reality
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- reality (0:4sec). See also energy; matter; mind; morontia; personality; space; spirit
- all adheres and consists in God (3:1.7)
- completion of cycle of r. (106:8.12)
- comprehending r. is equivalent of approaching God (196:3.3)
- creature becomes real as he becomes God identified (118:7.5)
- defect-interruptions permit man to glimpse (4:2.7)
- elliptic symmetry of (11:8.2) (103:6.14) (105:0.1)
- evil inherent in segmentalized conception of (19:1.4)
- excepting 7 Absolutes, all r. is relative (115:7.3)
- genesis of reality (105:1.5) (105:2.2-4) (105:4.1) (105:5.1-6) (105:7.18)
- 7 Absolutes eternalize foundations for all r. (105:4.2)
- creation of Eternal Son (0:3.22) (6:7.1) (11:9.3) (105:2.5)
- creation of Havona; appearance of material and spiritual gravity (0:11.1) (8:1.4-6)
- creation of Infinite Spirit (0:3.22) (8:0.3) (8:1.1-2) (8:3.1) (105:2.7)
- eternity existence of I AM is primal source of all (19:1.12) (56:10.11) (105:1.3) (105:4.1)
- Father’s thought eternalized in Paradise and Eternal Son (9:1.7) (11:9.3) (56:2.2)
- never was a real beginning to r. (105:1.5)
- origin in differentiation of I AM (0:3.21-22)
- originates in will of Father (0:4.1,5) (3:2.3) (4:1.6)
- potential becomes actual due to intrusion of some divine agency (3:1.7)
- r. exists by virtue of eternal purpose of God (105:5.1) (115:1.4)
- space is a bestowal of Paradise (11:7.4)
- universes emanated from Paradise (42:2.3)
- God-consciousness experienced on levels of mind, soul, spirit, and personality (5:5.11)
- in local universe, r. is matter, morontia, and spirit (103:6.7)
- Jesus’ discourse on (130:4sec)
- Jesus frankly faced (100:7.4)
- levels of reality (Papers 105–106) (0:4.9)
- 1. finite reality (106:0.3)
- 2 manifestations of r. are innate perfection and evolved perfection (32:3.15)
- ascending creatures are incomplete finites up to destiny attainment (106:0.3-4)
- begins with appearance of Havona (105:2.7)
- characterized by time-space creature life (0:1.11)
- domains of energy and spirit literally held together by mind presences of Infinite Spirit (116:3.2)
- economic necessities tie man up with r. (99:7.5)
- faith in Jesus provides salvation from (101:6.15)
- fleeting shadow of Paradise realities (189:1.3)
- has beginnings, may not have endings (0:1.11)
- in human experience (0:4.6-10) (0:5.6-12)
- is good; only its misuse and perversion is evil and sinful (102:3.15) (111:6.3)
- matter, mind, and spirit (12:8.9-12) (65:7.8)
- matter in all suns and planets is identical (29:1.4) (41:3.2)
- Paradise values concealed within physical facts (195:7.4)
- partial, shadowy as understood by finite beings (0:3.20)
- philosophical blunder of oversimplifying (19:1.9)
- physical universe characterized by number 10 (36:2.11)
- possibility for finite is inherent in the Infinite (105:5.4) (115:2.4)
- present confusion due to incomplete grasp of activities of Conjoint Actor, Unqualified Absolute (41:5.8)
- primary association of finite functions (106:1sec)
- promulgation and repercussions of (105:5-6secs)
- secondary supreme integration (106:2sec)
- sensitivity to r. constitutive in mind of man (103:7.11)
- spirit more real than matter (44:0.15-16)
- Supreme is unifier and correlator of all finite r. See Supreme, the
- supreme r. is sovereignty of truth, beauty, goodness (99:4.4)
- unrevealed tertiary finites (106:1.1)
- 2. absonite reality. See also absonity; Transcendentalers
- 7 levels (30:1.93)
- Architects of Master Universe, Transcendentalers, Master Force Organizers are absonite beings (30:1.94)
- Architects of Master Universe exist on 7 absonite levels; have supernal absonites (31:9.1-9)
- eventuation of transcendentals (105:7sec)
- eventuation process (30:1.92-99) (31:8.3) (31:9.10)
- Havona is not absonite, but illustrates it (105:7.2)
- limit of absonity reached in 28,012th Master Architect (31:9.10)
- mind is absonite in Havona (42:10.7)
- much of Paradise-Havona is absonite (106:0.5)
- realities associated with absonite (105:7.4-14)
- Supreme provides technique for finite to attain absonite (0:8.11) (56:8.1)
