Theos-Talk Archives (January 1998 Message tt00169)

Jerry Schueler wrote:
>
> >Dear Jerry:
> >
> >I feel sure you got my idea.  What ever is describable is "maya" from the
> >point of view of the ABSOLUTE.
>
> Agreed.

Although speaking strictly metaphysically, the Absolute cannot have a
point of view or a relation to any thing. This would create a duality
and therefore not be Absolute.

> >Intellectually there is always a connection between any form and its
> >SOURCE, since logically the ABSOLUTE INCLUDES EVERYTHING.
> >
>
> Agreed.

>From the point of view of logic, the Absolute includes everything "in
potentia." All forms in the system owe their origin to the "formless
form" of the triple Logos.

> >As to CAUSE I am as much "at sea" as anyone else that I have spoken to or
> >read.
>
> Me too. The big problem that I have with cause is that it only takes
> place within time:  it takes time for a cause to become an effect.
> The divine Monad is outside of space-time, so how can it cause
> anything? Yet somehow it does.

A Mystery. A paradox.

Mark
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