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SECONDARY IDENTITIES
Tandem w/
Primary Identity [Metaphysical
Psychology]
Identities created by the
Thinking-I that are not Primary, but those which the individual uses for lesser activities, such as hobbies, driving vehicles, or social
fasades.
SECULARISM
Religion and
Spirituality
The Secular as distinct from Religion and Spirituality relies on that which is and can be known. What is known is what is perceptible to the human sensory apparatus, is predictable and can be relied on. The emphasis of Secularism is on
volitional freedom. Because much of volitional options requires the use of pre-existent states to promote volitional change, as technology produces volitional ability and requires material and labor for its
construction, the Secular perspective requires much if not
all of the physical world to be classified as material resource. Opposed to this, Spirituality is defined as emphasizing an integrity of pre-existent states and thus stresses Prohibitions.
SEMIOTIC LANGUAGE
Olamic Value
The context of events and circumstance interpreted as symbols, representing specific attributes, such as cloud formations, names or numbers which identify and define the language of
Spiritual Manifestations, which is unique to the individual.
{Dissertation: Semiotic Language}
SENSORY APPARATUS
Tandem w/
Human Sensory Apparatus
Means the vehicle of experience in the
Positive Dimension, or Vehicle of Perception on a
Plane of
Distinction.
SOMATIC BEING
Tanden w/
Psychesoma
[Cognizance
Theory]
Somatic Being represents any given vehicle of Cognizance, as what is considered individual physical manifestation of
Soul called Psychesoma, in the Condition of Being
or Positive Dimension called
Embodiment. Somatic Being is theorized to represent physical
context for interpretation.
SOUL
Psychesoma,
Tandem w/ Somatic Being
[Cognizance
Theory]
The Soul also called the Psychesoma is said to be a body of Extended Existence, as repository for Embodiments, beyond the single physical lifetime. The Soul or Psychesoma is
said to be composed of the Cognizant Triad which consists
in the Aware-I as Cognizance,
the Thinking-I as Cognition and
Evaluation, and the
Metaphysical-I also called
Spirit that represent an intermediary between Somatic Being and
the Soul. The Cognizant Triad is likened to a spaceship visiting other
planes of existence. The residence of the Soul is said to be the
Grid as a state non-physical
existence called the
Cognizance of Being or Metaphysical Dimension and can be represented as a headquarters for Somatic
Being.
SOUL SUICIDE
If it becomes incumbent for any person to find it necessary to commit suicide, such as if life becomes completely unbearable, or to avoid torture or justice, it would seem that the same might hold true of the Soul, and that it should be capable of ending its existence in singularity, if it finds its continued existence to become unbearable. However there may be stipulations attached to such a condition in terms of
Karma.
SPIRIT
Metaphysical-I
Spirit is distinguished as an independent entity from Soul, considered synonymous with the Metaphysical-I, and represents an intermediary between the physical body called Somatic Being and the Soul called Psychesoma.
The spirit is said to be capable of communication as external called as
called Semiotic
Language and internal as psychic capacity.
SPIRITUAL CONSEQUENCE
SPIRITUAL DETERMINATIVES
Tandem W/ Determinative
Standards
That information and knowledge that becomes Determinative Standards, that originates or is inspired by connections with the
Spiritual Plane and Identity.
SPIRITUAL EPIPHANY
An out-of-body or non-physical experience, such that the individual may
reassess belief in the physical world and one's own materiality.
[Metaphysical Psychology]
SPIRITUAL IDENTITY
Tandem w/ Material Identity
The Spiritual Identity represents an alternative to the the Material
Identity based on Spiritual Determinatives, wherein the
Material Identity may be retained, may fade away, or may be
replaced by the Memory Identity.
SPIRITUAL PLANE
Interpenetrate Planes Tandem w/ Physical Plane
Non- physical plane(s) of existence that may host the
Spiritual Identity. The spiritual Plane may be composed of
varying aspects, that from the perspective of the
Replica Theory, would create the means of
Will for the Greater Existence.
SPIRITUAL SELF
Material Identity Tandem w/ Spiritual Identity
That aspect of the materialist character that adopts
Determinative Standards that are based on influences from the material world, but are also based Spiritual Determinatives. The Spiritual Self is distinguished from the Spiritual Identity, which is
said to procede and follow the human life span, and to exist on the Spiritual Plane independent of the Spiritual Self.
