Chapter 4
Substances as Manifestation of Phenomena
by Juan
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Aristotle and Descartes defines substance as that which can exist by itself.
The substances in physical reality, according to Material Superysics, are:
| Layer | Substances |
|---|---|
| Aethereal | potential physical existence or ‘mahat’, physical identity or ‘aham’ or ego, actual physical existence or citta (physical reality) |
| Spatial | time, blackhole (vortex), space |
| Radiant | spectrum, fire, electricity |
| Convertible | cosmic neutrinos, neutrons, acids bases |
| Material | proton, quasi crystals |
These substances are part of the mega Substance that:
- Spinoza and Descartes calls God
- the Hindus call Brahma
- the tao by Taoism
- we call the Supreme Entity
This Existing Substance is different from Pre-Existence which is called:
- The One by Parmenides
- the Hindus call Nirguna Brahma
- the Tao by Taoism
- the Absolute Entity by Superphysics
The substance and nature of the One exists in two ways.
Aristotle
Metaphysics, Book 10 Part 2