Superphysics Superphysics
Chapter 2

The Upper, Middle, Lower Aethereal Sublayers

by Juan Icon
2 minutes  • 219 words
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We divide the Aethereal layer into sublayers:

Sublayer Medium Substance Quantum
Upper unit mind (moa1) multiverse (soa1) subtlifying (qoa1)
Middle feeling (moa2) universe (soa2) transforming (qoa2)
Lower idea (free aether or moa3) local universe (soa3) crudifying (qoa3)

We plot their movements in two Cartesian planes:

  1. Aethereal Cartesian Plane: This will be used in visualizations of aethereal movement and quantum mechanics (probabilities)
  2. Physical Cartesian Plane: This is already used in algebra and calculus for the movement of matter
Cartesian planes

Data and Visualizations First, Equations Later

Isaac Newton started with astronomical data which he then visualized as curves and parallelograms. From there, he used algebra and analytic geometry to create equations that led to his Calculus.

Cartesian plane of Newton
Newton visualized movement paths through curves and lines on the physical Cartesian plane

Richard Feynman did the same thing by drawing diagrams depicting the outcome of particle interaction. From there, equations were created.

Feynman Diagram
Feynman also visualized particle interaction on the physical Cartesian plane

The aethereal Cartesian plane follows the same pattern by visualizing the data directly. From there the equations can be derived in order to predict or change the movement of the identity in question.

Visualization of the Cartesian View
The aethereal Cartesian plane is similar to how MP3 players visualize the music played through them. These lead to patterns and shapes which Plato referred to as the five shapes

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