Re: ABC Theory
Apr 13, 2007 06:35 PM
by stillpointed
--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, leonmaurer@... wrote:
Great Post Len, keep on truckin'=======Ed
>
> Ralph,
>
> Thank you for your taking the time to read my ABC web page and for
your
> welcome comments. After more than ten years of exposure on the
various
> consciousness study forums, very few have gone as deeply into it as
you seem to have,
> and with such a perceptive critique.
>
> Actually, that piece was written about fifteen years ago, and I
have never
> bothered to revise it... Although much thought has gone into it
since then and
> much polishing has been done to the basic theory. Therefore,
there are some
> elements in the original commentary that might be changed or played
down
> somewhat. However, I have not changed the underlying premise,
which is based it on
> the proposition that Consciousness (i.e., awareness, will, etc.) is
one of
> the fundamental dual aspects of the primal or mother SPACE that
existed, in
> abscondito, prior to the initial emanation and fractal field
involution on the
> spiritual level, that preceded the Big Bang at the fourth iteration
that
> constitutes the FALL of mind into matter -- which awakened our
physical space time
> continuum into its inflation, subsequent breaking of symmetry,
precipitation of
> fundamental particles, and later, consciously guided construction
into
> galaxies, stars, planets -- to eventually generate living forms
that end with the
> final evolution of mankind toward achieving the infinite
intelligence and
> consciousness of the initial source. This appears to be the basis
of the biblical
> statement that "God created Man in his (its) own image." But,
then the God
> spoken of there is actually the ten Sephiroth of the Hebrew "Tree
of Life" in the
> Kabbala (i.e., the true occult or oral esoteric basis of the Torah
and Talmud
> upon which the written or exoteric Bible, however distorted and
twisted, is
> based, and which Jesus based his entire body of teachings on).
>
> According to the Kabbala, or esoteric interpretation of the Torah,
which is
> similar to the Vedic or Hindu system -- it was these initial
spiritually
> conscious beings, Chohans or "Angels," on the third fractally
involved Logos, that
> guided the construction of the physical Cosmos after the "FALL"...
Not the
> "fall of Man" as in the biblical allegory of Adam and Eve, but as
the overall
> phenomenal field of Mind or Manas (Mahatma) that, falling from
noumena to
> phenomena, became the root of Man's higher nature (thinker-
observer) -- the real inner
> spiritual Self, "soul" or "witness" which overshadows his lower
evolved
> animal nature or personal ego... This is the lower personal "self"
that Buddha said
> "has no real or permanent existence."
>
> In this sense, he was NOT referring to the higher self that is the
> consciousness or spirit remaining in the individualized zero-point
of absolute SPACE --
> that continues its individuality after death of the lower body and
ego, to
> reincarnate cyclically in new bodies (with no lower order memory of
the previous
> life) ... With such incarnations continuing until the individual
resolves or
> transcends all its past bad karma (or conscious disruptions of
harmonious
> nature) and attains Moksha or enlightenment, and merges with the
universal or God
> consciousness... While still maintaining its zero-point individual
> consciousness. This, of course, is logically in accord with ABC and
its initial premise of
> the infinite divisibility of Absolute SPACE -- which is the only
way we can
> account for the non locality as well as the entanglement of
conscious
> experience in each individual on our physical plane.
>
> Consistent with the ABC theory, I also see this "fall of Man,"
analogously
> repeated later, as the incarnation of the lower seven Sephiroth
into mankind
> after the fourth fractal iteration of the physical universe is
constructed (based
> on the universal memory of its previous phenomenal existence) and
after
> organic life on Earth evolves into Mankind with sufficient brain
development to
> awaken mind. Thus, Universal Mind is evolved prior to physical
Man and only
> becomes awakened in individual thinkers, as both rational and
intuitive mind,
> after Mankind completes its evolution in the animal kingdom.
