Ipseity

Thus by Ipseity interpretation and evaluation, any existence can act on behalf of other-dimensional intercession as ascertained by an Ipseity. As the individual may create any number of Identities like goat-herd, butter-churner, baker or milkmaid, it would then also be possible to create any number of Ipseities.

While the Ego interprets reality in the context primarily of the body, and the Identities primarily from the contexts of objectives, the Ipseities interpret in reference to other-dimensional intercession apparent to the sensory system. Intercession recognition, is an objective and goal, of which Interpretive Personifications are created called Ipseities, as Polytheistic, Monotheistic or Metaphorian. Thus the individual retains the bodily auspices of the Ego, the mental imagination of the Identities, but adds to these extra-dimensional capacities.

Examples of Religious Ipseities might be those who would personify various saints such as St. Peter, St. Paul, St. Dominic, St. Francis, St. Patrick or St. Therese, in which thousands have empathetic Ipseities by character employment in monasteries and such. Examples of Spiritual Ipseities might be such as Zeus, Athena, Artemis, Dionysus, Poseidon or Ares would be most easily recognized, but of which as types are characteristic of all spiritual cultures called paganism. Examples of Metaphoric Ipseities would be unique to these pages, but might generally take the personifications of persons interested in problems, of which the individual is interested as the study-of.

These Ipseitian characterizations could be such as philosopher seeking the nature or truth, or an investigator investigating the trials and tribulations of the one honest man, or perhaps a magus pursuing the parameters of power, or a notoriety dipping one's toe into the hallows of fame, or an imaginator imagining illusions of grandeur. Each Ipseitian character as acting in the interest of knowledge, with a little help hopefully from the other side.

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