- tranosta is energy system on upper Paradise in connection with absonite peoples (42:2.18)
- transcendental tertiary association (106:3sec)
- transcendentals are subinfinite and subabsolute but superfinite and supercreatural (105:7.1-2)
- transcendentals preceded and succeed finite (105:5.3) (106:0.5)
- ultimate reality. See also God the Ultimate
- finaliters may someday eventuate the ultimacy of God (5:5.11)
- level of master universe significance (106:0.6)
- much of Paradise-Havona is (106:0.6)
- omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent (0:1.10)
- space is absolutely ultimate (118:3.5)
- the ultimate adventure (31:10sec)
- Trinity Ultimate co-ordinates master universe (106:4.1)
- ultimate quartan integration (106:4sec)
- unifier and correlator of all absonite reality (0:1.10)
- without beginnings or endings, transcending time and space (0:1.12) (0:4.8)
- 3. absolute reality (0:4.8) (106:0.8). See also eternity; infinity; monota
- 6th-phase integration (106:6sec)
- beginningless, endless, timeless, spaceless, limitless; unqualifiedly eternal – truly existential (0:1.13) (106:9.3) (115:1.3) (115:3.1)
- coabsolute r. is supermaster universe level of 5th-phase association (106:0.7) (106:5sec)
- Deity and Unqualified Absolutes are indistinguishable in presence of Universal Absolute (106:5.2)
- dominates other levels (3:2.5)
- energy and spirit are one (116:6.3)
- existential reality
- eternity power of Paradise Deities (106:2.3)
- infinite unification of r. (106:9sec)
- self-contained and self-existent (117:6.20)
- Trinity attained (0:1.13)
- vs. experiential r. (0:4.9)
- from eternity; comprised of 3 persons of Deity, Paradise, and the Absolutes (105:2.1)
- impossible to achieve full revelation of absolute r. in subabsolute cosmos (106:6.1-4)
- material, mindal, and spiritual energies indistinguishable (1:3.5) (3:2.5)
- neither time nor space; all potentials perceived as actuals (106:9.3)
- Original, Actual, and Potential phases (115:3.5-9)
- present moment contains all past and future; potential r. just as meaningful as actual r. (118:1.9-10)
- space comes nearest of all nonabsolute things to being absolute (118:3.5)
- 4. other categorizations of reality
- 3 elements of r. are fact, idea, and relation (196:3.2). See also science, philosophy, and religion
- 3 original phases of divine energy are physical, mindal, and spiritual energy (44:5.5)
- 3 phases are origin, history, and destiny (19:1.6)
- 3 phases of existence are material, morontial, and spiritual (46:4.8)
- 7 levels (12:8.9)
- 7 phases (0:4.9) (106:0.2-9)
- Deity reality (Paper 105)
- mind-spirit unified by personality (12:8.13)
- ranges from personality to Deity Absolute (0:4.3)
- exists on finite, transcendental, and absolute levels (105:7.15)
- infinity – the hypothetical r. before all beginnings and after all destinies (106:0.9)
- personal r. vs. impersonal r. (0:4.10)
- total r. is existential in 7 Absolutes (0:3.1) (104:3.5-12)
- undeified r. ranges from energy domains to Unqualified Absolute (0:4.2)
- mortals’ r. is greater as they approach God (117:4.14)
- personality of higher level ultimately triumphs over personality of lower level (2:3.5)
- r. measured by physical gravity is antithesis of spirit r. (12:8.5)
- r. response delivers from false a priori assumptions (16:6.4)
- signifies change, growth (100:3.5)
- sin is knowingly resisting cosmic r. (67:1.4)
- spiritual r. not discernible in physical causes and effects (101:10.1)
- total r. is infinity; can never be comprehended by finite mind (105:0.2)
- true self-realization results from identification with (94:11.6)
- ultimate universe r. comprehended only by personal experience in God’s will (1:7.5)
- understanding r. enhances man’s terrestrial and cosmic orientation (106:0.1)
Cross-references
- See Supreme, the
- See also energy
- See also absonity
- See also God the Ultimate
- See also eternity
- See also science, philosophy, and religion
- See also matter
- See also Transcendentalers
- See also infinity
- See also mind
- See also monota
- See also morontia
- See also personality
- See also space
- See also spirit
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