Aiwass here
Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 10:13 am
analyzing The Book Of Law may give us insight into Bree and her religion, and the theme of LG15:
Every person is a star—a collection or aggregate of all they’ve experienced.
Every event unites a person with the possibilities available to them. Everything that can happen does happen, in an alternate reality.
Each person is/ has their own universe, yet it is the same universe as everyone else’s, in that they also include all possibilities. The object I see is never the exact one you see, because of varied perspective. But approximations and similarity of details indicate a compilation of congenial consistency; which is why it seems like such an amalgam.
Thelema is an extremely crude attempt to explain a system which reconciles all existing schools of philosophy.
It seeks and exemplifies a balance of self-determination and fateful determinism. Only one outcome possible at one time and one place can occur; every event takes us to another choice, and every choice takes us to another event.
Love is the law= uniting ourselves with proper outcomes.
Love under will= we accomplish this by choosing, willing.
Choice is the exercise of the Will.
Each of us has one unique path to follow/ forge according to the cause and effect relations in our life. We must be careful to choose options/ paths consistent with who we are.
The history of the world consists of periods/ ages/ stages of development/ growth. Human history is only one of the patterns unfolding, only one of the perspectives amid many—which itself contains many perspectives. We are now engaged in a period of redefinition.
Since we can ever only choose or experience one particular outcome in space-time it is—in a sense—predestined. We participate in a struggle of the individual against a society trying to placate and subdue us, through communization and homogenation. We must be at liberty to choose and think for ourselves. Chaos brings evolution. The abnormal is change.
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very Nietzchean. and Donnie Darko-esque.
Every person is a star—a collection or aggregate of all they’ve experienced.
Every event unites a person with the possibilities available to them. Everything that can happen does happen, in an alternate reality.
Each person is/ has their own universe, yet it is the same universe as everyone else’s, in that they also include all possibilities. The object I see is never the exact one you see, because of varied perspective. But approximations and similarity of details indicate a compilation of congenial consistency; which is why it seems like such an amalgam.
Thelema is an extremely crude attempt to explain a system which reconciles all existing schools of philosophy.
It seeks and exemplifies a balance of self-determination and fateful determinism. Only one outcome possible at one time and one place can occur; every event takes us to another choice, and every choice takes us to another event.
Love is the law= uniting ourselves with proper outcomes.
Love under will= we accomplish this by choosing, willing.
Choice is the exercise of the Will.
Each of us has one unique path to follow/ forge according to the cause and effect relations in our life. We must be careful to choose options/ paths consistent with who we are.
The history of the world consists of periods/ ages/ stages of development/ growth. Human history is only one of the patterns unfolding, only one of the perspectives amid many—which itself contains many perspectives. We are now engaged in a period of redefinition.
Since we can ever only choose or experience one particular outcome in space-time it is—in a sense—predestined. We participate in a struggle of the individual against a society trying to placate and subdue us, through communization and homogenation. We must be at liberty to choose and think for ourselves. Chaos brings evolution. The abnormal is change.
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very Nietzchean. and Donnie Darko-esque.
