'God and Morality
September 9, 2015 5 minutes • 981 words
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The question ‘Does God exist?’ can be answered by ‘Can you perceive Existence?’.
Earlier, we said that:
- every physical perception has a metaphysical idea-equivalent
- all ideas come from The One by Its Desire
- these ideas manifest in a gigantic Mind which houses all Its ideas, one of which is the idea of our current universe and everything inside it
- these ideas exist inside the mind for them to be experienced, closing the loop between idea and experience
- the journey from idea to experience is powered by feelings, of which desire is the main feeling
- all movement is based on the differences of the dharma or true nature of all ideas of The One
Superphysics aims to solve problems, by moving from chronic problem into lasting solution, from suffering and doubt into happiness and knowledge.
To make this movement easier and have a better success rate, we have to explain the nature of the gigantic Mind or arena where Existence and all movement takes place.
We call such a Mind as the Supreme Entity, and The One where it comes from, as the Absolute Entity.
Paradigm | Pre-Existence (Probability) | Existence (Matrix or Mind) |
---|---|---|
Superphysics | Absolute Entity | Supreme Entity |
Ancient Greek | The One | The Whole or The Other |
Hindus | Nirguna Brahma | Saguna Brahma |
Buddhists | Sunya | Brahma |
Taoism | Tao | tao |
Notice how our classification is existence-based, being divided into:
- The Probability of Existence
- Actual Existence
This is very different from the Judeo-Christian God, Yahweh, Allah, and even the Polythesist Tara, Quan Yin, Kali, Ganesh, etc who are classified according to the feelings of the people who invented them:
- The Jewish Yahweh is very cruel. This mirrors the cruel environment experienced by the Jews during their journey through the desert
- The Christian God is very forgiving and generous. This mirrors the feelings of Jews under the wealthy Romans
- The Islamic Allah is very commanding. This mirrors the feelings of Arabs rallying the tribes against the Byzantines and Persians.
This is because it is the feelings that propels the mind from idea to idea. To get a true view of the Supreme, we follow the ‘critical feeling’ techniques of Buddhism and Hinduism of catching and isolating our feelings so that we can see Existence in Its true form, without the bias of feeling.
The Positive and Negative Leads to Morality and Immorality
The rivalry between the Positive and Negative Forces as they generate Existence leads to duality, opposites, and good and bad.
This includes our feelings which have natural opposites:
- love versus hate
- fear versus bravery
- peace versus agitation
- etc
This extends to economics, politics, and philosophy:
- economic booms versus busts
- democracy versus autocracy
- conservative versus liberal
- religion versus atheism
- traditional versus modern
- etc
In a previous post, we said that the Negative Force creates these differences and dualities in order to express the infiniteness of the Supreme. However, this also leads to infinite conflicts and problems which divert each entity away from its true nature, which then leads to its suffering.
How can we counteract the tendency of Existence for chaos and division?
A Moral System that Focuses on the Positive
The Supreme has the Positive Force to naturally counteract the Negative.
This Positive Force has an inherent tendency to unite and dwell in the abstract or metaphysical domain where it excels in knowledge. This is different from the Negative Force which dwells in the physical domain where it separates things to facilitate new creations* as well as maintain ignorance.
*This is why ‘Shakti’ or the Negative is a force for creativity and power
Since the metaphysical is superior to the physical, we are absolutely confident that the Positive will conquer the Negative in the long run. This manifests as the maxim: “The pen is mightier than the sword.”
Moreover, since the Supreme dwells in the metaphysical, becoming Positive will make one more like the Supreme. This manifests as actions being closer to one’s true nature or divine will.
A better knowledge of how Existence is generated and structured will then let us find the true nature of things as ultimate causes, This means that we can find the ultimate causes of things that give us pain and suffering such as poverty, inequality, natural disasters, terrorism, etc.
We can then work on the root causes so that the things that give us pain and suffering will change, so that we can experience peace and happiness instead. This will then make us realize that the Supreme never intended for the universe to give us suffering. Rather it was created to give us experiences of joy and value.
This emphasis on positivity, dharma, unity, knowledge, and fellow-feeling makes up the core of the moral philosophy imbued in Medical and Social Superphysics.
The 19th Century Introduced So Many Mistakes
The formalization of Western science, economics, and medicine in the 19th century led to unnatural systems that are now causing so many problems such as global warming, pandemic, war, and stagflation that have destroyed many life forms on Earth, and are still destroying many as we speak.
Despite having the intellect to warn about global warming and pandemics, science lacks the knowledge of the critical feeling that is needed to actually implement the ‘scientific’ solutions to them.
Superphysics focuses on the Positive, while using the Negative force, in order to correct the mistakes of the 19th century by adding metaphysics and feelings to science. In this way, science can be more complete and be more able to conclusively solve problems and create a better Existence for all.