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July 1, 2026 – 8:58 PM Categories: Index | Comments Off on Home Page

Postulates 1 – 15

Reference: The Postulates: Postulate Mechanics

These postulates outline thought, awareness, identity and consciousness.

A postulate is a foundational assumption taken as true, from which everything else is derived.

Abbreviation: PS = Postulate

Postulates

PS 1: There is Unknowable.

  1. Unknowable transcends the universe.
  2. The Absolute is unknowable. You cannot pin it down.

PS 2: Unknowable implies that there is knowable.

  1. The universe comprises of all that is knowable.
  2. The knowable is always relative. It is not absolute.

PS 3: Knowable implies that there is something substantial enough to be sensed.

  1. The universe is substantial and it can be sensed.

PS 4: That something substantial enough may be termed as SUBSTANCE.

  1. The universe is made of substance.

PS 5: The ability to sense substance may be termed as AWARENESS.

  1. There is awareness of the universe.

PS 6: Awareness of substance may be termed as CONSCIOUSNESS.

  1. The universe is a conscious entity.

PS 7: Consciousness begins with a POSTULATE.

  1. A postulate is a foundational assumption taken as true, from which everything else is derived.

PS 8: From postulate are derived CONSIDERATIONS.

  1. Considerations are extensions of postulates.

PS 9: Considerations are in ONENESS with postulates.

  1. Oneness is the sense of harmony, consistency and continuity.
  2. Oneness is the basis of all logic.

PS 10: The substance of postulates and considerations is THOUGHT.

  1. Thought is a substance because it is substantial enough to be sensed.

PS 11: Consciousness is awareness of thought FORMS.

  1. Postulates and considerations are forms of thought.

PS 12: Awareness needs DISTANCE to recognize thought forms.

  1. Consciousness comes from awareness able to look at thought-forms.

PS 13: An IDENTITY comes about when distance to thought forms disappears.

  1. God is a thought-form that has become an all-knowing identity.
  2. A person is a thought-form that has become an individual identity.

PS 14: In an identity, the thought form filters awareness.

  1. The identity of God filters the inherent awareness.
  2. The identity of person filters the inherent oneness.

PS 15: Awareness is restored as thought forms are distanced to be recognized.

  1. The more you are aware of thought forms of sensations, perceptions, concepts and knowledge, the more you are yourself.

October 15, 2026 – 8:07 AM Categories: Postulates | Post a comment

Postulates 46 – 60

Reference: The Postulates: Postulate Mechanics

These postulates present the structure of anomalies.

A postulate is a foundational assumption taken as true, from which everything else is derived.

Abbreviation: PS = Postulate

Postulates

PS 46: An anomaly is a violation of oneness.

  1. An anomaly is present when there is a disharmony, inconsistency, or discontinuity. 
  2. An anomaly is something that does not make sense.  
  3. Anomalies underlie problems, confusions, difficulties, unwanted conditions, etc.

PS 47: The anomaly takes the form of arbitrary, contradictory, or missing data. 

  1. Arbitrary data represents something that doesn’t fit and has no clear reason.
  2. Contradictory data represents two things that cancel each other out.
  3. Missing data represents a gap where something should be but isn’t.

PS 48: Anomaly in sensation is resolved by experiencing it. 

  1. Anomaly at the level of sensation appears as charge (tension).
  2. It is confronting the sensation, and letting it flow through you.
  3. It means neither resisting, nor avoiding the sensation.

PS 49: Anomaly in perception is resolved by looking at it closely. 

  1. Anomaly at the level of perception appears as an illusion or hallucination.
  2. You look at it closely according to the laws of looking.
  3. The laws of looking are listed at Chapter 6: The Laws of Looking.

PS 50: Anomaly in experience is resolved by locating earlier similar experiences. 

  1. Anomaly at the level of experience appears as an unwanted condition (confusion, problems, etc.)
  2. To resolve you look at the experience from beginning to end.
  3. If the anomaly is not resolving then there is an earlier similar experience. 

PS 51: Anomaly in concept is resolved by clearing up its definitions. 

  1. If the definition contains an anomaly then that would have to be resolved too.
  2. Complete resolution of anomaly may require updating of the definition.

PS 52: Anomaly in knowledge is resolved by arranging the terminology in an order.

  1. The terminology of a subject must be harmonious, consistent and continuous.

PS 53: Anomalies are difficult to spot when they are justified.

  1. Anomalies also hide themselves under arbitrary assumptions, beliefs and fixed ideas.

PS 54: Anomalies are resolved by looking and not thinking.

  1. Resolution of anomalies requires careful understanding of oneness.

PS 55: When you recognize an anomaly thoroughly, it ceases to be an anomaly.

PS 56: Uncontrolled chattering of the mind is an anomaly. To resolve it you look at closely without getting involved in it.

  1. Do not try to figure out the mental chattering. That would be thinking and not looking.
  2. Let the mind unfold itself completely.

PS 57: Uncontrolled feeling or emotion is an anomaly. To resolve it, dive into the center of it, and experience it fully.  

  1. Don’t dig into the mind. That can be harmful.
  2. Let the feeling or emotion pour itself out and discharge.

PS 58: When an anomaly does not resolve by looking, an identification exists.

  1. Anomaly does not resolve when there is no distance between awareness and thought.

PS 59: To resolve identification, assign a natural location to the anomaly to have some distance.

  1. Alternatively, make copies of the anomaly (especially a picture) and place them all over the place.

PS 60: The unknown is made known through the resolution of anomalies. 