>
> But, that anthropogenesis is another story... And, beyond the scope
of the
> ABC theory... Which is only concerned with Cosmogenesis and the
initial
> fractally involved univrsal coenergetic fields -- which serve as
the basis of all
> analogous fields of mind and memory that carry the images or
information of
> phenomenal consciousness surrounding every zero-point of individual
self awareness
> and source of will power that we experience in our present bodies.
>
> Thus, neither consciousness nor mind evolves (in a Darwinian
sense) ... But
> only Man's brain-body evolves -- so as to, after much experience
and practice,
> make full use of our mental and spiritual nature, to eventually,
individually
> return to the universal Spirit -- or "Become one with or 'yoked' to
universal
> or God consciousness," so to speak.
>
> Since the teachings of Jesus and that of Guatama, the Buddha, are
almost
> identical, we might understand, then, the common underlying
relationship between
> "yoga," as practiced in the East, and "religion," as practiced in
the West...
> Religion, derived from the Latin religare, binding or yoking (ref:
ligament).
> The Buddhist teaching is to become one with the universal
consciousness and
> thus achieve nirvana or enlightenment... As compared to the
Christian idea of
> taking the spirit of Christ into one's Heart. "Heart" being a
metaphor for
> one's individual self or soul, and the "spirit of Christ" being
another name for
> pure universal or God consciousness -- that can be achieved (as
Jesus pointed
> out allegorically to his disciples) by anyone with the proper
knowledge and
> practice leading to self realization. Unfortunately, this concept
has been much
> distorted in the West due to literal or dead letter interpretation
of the
> Biblical metaphors and allegories.
>
> But, these theological interpretations have little to do with the
scientific
> basis of ABC theory -- although they are entirely consistent with
its truths,
> as the fundamental basis underlying all religions (and their
correct or
> mistaken belief systems). The original Buddhist teachings, based
on the scientific
> metaphysics of the esoteric "Budhiism" (Skt.) of the ancient Book
of the
> Golden Precepts (Kiu-Te) -- without any anthropomorphic Gods to
worship -- being
> the closest to the true reality.
>
> Matter, then, is simply the other aspect of that primal SPACE --
initially,
> in noumena, as its abstract motion or infinite angular momentum
spinning on an
> infinite number of axes at infinite velocities... Three axes of
which are the
> basis of our spherical universe consisting of all those fractally
involved
> fields, in coadunation but not in consubstantiality (like bubbles
within bubbles
> within bubbles) surrounding every zero-point spread throughout all
of
> configuration space.
>
> It's from that initial triple axial structure (Up-Down, N-S, E-W)
that the
> first octahedron (inscribed in a sphere) is derived, and that
fractally involves
> into the "Uniomniform" crystal of 6^3 (6x6x6) diamond shaped
elements on the
> physical plane. [This, incidentally, may be why St. John
allegorically
> labeled the material world (in contrast to the spiritual world of
Christ) the
> "beast" in revelation, and gave it the number 666.]
>
> Thus, "Everything in both 'Heaven' and 'Earth' are interconnected
attributes
> of one thing" -- as the ancient Hermetists say -- which both Jesus
and Buddha
> also knew.
> http://users.aol.com/leonmaurer/UNIOMNIFORMexploded.gif
> http://users.aol.com/leonmaurer/Fract-Expansion-Cosmos.gif
>
> I also understand this fractal geometry could very well be the root
of the
> "structured water crystal" that you speak of... And realize that
such structure
> could be the basis of the refraction's within any spherical field's
geometric
> center that could allow the storage of near infinite amounts of
information at
> different angles of incidence ... But only as holographic wave
interference
> patterns in the higher order spherical coenergetic fields
themselves that
> surround the zero-point centers and apexes of the 216 diamond
shapes within every
> Uniomniform crystal.
