing related to Dantes Brother? Vergil?

Wrong Dante Buddy

not bad at all..

Thanks

it's exactly what I had in mind when I've first read the Divine Comedy.

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I'm a lying bastard.

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great job! here's a rep for the effort.

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Thanks a lot

Very enjoyable read! + rep for the effort and "outside the box" thinking.

Thanks for reading =D

 

[Kirikoe]

incredible read.. thanks for posting and i like this theory ^^

 

[Vega]

Very nice thread as usual Six Paths
The thread was certainly rather long, but nonetheless an enjoyable read. I can see the connections you made very well; I remember the Divine Comedy, man that was some story.

 

[LUMOS ULTIMATUM]

Man, that's one hell of a theory. +rep

 

[Six Paths]

incredible read.. thanks for posting and i like this theory ^^

Thanks a Lot.

Very nice thread as usual Six Paths
The thread was certainly rather long, but nonetheless an enjoyable read. I can see the connections you made very well; I remember the Divine Comedy, man that was some story.

Thanks Brother, I was just taking him in the literature book and studying him. I read the Poem and than A spark hit me. I had to make a theory since I was thinking of the connection quite well.

 

[saw2097]

I'm sorry but are you trying to say that Naruto will use the 9 bijuu to change the Shinju so that when it blooms something different happens that is good rather than Infinite Tsukuyomi?

 

[Cauzing]

I'm sorry but are you trying to say that Naruto will use the 9 bijuu to change the Shinju so that when it blooms something different happens that is good rather than Infinite Tsukuyomi?

Who knows. The naruto story is definetily related to the story from Dante.

 

[Six Paths]

I'm sorry but are you trying to say that Naruto will use the 9 bijuu to change the Shinju so that when it blooms something different happens that is good rather than Infinite Tsukuyomi?

Well, The Shinju will get to understand, and Naruto will get the bliss from it as the saviour.

Who knows. The naruto story is definetily related to the story from Dante.

Yes, there has to be a connection

 

[Slifer]

If you but half of your work in your school you should be student Nr.1


Well done!

 

[iNotorious]

Making your sensei read this all? Next time = Summary for the lazy people like me U_U

On topic: Damn that makes sense and actually that could happen, naruto meeting the shinju around the 9 bijuus and talk about the differences and stuff between them.

Thanked + REP.

<3

 

[Osmon]

Damn shit what a theory o__o'very nice bro ;__;

 

[Zealous Sparks]

I've never read that particular work before. But the connections you make to it are very similar to the story of Naruto. I really enjoyed reading your theory! And I will read the Divine Comedy if I get a chance.

+Rep for great analysis

 

[GreyWizard93]

Im glad I stumbled upon this.

Thanks for making this thread dude, kishi should use this if he didnt haha.

 

[SIR HERDERP PRESIDERP SDO]

Shouldn't Hinata represent Beatrice?

 

[InvaderRaz]

Nice theory, + rep