October 14, 2026 – 4:51 AM Categories: Postulates | Post a comment

Postulates 31 – 45

Reference: The Postulates: Postulate Mechanics

These postulates present the structure of the individuality and the ideal world.

A postulate is a foundational assumption taken as true, from which everything else is derived.

Abbreviation: PS = Postulate

Postulates

PS 31: The Divine Principles are postulates underlying the Universe

  1. The notion of God and Brahma are alike postulates.
  2. God is the thought that acts as the source of all creation.
  3. Brahman is the ability to postulate.

PS 32: The scientific postulate of the universe is substance-awareness-oneness. 

  1. The universe is made of substance—thought, energy and matter.
  2. There is awareness that senses the substance.
  3. Oneness of sensations establishes the universe.

PS 33: The universal reality emerges as sensations are assimilated into perceptions.

  1. Assimilation resolves disharmony, inconsistency and discontinuity among sensations.
  2. Assimilation occurs as sensations are looked at more closely.
  3. Assimilation brings about oneness of sensations.

PS 34: Perceptions are assimilation into a coherent experience.

PS 35: Experiences are assimilated and consolidated through concepts.

PS 36: Concepts are assimilated and organized into knowledge.

PS 37: Knowledge assimilates and produces wisdom.

PS 38: Sensation, perception, experience, concepts, knowledge and wisdom form the mental matrix.

PS 39: The mental matrix has the dimensions of thought and awareness.

  1. Thought and awareness are two different dimensions. 

PS 40: The purpose of mental matrix is to assimilate the universal matrix.

PS 41: While assimilating the universal matrix, the mental matrix also assimilates itself.

  1. Raw thought is made up of sensations.
  2. Sensations finally assimilate into wisdom.

PS 42: Wisdom is oneness of thought.

  1. Postulates help bring about this wisdom. 
  2. From wisdom are derived all considerations. 

PS 43: An individuality is ideally derived from wisdom.

PS 44: Harmony, consistency and continuity among individualities is the ideal world.

PS 45: Anomalies prevent us from reaching that ideal world.

  1. An anomaly is a violation of oneness.
  2. An anomaly is indicated by disharmony, inconsistency or discontinuity.
  3. The anomaly appears as arbitrary, contradictory, or missing data.
October 13, 2026 – 8:17 AM Categories: Postulates | Post a comment

The Postulates: Postulate Mechanics

A postulate is a foundational assumption taken as true, from which everything else is derived.

  1. Postulates 1 – 15
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  2. Postulates 16 – 30
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  3. Postulates 31 – 45
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  4. Postulates 46 – 60
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History of Postulates

October 12, 2026 – 8:49 PM Categories: Index | Post a comment

Postulates 16 – 30

Reference: The Postulates: Postulate Mechanics

These postulates present the structure of the universe.

A postulate is a foundational assumption taken as true, from which everything else is derived.

Abbreviation: PS = Postulate

Postulates

PS 16: Substance may be divided into thought, energy and matter.

  1. Substance is anything substantial enough to be sensed.

PS 17: The substantially of substance is denoted by its inertia.

  1. Inertia of matter is seen as mass.
  2. Inertia of Energy (light) is seen as momentum.
  3. Inertia of thought is seen as identification.

PS 18: The inertia increases from thought to energy to matter.

  1. Thought-energy-matter provide a spectrum of substance.

PS 19: The characteristic of motion decreases as inertia increases.

  1. Motion denotes the rate of relative change of substance. 
  2. Zero motion shall correspond to infinite inertia.
  3. Infinite motion shall correspond to zero inertia.

PS 20: Absolute rest may correspond to infinite inertia.

  1. Newton could not conceive of absolute rest.
  2. Absolute rest may be approximated by the center of a galaxy.
  3. Black holes of extreme density are postulated at the center of galaxies.

PS 21: Infinite rate of change may correspond to no inertia.

  1. Speed of light is nearly infinite with no mass.
  2. Unidentified thought will be impossible to grasp.
  3. Thought vanishes when there is complete harmony.

PS 22: Change in inertia is matched exactly by change in motion.

  1. All motion in the body corresponds precisely to shifts in thought.

PS 23: Space describes the extents of substance.

  1. Any space is completely filled by matter, energy and/or thought.
  2. There is no such thing as a complete void.
  3. There is no space in the absence of substance.

PS 24: Time describes the duration of substance.

  1. Presence of time means changing substance.
  2. There is no eternal substance, such as, soul.
  3. There is no time in the absence of substance.

PS 25: Space and time are properties of substance.

  1. Space and time are not independent of substance.
  2. Without substance there is neither space nor time.

PS 26: Empty space is space empty of matter only.

  1. There is always invisible energy or thought in space.
  2. When moving in space matter is moving through energy and thought.

PS 27: Eternity is for a dynamic universe only.

  1. Substance is always changing, but universe as a system remains.
  2. Life is part of the dynamic universe.
  3. Humans are also part of the dynamic universe.

PS 28: The dynamic universe is defined by its oneness.

  1. All elements of the universe exist in harmony with each other.
  2. All chaos is external to the universe.

PS 29: The oneness of the universe is described by harmony, consistency and continuity.

  1. Harmony may be observed on a cosmic scale.
  2. Consistency may be observed on the human scale.
  3. Continuity may be observed on the atomic scale.

PS 30: The universe is converting chaos into order.

  1. The universe evolves as it converts chaos into order.
  2. Humans form the vanguard of this evolution.
  3. The evolution takes place by means of postulates.
October 12, 2026 – 7:21 AM Categories: Postulates | Post a comment