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Apeiron
Hegel referred to the basic substance of the universe as “Geist”, a complex German word that expresses notions of both mind and spirit. Geist is dialectically evolving towards what Hegel called ‘the Absolute’ – God. The Absolute represents the complete control of the physical world by the mental. It is a state of Absolute Knowledge and Absolute Freedom. The Absolute understands itself perfectly. Hegel is often interpreted as an idealist, denying the existence of the physical, but in fact, like all Illuminists, he considered the physical and mental to be two aspects of a single substance.
However, he certainly regarded the mental as the dominant aspect of the single mind-matter reality – the dialectical process is all about bringing mind to its highest possible expression – and to that extent can be regarded as an idealist. Hence “Geist” is carefully chosen to emphasise the mental aspect.
There is no word that perfectly captures the nature of the basic substance of the universe: the arche, the first principle. The Ancient Greek philosopher Anaximander used the word “apeiron”, which is usually translated as “a substance without definition that gives rise to all things and to which all things return, a sort of primal chaos.”
Illuminists most usually use the word “Becoming” to describe the single fundamental substance of the universe. “Becoming” is technically an adjective rather than a noun, but Illuminists prefer this word over any other because it makes clear the difference between Illumination and the false religions of Being such as Christianity, Islam and Judaism.
“Becoming” emphasises the changing, dynamic nature of the universe, the evolutionary, dialectical aspect that drives the universe forwards and upwards. “Being” on the other hand is frozen, static, conservative, resistant to change. Mathematician Roger Penrose has proposed that there are three kinds of reality: physical, mental and mathematical, all connected in an unknown and deeply mysterious way. In fact there is only one reality, which presents itself in two ways: mind and matter.
Mathematics, it is true, is more than just a language created by the mind. It might be said to be a deep expression of Nietzsche’s Apollonian ordering principle that seeks to shape the Dionysian chaos. Mind and matter, if they are to avoid an existence of meaningless chaos, must have a strong core of order and organisation, a tendency to obey natural laws. That tendency will never be precise, but it will be reliable on average, hence the statistical emphasis of modern Quantum Theory.
Mind and matter both have mathematics built into them. Mathematics can be defined as the science of pattern. Mathematicians look for patterns in numbers and space, in the physical world and abstract worlds. The mind cannot help looking for patterns. Humans look at the clouds in the sky and start to see meaningful shapes. People have reported seeing the face of Jesus Christ on slices of toast. At all times, the mind tries to shape and pattern sensory data. All of this is mathematical in nature.
Baseball players, basketball players, American football players, soccer players and most other sportspeople engage in remarkable feats of intuitive mathematics. Think of the skill involved in catching a ball while on the run: the catcher is subconsciously calculating the speed of the ball, its trajectory, wind speed, his own speed, the conditions under his feet, the interception point, the orientation of his hands etc. The person involved may know nothing about mathematics as an academic subject, he might even be hopeless at the subject, yet he can solve this complex maths problem as he’s on the move without carrying out a single conscious calculation. Autistic savants can carry out prodigious calculations in their heads faster than professors can solve them with a calculator. These examples prove how deeply embedded in the psyche mathematics is.
The Ancient Greek philosopher Pythagoras – another great Illuminist (and the first to be identified with Illumination’s fundamental doctrine of the transmigration of souls) – claimed that numbers are the arche. He also said that a mathematical Law called Harmony controlled the universe. Pythagoras is associated with the mystical idea of the Music of the Spheres (also known as Musica universalis – universal music): the most beautiful and perfect music of all, which permeates the entire universe but can be heard only by God. Music is audible mathematics. It is the sound of the Apollonian order in the universe. It has such a powerful effect on us because it resonates with the mathematical intuitions buried within us. When we hear harmonies, we are listening to orchestrated numbers; we are directly experiencing universal order in the form of musical notes. Discordant music, jarring notes are the province of Dionysian disharmony.
Schopenhauer said that music was a “copy of the will itself” and there’s much truth in this. Illumination is a religion that holds mathematics in the highest regard and assigns to it an elevated status, but it is not a separate reality as Roger Penrose believes. It is part of the fabric of mind and matter. It is the language of the fundamental ordering principle.
Excerpted, page 161
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Artwork by Joshua Hehe
Emoţiile
”Emotional Conditioning
Emotions are a totally subjective inner experience. Why is this?
Well, we don’t all have the same beliefs, and it is often our conscious or unconscious beliefs that shape our reaction to the people and events in the world around us.
Because of this, we can’t really trust our feelings to lead us to any objective truth. This is not to say that emotions are useless and should be disregarded or ignored. On the contrary, they can be quite destructive if they are not consciously acknowledged. Feelings like rage or hatred often become deeply suppressed in one’s shadow, because their outward expression in society is considered taboo. Traumatic and painful feelings also can be repressed – such as in cases of childhood abuse – where the child becomes overwhelmed and must push this content into the unconscious as a matter of survival.
Emotions themselves are not inherently good or bad; they are merely tools that we can use to learn more about ourselves and the world at large. They can reveal to us what our unconscious beliefs actually are and what we’ve just been conditioned from birth to accept as true without question. And through that we also learn about the world and the types of messages society would like to have us believe.
One can use emotion to discover, acknowledge and deconstruct false thought programs. Conditioning is a process by which a stimulus creates a response (in this case an emotion) which is reinforced over time through repetition. Each time ____ happens to you, you feel ____.
There are times when we find our emotion is invalid, and in this case it needs to be recognized as false, and challenged. For example, if you used to be a christian and have since left the faith, you might feel guilt or shame when engaging in sex, or any other activity that could be seen as “sinful”. This is pure emotional conditioning, and it takes a lot of work to get rid of that emotional charge. You may rationally understand that this is a false belief that is causing you grief, but it takes time and effort to de-condition that emotional response.
