Theos-Talk Archives (December 2000 Message tt00020)

In a message dated 12/06/00 11:20:39 AM, Ecarpent@co.la.ca.us writes:

>Perhaps the mind is the resolving aspect of the question: 
>What is the difference between zero and one?

Yes... And my mind tells me that no matter how we think about it -- 
mathematically (algebraically, geometrically, differentially, integrally, 
multidimensionally, tensorially), intuitively, theosophically, or otherwise 
-- the difference between zero and one is *always* ONE. 

As the Book of Dzyan (with an added Kabbalistic interpretation) teaches, "The 
3, the 1, the 4, the 1, the five, the twice 7 (is 14), the sum total" -- and 
that is 5, which doubled is 10, and that ALL, is ONE. (Yod Hay [Shin] Vo Hay 
<--> "I AM THAT I AM") Therefore, there is no such *thing* as "zero."

Simple, isn't it? 

So, my advice is... We shouldn't waste our minds (and our time or energy) 
thinking (or talking about it. (Or, should we say, "forgeddaboudit"?:-) Just 
BE IT.

LHM