SCN 8-8008: Beingness, Doingness, Havingness

Reference: The Book of Scientology

Beingness, Doingness & Havingness

Please see the original section at the link above.

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  • Bo Atkinson's avatar Bo Atkinson  On April 17, 2020 at 7:18 AM

    Hello and thank you for posting this, as today I was pondering this epitome recollected from the late 1960s, when I left home to seek my fortune and got hooked in NYC by the orgs ;-). Nevertheless, life kept me free, in this case for lack of cash, which was all well and good…

    Actually I was pondering this “be-do-have business” in a new light of my current study of Pythagorean Hylozoics, (a relatively recently appearing presentation which is completely free of materialistic orgs at this point and is instead giving latent adherents a head up in their incarnations). This particular source hylozoics, (see laurency dot com), presents a simpler, more refined origination as follows.

    Pythagoras originally taught that the three aspects of existence are consciousness, motion and matter which might provide a clearer basis for being, doing and having.

  • vinaire's avatar vinaire  On April 21, 2020 at 1:05 PM

    Hello Bo, you have interesting blogs. Thank you for writing.

    You write, “Pythagoras originally taught that the three aspects of existence are consciousness, motion and matter which might provide a clearer basis for being, doing and having.” I can see that.

    I have recently been compiling a list of postulates to provide me with a framework, using which I can align the knowledge that I come across. What you have fits with the following postulate:

    POSTULATE # 3: Energy condenses from thought to electromagnetic radiation to material objects.

    COROLLARY: The innate impulse of energy condenses from considerations to flow to structure.

    I am sure these postulates will have higher harmonics where they will have a more specific form. But this is something I have started to compile very recently to assimilate the tremendous amount of data that exists out there. Actually, I recently studied a bit of Pythagoras from Wikipedia.

    These postulates are a work in progress. See below.

    Summary of Postulates (old)

    At the moment I am stuck and not sure where to go after Postulate # 15. So, I decided to go through basic Buddhist texts. Maybe you can help with a discussion.

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