Other times, our feelings may be perfectly valid and have rational underpinnings. I am consistently enraged at the appalling conditions on this planet, led by capitalism, the religious brainwashing of children, and the staggering greed of the rich elite. This is a perfectly valid response to a culture that actively suppresses the freedom of humanity to realize their potential. The structure supporting my anger is not a belief; it is the objective reality we all live in. I realize that for most of my life, I was actively conditioned to be a consumer for the capitalist machine, and for that I am even more enraged.
You can have feelings based in logic and rational thought, or you can base them in irrational, insane and destructive beliefs. The difference is, when your feelings are based on rational inquiry and understanding, they become your fuel. It’s like filling your car with gas, but having a competent and fully licensed driver to steer the car in the direction you want to go. You cannot steer your car with the fuel. And you can’t just burn the fuel on it’s own either, without having a place to put it and something for it to do. It would literally just explode and burn you alive. Or imagine a driver with pathological road rage, who is unlicensed and doesn’t understand the rules of the road. They smash into everything, maiming pedestrians and endangering other drivers, until they crash and burn or drive right off a bridge.
Emotions that remain unharnessed to rational thinking are incredibly problematic for humanity. Above all, emotions must be guided by reason.
So, if you notice a strong emotion come up for you in a given situation, see it as an opportunity to learn something about yourself. Analyze it to discover its source. Is this something you have repressed and need to examine more closely? What beliefs do you have that are foundational to the feelings you have, and can you find a way to challenge them?
For a detailed guide on how to de-condition your emotions, and deconstruct false thought structures, Morgue’s book “The Metaphorical Suicide” goes right to the heart of how to accomplish this. https://www.iamhyperian.com/product/themetaphoricalsuicide/
Also check out “Cathexis: A Rationalist Dialogue on Guiding Emotion” by our own Hyperian activists and authors the Tortured Orator and Rowan James. https://www.amazon.com/Cathexis-Rationalist-Di…/…/B07HXPTG3Y
One last mention: Diabolically Informative’s lecture series on Critical Thinking touches on many important and relevant topics such as belief and cognitive biases. https://www.youtube.com/playlist…
Blood Consciousness by Garth Knight”
Eva Omega (Hyperian):
Universul Şase-Dimensional
„Cum se transformă Infinitatea de Zerouri într-un univers fizic? Ele o gestionează matematic, natural. Existența se referă la modul în care sunt convertite Zerouri Infinite în toate numerele dintre Zero și Infinit. Această conversie are loc într-un mod uluitor de simplu. Toate zerourile, punctele fără dimensiuni, apar din Punctul de Geneză într-un univers cu șase dimensiuni format din trei dimensiuni reale și trei „imaginare” (nu sunt imaginare deloc, matematic, ele sunt de fapt o rotaţie la nouăzeci de grade a dimensiunilor reale într-o direcție specială în afara „spațiului real”). Proprietățile matematice remarcabile ale universului șase-dimensional creează în mod automat Spațiu și Timp – adică Dimensionalitate – și, prin urmare, universul fizic, prin ceea ce cunoaştem ca Big Bang.”
- ”The God Factory” by Mike Hockney
Capitalism vs. Comunism = Meritocraţie
Despre SIMŢURI
“Roșu este experiența subiectivă, interioară, a funcției matematice asociată cu
1) o anumită frecvență obiectivă a luminii
2) procesarea matematică prin structuri determinate genetic în ochi și 3) prelucrarea suplimentară matematică prin cortexul vizual determinat genetic.
Toate trei conduc la o funcție matematică finală care este apoi înregistrată mental ca experiență subiectivă a roșului.
O altă frecvență de lumină va fi percepută ca o culoare diferită deoarece va genera o funcție matematică finală ușor diferită de cea produsă de roșu.
Toate nuanțele de roșu vor fi foarte asemănătoare în ceea ce privește funcțiile matematice finale. Pe măsură ce culorile se îndepărtează de șablonul roșu, ele vor apărea din ce în ce mai puțin roșii. Punctul critic este acela că este un fenomen obiectiv (lumină cu o anumită frecvență) procesată matematic de către ochiul uman și cortexul vizual (care sunt produsele genelor noastre), care produc o funcție matematică finală ce nu este ca nimic în lumea obiectivă și nu are nici un sens dincolo de tărâmul minții umane. Această funcție finală este un semnal matematic pe care am putea, teoretic, să-l analizăm pe un osciloscop dacă am putea avea acces la el. Este obiectiv. Cu toate acestea, toate funcțiile obiective au un aspect de subiect. Ei trebuie să fie experimentați ca ceva: o experiență senzorială, o viziune, un sunet, un miros, un gust sau o senzaţie de atingere. Universul, în mod obiectiv, nu are culoare, miros, gust, sunet, sau senzație de atingere. Este doar o arenă de interacțiune a semnalelor matematice. Este experiența subiectivă a semnalelor matematice în care se produce toată experiența senzorială, unde toată “viața” este adăugată abstracțiilor matematice.Toate semnalele matematice sunt asociate cu experiențe interioare specifice. Aceeași funcție va fi experimentată în același mod de către orice subiect mental, adică “roșu” este un semnal matematic precis. Orice semnal diferit de acesta nu va fi experimentat ca roșu. Prin urmare, culoarea este, într-un anumit sens, o proprietate “obiectivă” a lumii mentale subiective. Ceea ce înțelegem prin asta este faptul că mintea nu creează culoare.”
Hockney, Mike (2012-07-22). Hyperreality (The God Series)
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