Reference: Subject Clearing Beingness

The free will is the ability to postulate sensibly. It is expressed as self-determinism.

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Definition of FREE WILL

One can postulate freely, and that postulate shows up as one’s self-determinism. However, The whole system of one’s postulates must be consistent within itself, else it would not work as intended. The moment one is unable to postulate according to the principle of Oneness, one’s Free Will is compromised.

The free will requires the ability to be self-aware because one’s self is part of one’s system of postulates. The actual source of this system is, of course, unknowable, but we identify it as the self that is manifested. The new postulates expand the self. 

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Misconceptions

1. It is a misconception to think that one’s free will allows one to postulate whatever one wants and it would work. This is not so unless one’s new postulate is continuous, consistent and harmonious with the existing postulates and the idea of self. This condition applies to the so-called “own universe.”

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