Philosophy is Alchemical and Subject to It Own Laws.
Posted: Sun Aug 11, 2019 9:29 pm
Philosophy is strictly the onservation of core issues and observing these issues (free will, determinism, etc.) through a variety of angles.
One issue thus is turned into many points of view.
These points of view in turn join to create a new point of view of the same thing.
One argument of free will turns to many arguments, which effectively condense to a new point of view on free will.
Thus the same argument effectively exists through a constant variation which effectively reduces the one point to a continually newer state of being. This is the grounding of alchemy, thus necessitating philosophy as a form of alchemy that changes both the individual/group and thus the environment around the person/group.
Now philosophy, as the grounding of the sciences, necessitates not just philosophy following this similar format (resulting historically in the sciences) but the sciences and all of being as well is an alchemical process.
We can observe this in the change in the manner we perceive reality through the sciences. Science is a strict alchemy as a transmutation of reality into a new form.
Biological reality observes this as well
0 going to other numbers observes this process.
Relationships and personal reflection go through this process.
Thus there are certain laws which are inherent within the nature of being, which are inevitable and fundamentally determinisitic.
1 goes to many as 1 again.
This reflects an inherent binary code of reality.
1 phenomemenon separates to many phenomemon where this seperstion occurs through a voiding of the one into many. 0, or void, acts as a means of seperstion or inversion in these regards and is equivalent to the nature of potential in aristotelian or jungian terminology.
To reach ones potential is to reach ones completion and become whole, no different than that which has no potential is already complete.
Philosophy, and all of reality, thus takes the nature of a continual pulse or frequency as the continual alternation between one and many states as evidenced by the axioms it continually presents. This is true, by extension through philosophy, to the sciences and empirical aspects of existence.
Thus all is guided by an inherent pulse, and as such is guided by platonic like forms which are inseperable from our empirical existence.
One issue thus is turned into many points of view.
These points of view in turn join to create a new point of view of the same thing.
One argument of free will turns to many arguments, which effectively condense to a new point of view on free will.
Thus the same argument effectively exists through a constant variation which effectively reduces the one point to a continually newer state of being. This is the grounding of alchemy, thus necessitating philosophy as a form of alchemy that changes both the individual/group and thus the environment around the person/group.
Now philosophy, as the grounding of the sciences, necessitates not just philosophy following this similar format (resulting historically in the sciences) but the sciences and all of being as well is an alchemical process.
We can observe this in the change in the manner we perceive reality through the sciences. Science is a strict alchemy as a transmutation of reality into a new form.
Biological reality observes this as well
0 going to other numbers observes this process.
Relationships and personal reflection go through this process.
Thus there are certain laws which are inherent within the nature of being, which are inevitable and fundamentally determinisitic.
1 goes to many as 1 again.
This reflects an inherent binary code of reality.
1 phenomemenon separates to many phenomemon where this seperstion occurs through a voiding of the one into many. 0, or void, acts as a means of seperstion or inversion in these regards and is equivalent to the nature of potential in aristotelian or jungian terminology.
To reach ones potential is to reach ones completion and become whole, no different than that which has no potential is already complete.
Philosophy, and all of reality, thus takes the nature of a continual pulse or frequency as the continual alternation between one and many states as evidenced by the axioms it continually presents. This is true, by extension through philosophy, to the sciences and empirical aspects of existence.
Thus all is guided by an inherent pulse, and as such is guided by platonic like forms which are inseperable from our empirical existence.