Please see Postulate Mechanics.
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The Beingness
The Beingness is the matrix generated when Self identifies with the Universe. The elements of this matrix are made up of matter, energy and thought.
Matter and energy elements of the matrix represent the physical body of the beingness. The thought elements represent the mental matrix of the mind. The whole matrix operates as one.
The beingness is manifested in all things from inanimate matter to organic cells that are alive. The cells have beingness from a simple unicellular type to the most sophisticated type of a human individual.
Aliveness is an attribute that enters beingness when its matrix reaches a certain point of coordination. Consciousness is another attribute that enters beingness when its matrix reaches a certain point of assimilation. Death occurs when the assimilation and coordination are lost.
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Misconception
It is a misconception to believe that the body, mind and the operating principle of coordination and assimilation can be separated from each other.
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More Misconceptions
You may discover more misconceptions on your own, if you contemplate on each sentence of the above definition with mindfulness. Please see:
The 12 Aspects of Mindfulness
Then, you may end up improving upon this definition too.
Good luck!
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I have been giving Subject Clearing sessions to my good friend William Chad Holland on Universe and other subjects, and his wonderful perspective has helped me tweak up these definitions even further. Chad is a retired psychotherapist with Scientology experience. He did OT levels in the seventies and trained up to Class VIII and C/Sed at the San Francisco Org. This is a wonderful partnership with him of researching deeper into knowledge.
He has earned his membership in the Hall of Unknowables.
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Reference: Subject Clearing Universe
The knowable is sensed but it still needs to be given meaning with the help of postulates. Postulates have existed since the ancient times, and they have improved over the time. As a result we have a much better knowledge of the universe today.
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Definition of KNOWABLE
The ancients postulated earth, water, air, fire and aether as the elements that helped describe the universe. Today these elements have been refined to matter, energy, space and time. All that we sense is understood in terms of these elements.
Since Einstein equated energy to matter, both of these may be combined together into a single element called substance. We then find that thought can also be included in the element of substance.
We may further associate space and time with the element of substance according to the theory of relativity. Space comes to represent the extents of substance, and Time comes to represent the duration of substance.
This reduces all the elements to the sole element of substance. We may say that the knowable universe starts to take shape with the postulate of substance.
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Misconceptions
1. It is a misconception to think that the primary division exists between the physical and spiritual “universes”. The spiritual and physical domains may be very different, but they both consist of substance. The primary division is between the knowable universe and the Unknowable.
2. MEST is an acronym formed in Scientology from the initial letters of Matter, Energy, Space and Time. Scientology makes the error of limiting the designation of MEST to the physical universe only. But MEST applies equally to the spiritual universe which is made of thought substance.
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Reference: Subject Clearing Universe
The highest degree of consistency (mass) is measured indirectly by the weight of matter. We cannot do that with energy because its consistency is many orders of magnitude less. So we measure the consistency of energy by its wavelength that tells us how thick or thin the energy field is.
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Definition of WAVELENGTH
The wave-length as applied to energy is not really the distance between two adjacent crests as we imagine for the ripples of water. That visualization is limited to matter only.
For energy, the wave-length is a measure of how expanded or contracted the field of energy is. As the consistency of energy increases its field condenses, and its wave-length becomes shorter.
Thus, we may use wavelength as a measure of the consistency of substance.
Even matter can be shown to have a wavelength, but it is extremely short.
On the other hand, the wavelength of thought shall be larger than the largest wavelength of energy by many orders of magnitude.
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Misconceptions
1. It is a misconception to think of the wavelength of substance as the distance between two adjacent crests of waves because at the basic level, any substance is a field of force. The wavelength is simply a number that tells one how thick of thin the field is.
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Reference: Postulate Mechanics
The Thought
Thoughts manifest, and they can be sensed. We routinely sense our own thoughts directly and work with them. We sense the thoughts of others mostly indirectly, and work with them.
Because thoughts are substantial enough to be sensed, they are a kind of substance; but the laws that apply to thoughts are very different. The primary law is:
Thoughts are as real and perceivable, as they are continuous, consistent and harmonious among themselves and with their context.
The more discontinuous, inconsistent and disharmonious the thoughts are, the more unreal they become.
The wavelengths of thoughts, in general, are much larger than those of electromagnetic radiation. There is a thought spectrum from larger to smaller wavelengths. At the higher end, thoughts are extremely flexible, differentiable and rational. But as identification sets in down the spectrum, rationality gives way to emotions and reactions. Each emotion has its own peculiar wavelength.
A quantum of thought may be described as a basic idea or a concept. Such quanta of thoughts interact to produce more complex ideas and concepts. Human thoughts are very complex. They interface with radiation and matter in the human body.
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