>
> Note that these fractal diamond crystal forms which are analogous
to the
> fractal involution of the universal ABC coenergetic fields, are
also composed of
> 8^3 (8x8x8) hollow tetrahedrons -- that could very well be the root
of the 64
> hexagrams (each a dual trigram or triple digram) of the Chinese I-
Ching --
> which supposedly, by various combinations and changes of the yin
(broken) or
> yang (solid) lines in each of the 64 hexagrams can predict the "ten
thousand"
> things and act as an oracle. However, this is beyond the scope of
the ABC
> theory. Although, from a psychological point of view, you might
find it
> interesting to read Carl Jung's foreword to the Wilhelm's and
Baynes' trabslation of the
> I-Ching. http://www.iging.com/intro/foreword.htm
>
> Since consciousness is the sole noumenal attribute of those zero-
points,
> everything in the universe is potentially phenomenally conscious in
varying
> degrees depending on the neural complexity of the living organism.
The highest form
> being the human brain-body -- which can make full use, with proper
training
> and practice, of the higher order fields of mind and memory --
extending from
> their rational aspects to their intuitive aspects. All unconscious
or
> instinctive processes can also be attributed the memories and
instructions contained in
> these fields and coenergetically imprinted prior to birth on the
autonomic EM
> field of the foetal brain. These levels can be easily imagined by
studying
> the following symbolic diagrams:
>
http://users.aol.com/uniwldarts/uniworld.artisans.guild/chakrafield.ht
ml
> http://users.aol.com/leonmaurer/invlutionflddiagnotate.gif
> http://users.aol.com/leonmaurer/Chakrafielddiag-fig.col.jpg
> http://users.aol.com/leonmaurer/BuddhaBabyGordianKnot.gif
>
> Thus, it's quite obvious that the "God" of ABC, and the "God" of
Buddha (as
> was also the "God" of Einstein) is that primal SPACE that existed
as both
> noumenal Consciousness and noumenal Matter prior to the first
awakening of the
> spiritual Cosmos along with the initial ten Sephirothal fields of
universal
> consciousness -- of which the lower seven Sephiroths are
the "Builders" or
> "Architects of the Universe" (as the Masons say). This, of course
is why, when
> speaking of the ABC theory and its conscious processes, besides
denying any
> supernatural processes -- I reject all references to a
separate "personal God" and the
> parallel divinity of Jesus as believed blindly through faith alone,
by
> organized Judeo-Christian religions of all denominations (this also
includes the
> Hebrew "God" when falsely anthropomorphized as a single
supernatural individual
> such as Jehovah). To Qoute H. P. Blavatsky in her article "Nature
and Natures
> God" <http://tinyurl.com/vecv> "It is not the One Unknown ever-
present God
> in Nature, or Nature in abscondito that is rejected, but the God of
human dogma
> and his humanized "Word." In his infinite conceit and inherent
pride and
> vanity, man shaped it himself with his sacrilegious hand out of the
material he
> found in his own small brain-fabric, and forced it upon mankind as
a direct
> revelation from the one unrevealed SPACE.?
>
> As for the rest of your questions and suggestions not covered
above, I'll try
> to answer them directly below in the body of your original letter.
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Leon
>
> In a message dated 3/31/07 9:54:37 AM, refrost@... writes:
>
>
> > Leon,
> >
> > I was glad to read your web page
> > http://www.tellworld.com/Astro.Biological.Coenergetics/
> >
> > Interesting presentation and theory. Well-written. Thank you.
> >
> > A couple of thoughts...
> >
> > Not that it would be an easy thing to do, but might there be
another
> > moniker than ABC? A make-over, or revision, including a re-naming?
> >
> I think that -- since this ABC (Astro Biological Coenergetics)
theory
> considers the macrocosm (Cosmos) as the analogous model of the
microcosm (Man), and
> that both their fundamental (conscious and living) natures are
entirely
> governed by their individual biology that coenergetically (i.e.,
inductive
> resonantly) projects and reflects through all their fractally
involved fields -- Astro
> Biological Coenergetics almost exactly describes the basic unified
field theory
> that underlies both cosmogenesis and anthropogenesis. Since, it's
an
> undisputed fact that all matter, at any degree of substantiality,
is nothing more
> than energetic SPACE in varying degrees of motion... Therefore, all
biological
> processes -- on both the macrocosmic and the microcosmic levels, as
well as on
> or in quantum and sub quantum vacuum field levels -- must be
governed by the
> coenergetic interaction of those vibrational fields and the
information they
> carry. Therefore, to change this descriptive process
nomenclature, would be to
> change the fundamental basis of the entire theory -- which IMHO is
entirely
> out of the question... Since life is nothing more than the
biological
> interaction of coenergetic (electrodynamic) physical and astral or
hyperspace fields in
> conjunction with consciousness. :-)
> >
> > Also, I disagree with the Essene/new age portrayal of Jesus
since
> > the number of consistent written accounts going the other way are
> > much greater in number and there are, I think, certain coherent
> > advantages to not trivializing actual truth, but rather magnifying
> > Jesus in the large scheme of things. I think, in fact, that
> > magnifying Jesus may help to "make" your theory rather than
detract
> > it --Â "save your life, rather than lose it" as the verse
goes. That
> > is, then you can solidly point toward the thousands of years of
> > discrete prophetic predictions, tying in with their astronomically
> > highly unlikely fulfillment in his one life.  "Jesus is the
> > answer", which may sound ridiculous to you on the surface, still
> > turns out to be the foundational truth whether any of us like it
of
> > not. It's just a historical fact.
> >
> I can't see how the view I have of Jesus as a great Master of
Wisdom -- who
> knew all the truths of Cosmogenesis that my theory logically
explains and is
> perfectly consistent with the Talmud's Kabbalistic interpretation
that he knew
> thoroughly -- has anything to do with making my theory more
credible. In
> fact, although his teachings may confirm it, an association of the
theory with the
> Biblical Jesus, just puts a religious belief to it -- rather than
having a
> sound scientifically logical basis related more to the cutting edge
of string
> and quantum field theories as well as the holographic paradigm of
Bohm-Pribram,
> and the microlepton theory of Iskakov among others.
>
> As for the "historical fact" I doubt that the Jesus of the
Christian Bible
> ever really had an historical existence as they interpret it.
(Although I'm sure
> some wise Master of occult Knowledge spoke the words attributed to
him)
> And, i'm sure his supposed "divinity" is the same as that which any
true yoga
> Master (or anyone aspiring to become one) could obtain by deep
meditative
> practice of Rajah Yoga as described in the Yoga Aphorisms of
Patanjali. For online
> version, see: http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/patanjal/patan-
hp.htm
>
> Didn't the Biblical Jesus say to his disciples, "You too, can do
what I do"?
> For more on how I understand Jesus, see: Who Was That Man Called
J.C. <
> http://users.aol.com/graphinc/wwtmcjc.html>
>
> As for Jesus being an Essene, it's quite obvious that the Essene
philosophy
> of the Nazarenes is identical to the teachings of both the Christ
and the
> Buddha.
>
> BTW, the phrase "save your life rather than lose it" refers to the
real inner
> life of spirit or one's higher nature that we have to save, rather
than lose
> its connection to the universal consciousness by falling into and
becoming
> attached to the world of Mammon. But, as a faithful follower of
the Master
> Jesus the Nazarene' (a.k.a. Rabbi Yeshuah Ben Yosef) -- I'm sure
you already know
> that. :-)
>
> Since I believe (both logically and experientially) in life after
death of
> the physical body -- having had a (later shown to be classic) near
death
> experience, as well as several confirmed out of body experiences...
And, considering
> the ABC reality -- based on cyclic beginnings and endings of all
physical
> existences, as well as the eternality of zero-point consciousness --
I realize the
> possibility of both reincarnation and eternal nirvana. Therefore,
I have no
> reason to believe any of the religious teachings on those subjects -
- that
> can only see such conscious existence after death as a spiritually
materialistic
> view of a Heaven and Hell -- which in my view are completely
erroneous ideas.
> Only reincarnation an its infinite justice can allow us to
experience our
> individual heaven's and hell[s right here on Earth where we
initiated our good
> or evil karma.
