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Part II. Objective-Time: Effective-Meaning
�2.a Objective-Time: Subjective-Perception:: �
Where does the Objective World coexist with the Mortal World? It is where the Subjective World coexists with the Perceptive World.
We might also ask: where does the Objective World coexist with the Immortal World? It is a different potential world where the Subjective World coexists with the Perceptive World in relating to Effective-Meaning.
So there are two ends of Subjective-Perception in relation to Objective-Time, one end where Subjective-Perception is mortal, one in which it is immortal. We might see also that there is a correspondence with the relationship between Objective-Perception and Subjective-Time: �Subjective-Perception : Objective-Time :: Objective-Perception : Subjective-Time.� This analogy means to express the difference between mortality and immortality. So to integrate Subjective-Perception with Objective-Perception might be to integrate Objective-Time with Subjective-Time. Since I have already stated that any degree of perception requires consciousness, and consciousness always refers to a world, and a world creates a level of objectivity, we can say that Objective-Perception is parallel and equivalent to Subjective-Perception; they are measures of the same thing. So it follows that Objective and Subjective Time are on the same axis. So we see that the question of mortality can be found within the context of Subjective-Objective : Perception-Time.
Let�s go back to full length mortal/immortal analogy: �Subjective-Perception : Objective-Time :: Objective-Perception : Subjective-Time.� When we compare Effective-Meaning and Objective Time we find that Subjective-Perception is the Soul. When we compared Time and God in relation to the Objective, we found that the Objective World is Judgment. We already know that Objective-Perception is the quality of God. Subjective-Time may be a trickier subject, which we will leave for later. So now we have:
Soul: Judgment-Time :: God : Subjective-Time.
(Judgment is about subjective perceptions, judgment is arbitrary.)
Effective-Meaning: Objective-God
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