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It seems that since we are aware of ourselves we have been trying to find out who, why & where we are and that many of our religions, cosmologies, philosophies and sciences developed around this quest. The answers differ widely, see for example neurologists, Buddha, Hegel, astrophysicists, Lao Tse o...

Ever man and woman is his/her own creator and has thus infinite self-design possibilities – each of them having, when motivated by the Will & Love to realize Oneself, the potential to bring about a self-image wherein all creations complement each other.

Consciousness is a self-complementary continuum stimulated by Will & Love.

All our deeds, emotions, thoughts, creeds – and whatever else we are trying to relate ourselves with – are expression of consciousness which thus exercises its possibilities in order to realize itself.

How about this version:

All our deeds, emotions, thoughts, creeds – and whatever else we are trying to relate ourselves with – are expression of ConsciousNess which thus exercises its possibilities in order to realize itself.

(taken from the post: "another view of consciousness")

Reflections & Projections are time/space relativities of the inter/extrapolation of ConsciousNess. There are three principal Reflection/Projection modes – the alternating, whose manifestations complement each other – the contrary, where they contrast each other – the dualistic R/P, whose manifestati...

If you dare to look beyond traditional reference-frames (mirror-arangements) you will find in waechter418.wordpress.com quite a few new approaches to old concepts (& vice versa).

Sorry gentleman, i didn´t know wherelse to place this post - but if you read the whole of it - see waechter418.wordpress.com - you might be able to help me.

"All our deeds, emotions, thoughts, creeds – and whatever else we are trying to relate ourselves with – are expression of ConsciousNess which thus exercises its possibilities in order to realize itself." ConsciousNess The following is based on the supposition that unity comprises multiplicity in ord...