>
> As Buddha said (and Christ implied) "all that we are (as pure
conscious
> beings) is the result of what we have thought, and all that we will
become (in this
> or our next life) is what we are thinking now." Implying,
correctly, that
> mind is separate from brain and body, and that karma ("what we sow,
so shall we
> reap") governs our existence in or out of the body. As ABC also
concludes,
> such teachings are based on the fact that consciousness is eternal
and
> unchanging, while all physical existence can be changed, modified
or manipulated --
> for good or evil -- depending on one's inner knowledge and motive
for action.
>
> In conclusion, I don't think that going any further into magnifying
Jesus
> would do anything to help the ABC theory, which is based solely on
scientific and
> mathematical reasoning, starting from zero and founded on a "new
scientific
> paradigm" that considers consciousness and matter as fundamental
realities in
> themselves, right from the get go... That is in direct
contradiction of present
> physical science's assumption that matter is fundamental and
consciousness an
> epiphenomena... While also denying the supernatural miracles and
other and
> mystical aspects of most organized religions. Vicarious atonement
and
> resurrection being examples.
>
> All that putting Jesus into the picture, as the believers see him,
could do
> -- would be to put the ABC theory into the same category as other
mystical
> nonsense that there can be "miracles" based on
godlike "supernatural" powers.
> ABC has no connection with such woolly minded thinking based on
nothing but
> blind faith in a literal interpretation of scriptures that have no
historical
> validity except through their own unverified and unfalsifiable
assertions -- that
> I can only attribute to priest-craft. In my view, all the so
called miracles
> were based on learned knowledge of the correlation of forces on all
planes of
> reality, along with a full understanding that will can be focussed
and
> directed consciously, and, at its fundamental level, is causative
of all physical
> phenomena. Thus, to be one with "God" consciousness at the primal
zero-point
> is to have Godlike powers. But, such powers are based solely on
scientific
> knowledge, both metaphysically and physically.
>
> > I know it doesn't play well in the modern culture -- it never did,
> > but if you allow those examples in, which it seems you are saying
> > your theory does anyway, then the long predicted Messiah, and the
> > entire long account of the history of God's people comes from what
> > you call the "higher, spiritual" levels, which others of usÂ
already
> > have learned a bit about "by faith", to thankfully refer to as
> > relating with the living God.  It is, after all, 2007 orbits
AFTER
> > the birth of Jesus. That fact alone reveals that the event was
> > hugely "off the map"Â in significance in human terms.Â
Trivialize or
> > misrepresent the facts on that instance and what do you have?Â
What
> > do you gain?
> >
> I have never trivialized the fact that a Messiah could appear
whenever there
> was an historical or evolutionary need... But that Messiah could be
anyone
> that was there with the required knowledge and wisdom at the right
time and
> place. What Jesus has to do with the scientific world today is
completely
> irrelevant as I see it, especially with respect to my theory...
Except, that most
> of the wars and killing in this age are carried out in the name of
both Jesus
> and the so-called "living God" that he represents. As for
trivializing Jesus
> in the eyes of religious people who believe in him by faith, I
regret that my
> theory puts him in that light. But, as the great Master occultist
he was, I
> can never trivialize him and his message (if you understand the
parables and
> metaphors) that so closely are confirmed by my ABC theory.
>
> I can't see how the view I have of Jesus as a great Master of
Wisdom -- who
> knew all the truths of Cosmogenesis that my theory logically
explains and is
> perfectly consistent with the Talmud's Kabbalistic interpretation
that he knew
> thoroughly (as I incidentally, learned from my father and
grandfather who, like
> his, were learned Talmudists and Kabbalists) -- has anything to do
with
> making my theory more credible. In fact, although his teachings
may confirm it, an
> association of the theory with the Biblical Jesus, just puts a
religious
> belief to it -- rather than having a sound scientifically logical
basis related
> more to the cutting edge of string and quantum field theories as
well as the
> holographic paradigm of Bohm-Pribram, and the microlepton theory of
Iskakov among
> others.
>
> As for the "historical fact" I doubt that the Jesus of the
Christian Bible
> ever really had an historical existence as they interpret it.
