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Part I. Effective-Meaning: Objective-Time
�1.a Notes on the Third Iteration page 1
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From these previous two analogies we can derive the following:
Immortality-Change : Life-Death :: Soul-God : Time-World
(This is confirmed by Diagram 3, which demonstrates that that is precisely where the four axes meet).
But we have already defined Time and World in the context of Immortality-Change and Life-Death. So we can create more of an equation by substituting their less general significance:
Immortality-Change : Life-Death :: Soul-God : DeathImmortality-LifeChange
Let�s switch it around so that the part that is not qualifying is placed first. So we have:
Soul-God : DeathImmortality-LifeChange :: Immortality-Change : Life-Death
(Instead of solving this puzzle, which seems all too general, and therefore error prone, we can simply look on Diagram 3 for the correspondences. We are looking for symmetry.
ImmortalityChange-LifeDeath defines the two axes of judgment forming the Objective World in the context of Subjective Perception. DeathImmortality-LifeChange must then)
The obvious thing here is that there�s a repetition of parts. Can we simplify the expression without making it meaningless? Afterall, each axis may be more than the sum of its parts. So let�s use the method we have been using all along: look at each half by itself to see if it already has intrinsic meaning.
Soul : God :: Death-Immortality : Life-Change
This seems to say that the difference between a Soul and God is the same difference between the dead and the living, or between the immortal and the changing. If we look at Diagram 3 we find that Death, Life, Immortality, and Change are the four corners of Judgment, or of the meeting between the Subjective and Objective. We can derive a number of things:
1. Life-Death is a measure of Soul-God
2. Immortality-Change is a measure of Soul-God
3. Because Time-World opposes Soul-God, it is measured by perpendicular qualities:
4. Immortal-Life is a measure of Time-World
5. Changing�Death is a measure of Time-World
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Iteration 3
Iteration 4
Part 1b.
Iteration 5
Iteration 6
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PART III.
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PART IV.
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