Aethencis – CPS & Atlas of Virtue (+) & Sin (-)
Humans are often terrified of their own minds—so terrified that we dare not fight for, or reach towards, anything spiritually noble. Aethenics illustrates here that many of our spirits are imprisoned to higher orders within the chambers and the halls of our own minds, and that our thoughts (the Prism) are a gatekeeper of the light and dark.
Yet somewhere along the journey, if we dare to venture beyond the centred thought, across the surrounding subconscious realms of infinity, lie dimensions of experience situated within space and time that resist logical explanation—where what we think is unconscious (3) is a massless phantom phenomenon, that is more awake than the mass of physical life and the world themselves.
Therefore, with the right practice, we can create an intermediary of balance in thought (6) that, in its cadence of thinking, regulates a pace that coincides the meta worlds with the physics of nature to modulate the residuals of light that project reality (9).
It is within these unexplained territories that we encounter the incomplete mind, seen through us—the human, manifesting archetypes between the extremes of angels and demons.
We are not solely material objects housing the “allegorical cave” of the mind but participating cognitive observers looking through an Oculus – the window into greater eternal existences.
Our subjective observations are the metaphoric oscillations of an aperture of time- a membrane which independently opens and closes like the iris of the eye, both refining the mind's virtue by adding “The Light (+)” or by reducing its luminance, so that if it becomes too constricted, it leaves us amongst the voids of “The Dark (-)" within the temple where the assembly of cognition converge and where distortion ensues, commonly recognised as sin.
Whereby, if we "miss the point of our cognitive focus (sin)" of the Oculus by not bringing forth the darkness within us into the Light, its shadows will destroy us, and we will call it our fate
Tetra - Sphere Model
Oculus - Aperture of Virtue & Sin (without light)
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