(Although I'm sure
> some wise Master of occult Knowledge spoke the words attributed to
him)
> And, i'm sure his supposed "divinity" is the same as that which any
true yoga
> Master (or anyone aspiring to become one) could obtain by deep
meditative
> practice of Rajah Yoga as described in the Yoga Aphorisms of
Patanjali. For online
> version, see: http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/patanjal/patan-
hp.htm
>
> Didn't the Biblical Jesus say to his disciples, "You too, can do
what I do"?
> For more on how I understand Jesus, see: Who Was That Man Called
J.C. <
> http://users.aol.com/graphinc/wwtmcjc.html>
>
> As for Jesus being an Essene, it's quite obvious that the Essene
philosophy
> of the Nazarenes is identical to the teachings of both the Christ
and the
> Buddha.
>
> BTW, the phrase "save your life rather than lose it" refers to the
real inner
> life of spirit or one's higher nature that we have to save, rather
than lose
> its connection to the universal consciousness by falling into and
becoming
> attached to the world of Mammon. But, as a faithful follower of
the Master
> Jesus the Nazarene' (a.k.a. Rabbi Yeshuah Ben Yosef) -- I'm sure
you already know
> that. :-)
>
> Since I believe (both logically and experientially) in life after
death of
> the physical body -- having had a (later shown to be classic) near
death
> experience, as well as several confirmed out of body experiences...
And, considering
> the ABC reality -- based on cyclic beginnings and endings of all
physical
> existences, as well as the eternality of zero-point consciousness --
I realize the
> possibility of both reincarnation and eternal nirvana. Therefore,
I have no
> reason to believe any of the religious teachings on those subjects -
- that
> can only see such conscious existence after death as a spiritually
materialistic
> view of a Heaven and Hell -- which in my view are completely
erroneous ideas.
> Only reincarnation an its infinite justice can allow us to
experience our
> individual heaven's and hell[s right here on Earth where we
initiated our good
> or evil karma.
>
> As Buddha said (and Christ implied) "all that we are (as pure
conscious
> beings) is the result of what we have thought, and all that we will
become (in this
> or our next life) is what we are thinking now." Implying,
correctly, that
> mind is separate from brain and body, and that karma ("what we sow,
so shall we
> reap") governs our existence in or out of the body. As ABC also
concludes,
> such teachings are based on the fact that consciousness is eternal
and
> unchanging, while all physical existence can be changed, modified
or manipulated --
> for good or evil -- depending on one's inner knowledge and motive
for action.
>
> In conclusion, I don't think that going any further into magnifying
Jesus
> would do anything to help the ABC theory, which is based solely on
scientific and
> mathematical reasoning, starting from zero and founded on a "new
scientific
> paradigm" that considers consciousness and matter as fundamental
realities in
> themselves, right from the get go... That is in direct
contradiction of present
> physical science's assumption that matter is fundamental and
consciousness an
> epiphenomena.
>
> All that putting Jesus into the picture, as the believers see him,
could do
> -- would be to put the ABC theory into the same catagory as other
mystical
> nonsense that there can be "miracles" based on god-
like "supernatural" powers.
> ABC has no connection with such wooly minded thinking based on
nothing but
> blind faith in a literal interpretation of scriptures that have no
historical
> validity except through their own unverified and unfalsifiable
assertions -- that
> I can only attribute to priest-craft. In my view, all the so
called miracles
> were based on learned knowledge of the correlation of forces on all
planes of
> reality, along with a full understanding that will can be focussed
and
> directed consciously, and, at its fundamental level, is causative
of all physical
> phenomena. Thus, to be one with "God" consciousness at the primal
zero-point
> is to have God-like powers. But, such powers are based solely on
scientific
> knowledge, both metaphysically and physically.
>
> >
> > Or, considering Castenada's or Don Yuan's imagery, opening up
to the
> > inner world is a matter of life and death.  Why would they say
> > that?  Why would Castenada point out being a follower of
> > Christ was "akin to" being within another nagual system?
> >
> Well, isn't it? Wasn't the Christ of the Bible,
practicing "sorcery" (at
> least in the eyes of his disciples) when he performed his so called
miracles?
> Doesn't that make him a "Nagual" (i.e., sorcerer) And, isn't a
real "follower"
> of that Christ only among his "disciples" to whom he gives the real
> scientifically metaphysical knowledge of his "miracles", rather
than "casting those
> pearls among swine" (ignorant people) who blindly follow him. And
isn't opening
> up to the spiritual world a matter of "eternal life or death?" In
the ABC
> theory, it's easy to see how both karma and reincarnation can be
facts of
> nature, and that returning or yoking to the Cosmic spirit or
consciousness could be
> the source of eternal life in perfect bliss. In this view, "LIFE"
can only
> be spirit or consciousness -- not the brain-body that dissipates
after
> death... While the higher order fields of mind and memory continue
for as long as
> their higher order vibrations allow... Which, in the case of higher
or intuitive
> mind -- could be as long as the Sun (our local "universe" that
supplies us
> with the higher spiritual energies of LIFE) continues to exist. .
> >
> > And which path do you know which is a path with heart? Â
Where'd you
> > learn about it? Might there be a deeper wisdom in first providing
a
> > significant undeniable exemplar well before acquiring the broader
knowledge?
> >
> There cannot be any "undeniable exemplar" when discussing the
nature of the
> higher order fields and their energies -- since it can only be
proven
> subjectively by self devised and self determined study and effort --
which requires
> deep meditative practice a la Patanjali. This practice, also
leads to "Self
> realization" or enlightenment. The Heart Doctrine, BTW, is based
on the inner
> knowledge that one's individual consciousness is also the
consciousness of
> all... Therefore, what one does to another is, "as if it were done
to oneself."
>
> The Heart Doctrine and path was taught to me (besides the teachings
of Jesus
> and Guatama, which verifies the conclusions I also arrived at
through a deep
> understanding of the ABC theory and its self judgemental
consequences based on
> the laws of karma, "As ye sow, so shall ye reap." etc.) through a
small
> devotional book called "The Voice of the Silence" by H. P.
Blavatsky.
> http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/voice/voice.htm
> And through another book, "The Light on the Path" by Mabel Collins.
> http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/lightpat/lightpat.htm
>
> > That is, if we are to all open up to "worship in spirit and in
> > truth", is it wise to not emphasize but to put aside the advice
to
> > love God with heart, mind, strength and soul, and to love one's
> > neighbor as one's self?  To not speak of what is given?
> >
> Yes, I think it's very wise to teach the real truth behind the
admonition to
> love God and one's neighbor as oneself -- since the ABC theory
proves (to
> those who understand it) that these "selves" or apparent individual
consciousness
> are all identical right from the Cosmic primal beginning.
> Self-acknowledgment of such truths through ones inner knowledge is
far more conducive to
> practice than the admonition based on blind faith in a separate
God. For, if all
> such blind believers in a personal God, vicarious atonement, and a
divine Jesus
> would follow such admonition, there would be no more wars fought by
Christians
> and Muslims who pray to their same God to defeat their enemies.
How does
> that jibe with "love thy neighbor as thyself"? Who are they
kidding?
> >
> > Also,   I note from
> > http://www.medhelp.org/forums/neuro/archive/8916.html ; that
> > aftereffects of a pinealectomy is not immediate death or coma or
> > total disruption of consciousness or memory or imagination.Â
  This
> > fact, to me, disrupts the connections and roles you pose to the
> > pineal gland.  Thoughts? Remedies?
> >
> My knowledge of the Pineal came through an endocrinologist who was
talking
> about using a deep electromagnetic probe to examine the brain, long
before the
> advent of MRI's and minimal invasive computerized surgery
techniques.
> Therefore, I do not give much credence to anecdotal information
regarding the removal
> of a brain tumor in on the pineal gland, which may not have removed
the entire
> pineal gland, or entered its hollow interior... Although, it may
have
> interrupted the nerve paths that trigger the manufacture and
release of melatonin.
