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Reference: The Postulates: Postulate Mechanics

These postulates explore God and individuality as identities.

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

Abbreviation: PS = Postulate

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Postulates

PS 31: The Divine Principles are considerations underlying the Universe.

1. In Abrahamic religions, divine principles are expressed in terms of God and His characteristics.

PS 32: The basic identity of God derives from an identification with Unknowable.

1. God as unknowable is viewed as ineffable or inexpressible.

PS 33: The characteristics of God derive from various postulates and considerations.

1. Omnipotent derives from the ability to postulate.
2. Omniscient derives from the postulate of knowable.
3. “God as Creator” derives from the consideration of cause.
4. “God as Universe” derives from the postulate of substance.
5. Self-sufficient derives from the postulate of awareness.
6. “God is One” derives from the postulate of oneness.
7. Omnipresent derives from the consideration of infinite space.
8. Eternal derives from the consideration infinite time.
9. Loving derives from the consideration of harmony.
10. Holy derives from the usefulness of these postulates and considerations.

PS 34: God is basically a conglomeration of human knowledge mixed with authority.

1. People basically pick and choose out of God what suits them.

PS 35: People are usually identified as different individualities.

1. An individuality is usually a mixture of many identities.

PS 36: An individuality is basically an identification with consciousness.

1. The consciousness is different for different individuals.

PS 37: Consciousness is made up of sensations, perceptions, concepts and knowledge.

1. Consciousness starts with the sensations coming from body and mind.

PS 38: The body establishes the physical basis of the individual.

1. Physical sensations generate fixation on the body.
2. Assimilation of physical sensations resolve this fixation and provide proper perception of the body.

PS 39: The individual mind is an extension of the body.

1. Physical sensations are assigned meaning by the mind to generate perceptions.

PS 40: The mind establishes the mental basis of the individual.

1. Mental perceptions generate fixation on the mind.
2. Assimilation of mental perceptions resolve this fixation and provide proper understanding of the mind.

PS 41: The mind assimilates sensations and perceptions into concepts and knowledge.

1. The sensations, perceptions, concepts and knowledge together form experience of the individual.

PS 42: Unassimilated experiences establish a sense of individual self.

1. The sense of an individual self generates fixation on the individuality.
2. Assimilation of all experiences resolve this fixation and provide proper perception of individuality.

PS 43: Actual individuality derives from the oneness of the universe.

1. The actual individuality is in harmony, consistency and continuity with the universe.

PS 44: An individuality in violation of oneness with the universe is an anomaly.

1. An individuality in disharmony, inconsistency and discontinuity with the universe is an anomaly.

PS 45: God and individuality as identities are anomalies to be resolved.

1. An anomaly is indicated by disharmony, inconsistency or discontinuity.
2. An anomaly introduces arbitrary, contradictory, or missing data.

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