Omnitheism: The Absolute And The Supreme
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Chapter 7 explained the nature of mind and of life, and how the physical universe is the living physical body of the Supreme Entity.
Here, we explain the nature of the Absolute Entity which is the pre-existing or probabilistic version of the Supreme.
| 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 |
| Essassani | The One | All There Is |
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.
God as the Anunnaki
The only way to explain the weirdness of the Judeo-Christian God is to connect it to the Anunnaki which is the alien species that created humans. This connects the Bible, Torah, and Quran to the texts of the Babylonians and Sumerians, since reality is a continuous wave.
The Anunnaki are physical beings and so are Negative.
To get a true view of the Supreme, separate from aliens, we follow the ‘critical feeling’ techniques of Buddhism and Hinduism of catching and isolating our feelings.
This allows us to:
- see Existence in Its true form, without the bias of feeling
- classify these descriptions of the Supreme as either Positive or Negative.
| Entity | Positive Force | Negative Force | Absolute (Neither Positive nor Negative) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Christian God | ✔️ | ||
| Islamic Allah | ✔️ | ||
| Jewish Yahweh | ✔️ | ||
| Buddhist Sunya | ✔️ | ||
| Chinese Quan Yin | ✔️ | ||
| Japanese Amaterasu | ✔️ | ||
| Ancient Greek ‘The One’ | ✔️ | ||
| Hindu Brahma | ✔️ | ||
| Hindu Nirguna Brahma | ✔️ | ||
| Hindu Shiva, Narayana, Ganesha | ✔️ | ||
| Hindu Shakti, Kali, Durga | ✔️ |
The Absolute Entity
We create the concept of the Absolute Entity in order to explain the nature of Probability of Existence.
We can regard it as the Supreme Entity in passive or pre-existing form.
- The Ancient Greeks call it The One
- Hindus call it Nirguna Brahma
- Buddhists call it Sunya or Void
The believers of The One say that The One is the cause of substance [aether].
Aristotle
The Metaphysics by Aristotle Simplifed, Book 1, Part 8
The Supreme Entity which is biased towards creation. This bias comes in the form of the Positive Force slightly dominating the Negative Force in the long run.
The Positive keeps our universe in Existence whereas the Negative keeps that Existence dynamic.
The Absolute is beyond the Positive or Negative and consequently does not care or is not affected by them. It is the Supreme that ‘cares’ for Existence or Itself.