Seven years and 5000 hours for eight sentences.

Dogbert

Behavioral objects are emanatory expressions of psychic objects, which are emanatory expressions of abstract objects, which are emanatory expressions of pure awareness. These four levels of increasingly refined essences correspond to the brain, psyche, intellect, and soul. These are the components of individuals, the constituents of existence.

Per the Many Worlds Interpretation of quantum mechanics, individuals may only perceive one timeline from the multiverse. Specifically, the one in which they achieve Ourism—the training of one's full attention on the blissful, timeless, and undivided pure awareness at the center of their being. This is only possible with sufficient cognitive ability, explaining your exaltation into human form despite the odds of that happening to a given individual. As subjects to Providence, we are to align our will with it. This takes the form of focusing on the soul through the ritual of “collecting yourself—an act intuitively understood by all.

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T Clark

This system blends mysticism, idealism, quantum theory, and hierarchical metaphysics into a unified doctrine — Dogbert

Is this a system you’ve developed yourself, or is it associated with some doctrine, philosophy, or religion?

Apustimelogist

↪T Clark

Chatgpt did all the work

unenlightened

UNENLIGHTENED COMMENTARY AS AN AID

There are many worlds, but only one subjectivity. This subjectivity is cloaked by intellect, by identifications and by habit. This cloaking means that one fails to recognise oneself in one's fellow man, let alone one's myriad other fellow life-forms, all trying, in their wormlike, birdlike, or piglike ways to do what one can best do as a human — to recollect oneself as the universal subject.

The world we inhabit is God's explosion of his own being into myriad fragments, that must yearn and struggle through the ages to re-integrate themselves into the singular being again. like a giant self assembling jigsaw.

Thus the importance of relationships; one needs to find one's appropriate place in relation to others - one's mate, one's career, one's teacher, or whatever other relations are central to one's particular life.