THE PRIMAL CIRCLE
One movement, one packet of energy is all there is to consider when seeking the origin of humanity.
This is the energy of distance - not separation, for there is no separation from who we are.
We are Eternal, and the removal was a twist: a tension repeating itself until clarity prevails. This becomes a generator — one wheel turning, output produced, work required.
The work is reconciliation.
We go out to gather back; we increase tension to catalyze the Eternal.
Science names the pieces — charge, mass, polarity, symmetry‑breaking — yet cannot see the whole, for the observer and the observed are the same polarity: one looking at one. Positive and negative as the primal twist reenacting itself.
The cause of the twist is the smallest particle, for it too is energy: a completed circle opening and closing, eternally recurring, everywhere at once as the sum of its own thinking changing itself.
Humanity is the outward motion of this constant return. Multiplication is the symptom of not yet understanding the table we sit at.
We go out to gather back, but without clarity, we widen the arc.
The challenge of reconciliation is the changing sum of thinking existing everywhere at once as our collective will.
All-as-one, we are a force of ignorance determined to live for its own sake. This is antithesis.
This is the thesis - you are God, I am God, my bulldog is God and so is the next gust of wind.
It's time to learn the simple structure of original thought and know its thinking as a test of will.
The wheel turns itself — thought returning to stillness.
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REFERENCES
Isaac Newton — force, motion, the generator turning.
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz — the smallest unit of thought, everywhere at once.
Poincaré Recurrence Theorem — the circle returning to itself.
Advaita Vedānta — one looking at one.
Erwin Schrödinger — the single mind appearing as many.
Niels Bohr — polarity as complementarity, not separation.
G.I. Gurdjieff — tension as the engine of transformation.
Friedrich Nietzsche — eternal return as the structure of becoming.
