What is Superphysics?
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Chapter 7 explained that the physical universe or domain is the body of the Supreme Being, while the metaphysical universe is Its collective mind.
- Material Superphysics is the study of that body
- Bio Superphysics is the study of how that body interacts with its mind
- Social Superphysics is the study of how that mind works a collective
We then match this organization of study with the current ones:
| Parts of Existence | Modern Version | Our Version |
|---|---|---|
| Absolute Entity (Pre-Existence) | Philosophy | Metaphysics |
| Supreme Entity (as a Concept) | Religion | Superphysics |
| Supreme Entity (Mind) | Psychology | Social and Bio Superphysics |
| Supreme Entity (Body) | Science (with Physics as the core) | Bio and Material Superphysics |
This physical universe is the subject of study of Material Superphysics just as the Supreme Entity is the subject of Superphysics.
All Philosophy is like a tree.
- Metaphysics is the root
- Physics the trunk
- All the other sciences are the branches that grow out of this trunk.
We gather fruit from the extremities of the branches of trees, not from the roots or the trunks.
Rene Descartes
Principles of Philosophy, Preface
The subdivision of Superphysics into 3 matches the division made by Descartes:
There are 3 principal sciences:
- Medicine
- Mechanics
- Ethics
Rene Descartes
Principles of Philosophy, Preface
What is Superphysics?
Superphysics is the system of knowledge and study that abides by the main principles from the previous chapters:
| Chapter | Principle |
|---|---|
| 1 | The 2 Domains |
| 2 | Ideas as Particles, Feelings as Waves |
| 3 | Dynamism and The Law of Conservation of Idea |
| 4 | Cause and Effect, Qualimath, The Eagle |
| 5 | 2 Forces, Territories, Influences |
| 6 | Dharma |
| 7 | Life and Mind |
| 8 | 5 Layers |
| 9 | The Supreme |
In a nutshell, Superphysics is a paradigm that merges the known and proven perceptions of the physical and metaphysical domains (Chapters 1-2, 8) in order to find patterns (Chapters 3-5) and principles (Chapters 6-9) for the sake of solving problems.
This combination of science and metaphysics will be opposed by materialists and so we push forward and ignore them totally. Instead, we use Nature as our arbiter – our principles and predictions must match physical reality.
A minority strive to enlarge the domain of Physical Science by trespassing on the forbidden grounds of Metaphysics, so distasteful to some Materialists.
Blavatsky