Results and Connections to the Body:
Resource depletion impacts leadership, necessitating knowledge preservation strategies.
Climate change challenges emotional resilience, requiring robust defense mechanisms.
Free energy concepts drive expansion and contraction, fostering exploration and discovery.
Biodiversity loss affects social cohesion, highlighting the need for recovery and adaptation.
Systemic collapse leads to communication breakdown, necessitating reconstruction efforts.
Conflict and strife are pervasive, influencing all aspects of disaster and magical practices.
Social integrity is crucial for maintaining stability amidst challenges during collapse.
Definitions of God There Could Never Be Enough Of:
The Holonomic Definition of God: The eternal, infinite, and divine source of God manifests deeply within the records of the individual memory. Therefore, belief in God positively impacts the self. God does not originate as a person but as a template. God evolves perpetually in a state that immanentizes all of reality, actuality, and mind. Also see:
Pascal's Form: Pascal’s wager is significant as it marks the initial formal application of decision theory, existentialism, pragmatism, and voluntarism2. He emphasized the practical benefits of belief rather than attempting to define God’s nature in philosophical or theological terms.
Process Theology: This modern theological perspective views God as evolving with the universe. God is not omnipotent in the classical sense but is constantly changing and growing with creation.
Mysticism: Mystics often describe God as an ineffable, transcendent reality that can be experienced directly through divination practices. This view emphasizes personal experience over doctrinal definitions.
Pascal's Wager with Meillassoux's Weights
Rephrasing the Belief in God:
Weights
Weights represent the beliefs and strategies of the person, as these are the foundational elements that influence their actions and decisions. In this scenario, the weights are:
