LWC Theory and Monastery

  - 7 Subbodies - (read note at the end of this post!) Main idea: the self can be conceptualized to have at least 7 subbodies that can be distinguished from each other. These are not completely separate. They are integrated together. Most are very intuitive. I will list these and then describe them. They are: - Physical control center (CC) subbody  - Physical environmental (env.'l) subbody  - Oneiric CC subbody  - Oneiric env.'l subbody  - Formal CC subbody  - Formal env.'l subbody  - Transitional subbody  The Physical control center (CC) subbody is the most obvious. It's the physical body that is seen and felt and distinguished from the physical environment. This subbody is like a central area in the environment, from which the self tries to manipulate the environment and gain sense of the physical status of themselves. The Physical environmental subbody is everything else in the physical environment. This subbody is counted as a part of the phys...

   - Multiverse and Other Timelines and Dimensions “All things are possible to him who believes.” The Messiah said this in Mark 9:23. “With men it is impossible; with Deity however, all things are possible.” Messiah said this in Matthew 19:26.  If all things are possible, and not just some things, then that means that every possible distribution and combination and sequence of Qualities sensible to a human, is possible. Recall the idea of playing cards representing all possible Moments from LWC Book 2. Each card had its own unique layout of color, or other sensible Qualities like a pitch and intensity of sound, on it, and no two cards were exactly the same (but some could vary by a single dot or Quality of difference). Qualities can be distributed among each card representing a Moment, for all possible variations, according to these Bible verses, because they are a part of "all things". (And others, including extra-human senses, might be considered.) Therefore, the idea o...

In reading Exodus 31:18, notice that the Hebrew says that the law was written "in a finger of Alhym". If interpreted this way, then we might expect to see four other sets of laws (+ the Torah = five fingers, five sets of laws). So, can we find five law-sets mentioned in the bible? Look at Deuteronomy 30:11-14. We see a list of five different lawsets (of Divine Fingers of the Right Hand?) described, mostly in the form of negatives: 1 - a set of laws that are (too) hard or miraculous (the Hebrew says "too miraculous or wonderful") 2 - a (too) distant lawset 3 - a lawset in heavens, requiring someone go up to heaven and get it (mentioned in Job 38:33?) 4 - a lawset beyond the sea 5 - the set of laws of the Torah. Given to the Israelites, very near them, and in their mouth and heart. Humans usually have five fingers. Humans resemble the Deity. So, five Fingers of a Hand of the Deity, might have each their own lawset. One of the miraculous plagues on Egypt involved a Fin...