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The creation of physical form= rules governing physical form |
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Once UCA created physical form (the
Unita), it also created a series of rules governing physical form. But first,
let us re-trace and summarize the important knowledge that allows us to
consider how UCA- Unique Collective Awareness created the infinite physical
universe of UNITA, or UNITAS |
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The key relationships between rules and
concepts discussed so far
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First, we began with fundamental concepts
( without form), we call PRIMUS DA. Second, the Primus DA, allow us to
construct a model of thinking, classification and argument, called LOGOS. |
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In turn, we saw that LOGOS is categorized into key
prime ideas we called ABSOLUTE DIA's: |
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1. UCADIA- |
The constant prime ideas around the prime
idea of UCA |
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2. UNIDIA- |
The Constant prime ideas based around the
prime idea of the Universe ( still to be outlined) |
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3. CORDIA- |
The Constant prime idea based around the
prime idea of life ( still to be outlined). |
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These Prime Ideas, then
underpin the second level of Logos, enabling us to construct coherent
frameworks for categorization and argument we call the Genesis Ideas, or Ordos: |
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The Ordos (principles) of
Existence |
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The Ordos (principles) of
Categorization |
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The Ordos (principles) of
Identity |
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The Ordos (principles) of
Contradiction |
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The Ordos (principles) of
Pattern ( still to be discussed) |
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The Ordos (principles) of
Cause ( still to be discussed) |
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The Ordos (principles) of
Effect ( still to be discussed) |
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The Ordos (principles) of
Ratios ( still to be discussed) |
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The Ordos (principles) of
Argument (still to be discussed) |
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Then from the thinking framework of Logos, we considered the creation laws and
their sequence in actually creating the physical universe, we called the AEONs. |
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The 12 Creation Laws (AEONs) |
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1. Goal law
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2. Logos law
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3. Creation law
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4. Co dependence law
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5. Specialization law
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6. Geometric principles
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7. Awareness of position in dimension
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8. Immediate near neighbours
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9. Exclusiveness of position
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10. Change of position law
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11. Conservation of effort
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12. Maximum rate of change and/or interaction law
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The laws governing physical form |
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From these thinking tools of LOGOS and the
AEONS, a range of fundamental sets of laws are then created. These exist as
part of UCA and their existence is confirmed by the behaviour of each and every
level of matter within certain tolerances. |
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For example, the fact that chairs where
you are do not spontaneously break down into sub atomic elements, causing a
massive surge in motion, implies the existence of these rules in constant
operation. |
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These rules are defined from the
universal: |
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o features of physical matter
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o relationships between physical matter
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o motion (cause and effect) between physical matter
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EIKOS- a language describing the features,
relationships and complex functions of physical form
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EIKOS is the scientific language of UCA,
describing in symbolic representation to actual features, relationships,
motions and interactions between all matter in the Universe. |
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Hence the word Eikon from the original
greek word meaning "likeness, image". Therefore Eikos describes the likeness of
symbolic representation to what UCA actual does- therefore Eikos is a language
describing the workings of UCA, just as Logos provides a language of ideas and
their relationships with words. |
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EIKOS is divided into a number of sub
disciplines, which are called "branches": |
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(1) NUMERICS e.g. |
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Systems of numeration
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e.g. forms of numeration additive numeration multiplicative notation o
decimal point notation sexigesimal notation binary, octal, hexadecimal |
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Types of numbers
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e.g. rational numbers perfect and amicable numbers powers and roots pi
irrational numbers |
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Combinatorics
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e.g. permutations graph theory samples with replacement combinations |
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(2) SYMERICS e.g. |
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Symbolic Logos
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(including algebra) |
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Theory of equations
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e.g. o linear o quadratic o inequalities o root, exponential o
logarithmic o quartic o diophantine equations History |
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Function theory
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(3) GEOLEX e.g. |
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Geometric abstraction
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Survey of geometries
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Topography
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(4) AXIOMATICS e.g. |
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Probability theory
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Why Eikos? Why not mathematics? |
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Considering that most people on earth at
some time have learned the essential concepts of mathematics, it is fair to ask
why consider the concept of EIKOS, rather than continue with the wealth of
knowledge contained in the science of mathematics. |
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There are three key reasons for this: |
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The fundamentals of mathematics are based
upon the essential pillars of logic, which we discussed in the previous chapter
is a classification system, that does not best represent the nature of the
"real" world, nor UCA. As such, to use mathematics as it currently is
configured, would conflict with the understandings of Logos and the principles
of UCA as so far discussed. |
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Mathematics has become more complex in
terms of language, terms, symbols, logic rules and formulas. Mathematics has
grown from its beginnings into a major science and language of its own, with
thousands of complex terms, symbols, rules of logic and formulas. |
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Many key concepts underpinning mathematics
are simply not supported by UCA as having application to this dimension or the
sustainment of any other dimension. |
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Godel's Incompleteness theorem proved 0 =
1, proved the existence of the prime contradiction underpinning every
mathematic rule, every formula and every set. The rules of mathematics however
are still written in a world of 0 = 0 , 1 = 1. In other words, the rules don't
match up to the prime truth- nothing is absolute. Eikos on the other hand is
surprisingly simple, consistent with the observations of Logos and UCA. |
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The American Constitution of Government is
one example, the Roman Christian Canon Law and the Ten Commandments are other
good examples. |
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