SPIRITUAL TERRAIN
Through the reading of Symbolic Reality one may ascertain what is said
to be a Spiritual Terrain. Like the material worldly terrain the spiritual terrain is said to in some manner possesses characteristics reflective of the natural world. This unseen terrain may affect the physical world as perceived by the sensory system. Thus the physical may be symbolic of the unseen. One may recognize a spiritual terrain by the characteristics of a physical place. Different thoughts may
be encouraged in different terrain. Different types of events may take place in different terrains. One may be able to recognize where one is in terms of spiritual terrain where
the physical world is symbolic of it. One may be able to recognize the character of a place by physical appearance and by feeling. A specific place may reflect where spirits reside and what they might experience. Spiritual Terrain may be reflected in a practice such as Geomancy where spiritual topography is envisioned instead of magnetic lines of energy.
SPIRITUAL WILL
Greater Will,
Tandem w/
Material Will
The possibility of a non-material Will existing in a non-material dimension, other than the mind and memory or Memory Self.
Where Will is considered to be the same and synonymous with
Spirit. Spiritual Will would have a larger perspective than Material Will. The question would be whether there exists a Spiritual Will at all, whether their is a Material Will at all,
or whether the two co-exist?
SPIRITUALITY
Internal Whole,
Internal Authority
Tandem w/ Religion
Spirituality would generally be defined as other dimensional spirit that inhabits the physical world imbuing it with Consequence in and
of itself. Spirituality is said to descend from the Metaphysical Principle of the Internal Whole, which means the function and phenomenon of the sum of Parts is some part or parts internal to itself, such as the earth could be said to explain the whole of the solar system. Thus the Part explains the Whole as Internal Authority, wherein an integrity of existence is within itself, which is called Spirit or Spirituality.
STEADY
STATE
Plane of
Distinction Tandem w/ Replica State
Two states are necessary for the operation of
Will, as a Steady State which is reliable, consistent, predictable, constant, dependable, also known as Plane of Distinction, so that a choice in present, can be depended on to be valid in future; and its opposite a Replica State, which can be altered to create alternatives in either the Steady or the Replica States.
{Dissertation: States}
SUBCONSCIOUS REPLICA
Negative Dimension
Tandem w/ Conscious
Replica
Subconscious or unconscious memory of all the masses of information perceived by the sensory apparatus considered to be usually as accurate as the sensory system allows. {Dissertation:
Unconscious}
SYMBOLIC CONSCIOUSNESS
Conservative Spiritual Ethical IdentityTandem w/ Mundane Consciousness
Interpretive Context of the perspective of Conservative Spirituality wherein all natural existence is considered to possess
inherent value and consequence. Symbolic Consciousness ascribes
to circumstance and events specific meaning that is apropos to context created by the individual or society in general, such as Greek Mythology. Identity and definition may take the form Olamic Value wherein any given event or entity can assume symbolic identity, form, definition and significance. Reality as what happens may be assumed to communicate in symbolic form termed Semiotic Language. {Dissertation Consciousness & Intellect}
SYMBOLIC CONTEXT
Semiotic Language
Specific Interpretive
Context from which reality is interpreted. Interpretation of reality that represent symbols for unseen spirit world and Semiotic Language.
SYMBOLIC LOGIC
Logic Tandem w/ Literal Logic
The creation, adoption or use of
Interpretive Context, based on the assumption that phenomenon, circumstance or events is a vehicle of intentional and intelligent communication, via the means of symbols or signs termed Semiotic Language, originating from some spiritual source. Or it is the consideration that what is interpreted as signs or symbols would have happened anyway, but may have gone unnoticed or would not have had a context for interpretation, without the creation of the Interpretive Context of Symbolic Logic. (Dissertations:
Conservative and
Symbolic Logic}
SYMBOLIC REALITY
The physical world is considered to have two manifestations: one as
mundane and one as spiritual. Where the present physical world is interpreted to symbolize or represent a separate spiritual world that is interdependent and inter-existent
with the material world. Elements of the physical world are interpreted as symbolizing elements of a usually, but not always unseen, unheard, smelled or tasted plane, but which
may normally be felt. The spiritual plane is said to be able
to influence events on the material level of which these events represent symbolic content for these spiritual manifestations.
SYMBOLIC SELF
Tandem w/ Singular Self
The individual that transcends the Singular Self of the
Mundane Consciousness to a Consciousness that
encompasses the concerns and realities of other persons, animals and things. The individual in one's own thinking, speaking and acting may represent symbolically and assume the characterizations of others.
{Dissertation: Symbolic Identity}
Symbolic
