Spacetime Slices

Planck Length as the Gap Between Perceptions

Chapter 1 explained that identities, ideas, and minds are nodes formed from concentrations of both subtle and crude waves which come from the Aether Element.

These are created by the Negative Force as it cuts up the Supreme Entity into parts.

But at the same time, the Positive stitches those parts together.

These makes the nodes separated by perception gaps which we call timespan.

• This is from the Negative Force which is imparted by the Air Element or Spatial Layer which facilitates space and time.
• The Positive Force glues these nodes together to create a single consistent experience.

This operation is similar to your screen being made up of pixels that are separated by a distance called a pixel pitch.

• The smallness of the gaps makes them imperceptible

The Creator rejoiced when He saw his creation moving and living..The nature of the creation’s Idea-being was everlasting. But it is impossible to make creation everlasting. So He resolved to have a moving image of eternity. When He set the order of the heaven, He made this image eternal but moving according to number, while eternity itself rests in unity. This image is what we call time.

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Timaeus Timaeus by Plato Simplified, Chapter 4

In Modern Physics, this gap is called the Planck length which is a very small distance: 1.616255 × 10−35 meters

Spacetime Slices

We plug these gaps into our wave model of nodes, vortices, and ideas to create the concept of spacetime slices.

Each spacetime slice is a collection or group of waves that have a common quality either in frequency, strength, speed, or thickness (subtle versus crude).

Their affinity with the observing mind, which is also a node but more subtle, makes them perceivable.

These are then stitched together by the Positive Force that influences that mind to create the structure of reality for that mind.

In other words, each of our perceptions is in am aethereal cognition-slice called spacetime. These slices are glued together by the flow of our aethereal minds, creating our fluid reality.

This means that only the present perception is the basis or anchor for all our other perceptions.

This was best explained by Rene Descartes:

The parts of timespan are not mutually dependent and are never co-existent. We exist now. But it does not follow that we will exist in the next moment unless the cause of our existence keeps on sustaining us. We know that:

• we have no inherent power to keep our existence persisting in every moment
• another being has so much power to keep our existence out of himself

This means that that being, as God, preserves himself.

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Rene Descartes Principia Philosophia, Part 1, Article 21

And by David Hume:

If you wheel around a burning coal rapidly, it will appear as an image of a circle of fire. There will seem no gap of time between its revolutions because our perceptions cannot succeed each other as fast as its rotation. Wherever we have no successive perceptions, we have no notion of time, even though there is a real succession in the objects.

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David Hume Treatise of Human Nature, Book 1, Part 1, Section 3

The common fallacy is to believe that our perceptions happen within space and time. In reality, it is the other way around.

Space and time are merely effects of our successive perceptions which in turn caused by the fact that waves are continuous and recurring.

A very common mstake by materialists is to think only of physical waves like sound. They are incapable of detecting metaphysical waves such as their own feelings. Their inability to detect and analyze metaphysical waves is the very reason why they are materialists.