Theos-Talk Archives (December 2002 Message tt00616)

In a message dated 12/19/02 6:23:09 AM, micforster@yahoo.com writes:

>Good 'ol economic rationalists, you just HAVE to love
>them!! I've been reading a bit of Jung lately and I
>agree that there are large ambiguities in his
>interpretations of people's dreams. Airy fairy, wishy
>washy etc etc....What's that guy's name, actually I
>think there are many of them now, you know the one
>that can talk to the dead of loved ones in a tv
>studio, tells them what they want to hear in a clever
>sort of way??? (My friend has just informed me that
>his name is John Edwards).
>
>Although Jung's methods are cumbersome for our quick
>fix meat pie in 30 seconds society his reasoning
>behind those methods, especially from a theosophical
>stand point, have to be admired. Sorry Steve but I
>don't have time right now to find specific quotes for
>you. Be sure though that they come in good
>time.....all in good time mate, all in good time....
>
>Actually, Leon, if you're reading this, did Jung have
>any influence in development of the ABC theory?

Only insofar as he spotted its "synchronicity" which I remembered reading 
about in his introduction to the Wilhelm/Baines edition of the I-Ching. 

Since the ABC fields, as hypothesized, emanate out of the zero-point 
singularity and initially involve on the "consciousness" 
(mind-memory-awareness) levels, in octaval series of triune fields within 
fields within fields, etc. -- they remain connected to each other non-locally 
and locally (on the physical plane) through their zero-points of tangency as 
well as their primal center of origination. Therefore, they are in 
inductive/resonance "synchronicity" with each other -- which means that the 
vibratory information carried in one field is replicated instantaneously in 
all the other coadunate but not consubstantial fields. Also, the numbers 
related to the octaval nature of the triple field involution's (dual active 
fields within a passive unity) conforms with the yin-yang + 8 trigrams and 64 
hexagrams of the I-Ching oracular series describing the "10,000 things." 

If you are interested in numerical mathematics, I know of a scientist who has 
worked out all the correlation's of the I-Ching numbers with relation to pure 
mathematics. See: http://pages.prodigy.net/lofting/icmaths.html 

Regards,
LHM
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>Regards,
>Mic