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Pantheist
salvation ‘Doing better.’ 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 © 2019 by
Victor Langheld |
1. i.e. improving, i.e. upgrading survival capacity;
making a (survival capacity) profit. 2. ‘Doing better’ frees, releases, liberates, enlightens, speeds up and so on (Sanskrit: moksha). ‘Doing worse’ binds, enslaves, en’darkens, slows down and so on. 3. An identifiable reality, such as a human, microbe or
atom, serves as momentary adjective, that is to say, as an epithet (i.e. as peripheral (i.e. superficial)
attribute or application). In other words, every identifiable reality (i.e. any
limited universal (processing) Turing Machine) emerges as a momentary because
halted state’ment (hence ‘mode’ of) of endless
ordering ≈ GOD. See:
The standard God model 4. For ‘doing’ read: making whole (thus
quantised) contact by means of which realness emerges. 5. For the comparative ‘better’ read: differently. It is ‘difference that makes a difference’ (thus a
state’ment), thereby improving survival capacity. 6. ‘Better’ (i.e. the comparative attribute) is never caught (and eaten), hence
fulfils the primary law of the jungle/nature ≈ God. 7. ‘Doing better’ wins (reprieve from
losing, thus dying). Winning is self-signalled with the various feelings of
pleasure, i.e. happiness, joy, bliss, rapture and so on. ‘Doing worse’ loses. Losing (survival
capacity) is self-signalled with the various feelings of dis-pleasure, i.e.
unhappiness, pain, suffering, misery anguish and so on. 8. The pantheist, i.e. the mature adult, competes for
existence, i.e. predates energy packets (i.e. prey), in the comparative world
of alternatives. The henotheist, i.e. the not yet comparable thus immature
juvenile (hence ‘prey’), strives to escape his/her world of ‘others’ to a
superlative world (of ‘sameness’). |