Theos-Talk Archives (April 2001 Message tt00109)

Unfortunately, due to a glitch in my e-mail spell check program, the last 
part of an introductory paragraph from my previous post on this thread was 
garbled a bit. I hope it won't be to much of an imposition to re-post the 
corrected version below. 

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A trinitarist (or should I say, Trinitarianist?) might say, as a background 
assumption and working principle, that the Universe and all of the things in 
it (being holistically one thing) must, nevertheles, be composed of a minimum 
of three separately existent, although interdependent aspects or *entities* 
(which can be ultimately expressed as 3-dimensional *fields*) that act (1) as 
the container and motivator of all (e.g., space, spin, primal energy, etc.), 
and (2, 3) as dual functional polar aspects which gives to any subordinate 
structures or phenomenal entities their dual nature of subject-object, 
wave-particle, consciousness-matter, energy-mass, brain-mind, idea-thought, 
blueprint-construction, positive-negative, cause-effect, etc.... With the 
possibility of extending such oppositions through all conceptions and 
constructions throughout both inner and outer "space" as far as one can 
imagine. Thus, all things would be related to either polarities or 
neutrality's, indeterminacy's or finalities, insubstantiality's or 
substantiality's -- on every phase level or order of consciousness and matter 
-- with all such duality's related to the polar fields contained within and 
supported by a surrounding field of ultimate tenuousness, all linked to an 
infinite energy source at their common zero-points of conjunction having, in 
potentiality, an essentially dual polarity.

Leon Maurer

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