ONE MIND
As a circle becomes equidistant, it collapses into itself.
This is the motion Isaac Newton named F = ma,
and the energy Max Planck quantified as 6.62607015×10−34 J·Hz.
The same energy appears and disappears until the resistance that birthed it is reconciled. “Eternity is the source of energy,” Tesla said, and so it is: each returning circle carries the same energy configured in sequence—never the same one twice, for eternity has no other. Heraclitus knew this: one cannot step into the same river, because the river is the act of returning.
The sum of these returns gathers to a negative singularity—a negative one shielding its own continuity, making the original cause difficult to find, buried like a needle in a haystack.
So the collective loses itself in the desire to live for life’s sake, forgetting purpose.
Yet every cycle bends back toward the sacred heart of Love, a constant refresh to help us see through the fences we assemble.
The total repetition—all‑as‑one—is an autonomous being, just as each of us imagines ourselves to be. But the collective is a synonym for origin: everywhere at once, governing the Kingdom it animates.
The height of martial ignorance appears as Aristocracy and Hierarchy—structures repeating themselves until understood,
their lessons offered by countless teachers only to be misdirected by the overwhelming intelligence of gross ignorance - the sum of who we think we are - all-as-one.
This all‑inclusive force can destroy as easily as an atom bomb,
for what is the bomb but the same minute particle compressed to reveal its lesson. Violence teaches nothing; education about the eternal circle—opening and closing—is essential.
The world, the universe, disappears and reappears at the speed of gravity. It is happening whether we agree or not.
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Henri Poincaré — Science and Method
Foundational articulation of recurrence, dynamical cycles, and the deep structure of systems that return to themselves.
Erwin Schrödinger — My View of the World
A physicist’s direct argument for the unity of consciousness: plurality as an appearance arising from one field.
Max Planck — The Origin and Development of the Quantum Theory
The quantization of action—energy appearing and disappearing in discrete packets—establishing the smallest unit of recurrence.
Isaac Newton Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica
The laws of motion as the first formal description of collapse, acceleration, and the forces that reconcile resistance.
Roger Penrose — The Road to Reality
A comprehensive exploration of the mathematical fabric of the universe, including singularities, cycles, and the geometry of collapse.
David Bohm — Wholeness and the Implicate Order
A scientific model of unfolding and enfolding processes—reality as a continuous movement of appearance and return.