> While I doubt that much is known about the inner nature of the
hollow gland in
> vitro... Today, I no longer have to speculate about the pineal
being the visual
> theater, since the zero-point consciousness hypothesis does not
require a
> physical link to the higher order light which we see inside our own
mind -- which
> field is separate from the brain in a higher order hyperspace
beyond the
> reach of physical mechanisms. Although, I can still consider an
analogous
> Uniomniform crystal as a focusing mechanism that is in either a
liquid (water),
> physical (silicon) or astral/hyperspace form -- since the actual
mechanism of
> holographic reconstruction of images stored as interference
patterns on the
> surface of the higher order fields has not yet been fully defined --
other than
> projection of a higher order coherent radiation from the zero-point
of perception
> in the center of the brain between the eyes and the ears adjacent
to or in
> the pineal gland itself.
> >
> > Having ~worked with an "allspace-filling"Â magnetic tetrahedral
> > imagery, I enjoyed thinking about your notion of octahedra
stacking
> > to form octahedra, etc.  I think the tetrahedral formwork is
well
> > represented throughout the body in an analogous manner as the
water
> > molecules, either present of those formed during aerobic
> > respiration.  Vibrations of that molecular array is the
widget that
> > I think  transcribes signals "downward/upward". The ++--
> > tetrahedral-like form is present and continually replenished in a
> > wildly uniform manner in all of us anyway, so it's easy to view
that
> > array as an antenna, generating and receiving various patterns.
> >
> While I have no doubt that the water molecules form a Uniomniform
crystal
> analog (which is a combination of octahedral shapes separated by
hollow
> tetrahedral shapes in the ratio 6:8) I do not think that such water
molecules or such
> shapes in other media have any relationship to the storage of
memory -- since
> such information can only be stored as interference patterns in the
fundamental
> fields that compose the hyperspace fields as well as the
electrodynamic
> fields of any physical form starting with the smallest fundamental
particle.
> Although such crystalline shapes have some relationship to the
transmission of the
> information IOW, the ABC theory postulates that everything in the
universe is
> composed of electrodynamic fields of fundamental SPACE in vibratory
motion,
> and like radio waves, such radiation's can carry modulated wave
interference
> patterns that form holograms at varying angles of incidence related
to the
> reflecting surfaces of the analogous Uniomniform geometry within
all spherical
> fields at any level of substantiality.
> >
> > I use the same artifact for the inner analog language for all the
> > senses, imagination, and certainly for the short-term
> > memory.  Hooking "bound water" layers with proteins also makes
for
> > some energetically very persistent artifacts so the long term
memory
> > could fashioned, rather simply, I think,  in the bound water
layer.
> >
> I doubt this -- since there is no mechanism that prevents the
evaporation of
> water which action disrupts its crystalline nature (except possibly
on its
> higher order hyperspace field radiation's). This possibility is
what I think
> accounts for the "phantom DNA" detected in some recent Russian
experiments using
> Kirlian photography.
> >
> > Of course, those knots and twists in the ordered water have
> > associated or complementary vibrating field imageries so I see
> > similarities in the descriptions.
> >
> > Do you?
> >
> Yes, but I'm not sure it's the same way you see them. :-)
> >
> > Also, what are your thoughts on prayer? Where do you stand on
it?
> >
> I am totally neutral about it, since the only prayer I know of is
meditation
> on the nature of the true self-of-one -- which is the Self-of-
all. This
> corresponds to Jesus' admonition to "pray to your God in your own
private
> chamber" -- meaning, in the mind... With the Self-of-all, or
the "Universal
> Consciousness" being that "God". As for prayer to a non
existent supernatural
> personal God outside of one's own higher self (or as the occultists
say, "the
> Master within us all"-- I believe it is a complete waste of time
and energy.
>
> The reason â??not to tellâ?? about what you learn in such prayer or
meditation,
> is that it would be throwing pearls at swine. :-)
>
> Best wishes,
> Leon
>
> >
> > Best regards,
> > Ralph
> >
>
>
>
>
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