THE DUALITIES OF BOTH SOMA AND PSYCHE
1. We have argued that soma returns to soma and
psyche to psyche, so that 'as in the beginning, so in the end', but this is not
invariably in terms of Mother to Mother or Father to Father, since while such a
return can and does happen, one must also allow for the spiritual manifestation
of soma and the soulful manifestation of psyche, neither of which have anything
to do with mothers or fathers, the former of which appertains to the will and
the latter to the ego.
2. Therefore one can no more argue exclusively
in favour of a return of soma to soma in the instinctual terms of the Mother
than argue exclusively in favour of a return of psyche to psyche in the
egocentric terms of the Father, for
each element has a different fulcrum, or most characteristic attribute, and no
two elements - and therefore class or gender parallels to them - are the
same.
3. That which, as metachemistry,
is almost absolutely somatic in its most particle/least wavicle
subatomic ratio, is also, on that account, most wilful, most of the will,
whereas that which, as chemistry, is only relatively somatic in its more
(relative to most) particle/less (relative to least) wavicle
ratio is also, on that account, most spiritual, or most of the spirit. Consequently, females whose principal
affiliation, in upper-class fashion, is to the former will be predestined to
return to soma primarily in terms of will, and hence the Mother, while those
whose principal affiliation, in lower-class fashion, is to the latter will be
predestined to return to soma primarily in terms of spirit, and hence some
purgatorial parallel.
4. Conversely, that which, as physics, is only
relatively psychic in its more (relative to most) wavicle/less
(relative to least) particle subatomic ratio is also, on that account, most
egocentric, or most of the ego, whereas that which, as metaphysics, is almost
absolutely psychic in its most wavicle/least particle
ratio is also, on that account, most soulful, or most of the soul. Consequently, males whose principal
affiliation, in lower-class fashion, is to the former will be predestined to
return to psyche primarily in terms of ego, and hence the Father, while those
whose principal affiliation, in upper-class fashion, is to the latter will be
predestined to return to psyche primarily in terms of soul, and hence some
heavenly parallel.
5. But even if we have to distinguish between
two types of somatic return and two types of psychic return at death, with due
class distinctions between the ethereal eternality of the somatic and psychic
absolutisms on the one hand, and the corporeal temporality of the somatic and
psychic relativities on the other hand, the former the extremes of afterdeath and afterlife experience, the latter their more
moderate counterparts, we cannot leave the matter there, as though the
distinction between sensuality and sensibility were of no account in
determining the nature, as it were, of each type of posthumous experience.
6. On the contrary, such a distinction is crucial
in determining whether the somatic afterdeath for
females and the psychic afterlife for males will be, as it were, perceptual or
conceptual, outer or inner, superficial or profound. For, in truth, the scales of posthumous
judgement tip in favour of either sensuality or sensibility according to how
one, as an individual, had lived one's life, whether predominantly in the
sensual contexts of evil and folly, clearness and unholiness,
or predominantly in the sensible contexts of wisdom and goodness, holiness and
unclearness, so that justice will be done accordingly on both a class and
gender basis.
7. Let us take the metaphysical context of truth
and joy in the self, in psyche, as against falsity and woe in the not-self, in
soma, which is the prevailing element for upper-class males of a godly
disposition. Such a disposition can be
sensual or sensible, primarily affiliated to the ears/airwaves or primarily
affiliated to the lungs/breath, which means that the metaphysical self, the
self that identifies with either type of not-self, can be unwise/unholy or
wise/holy, though not usually both at once!
How, in that event, does one distinguish the one type of truth from the
other, or the one type of joy from the other, not to mention their somatic
counterparts?
8. Clearly, the answer to that vexed question
must be based on an understanding of the fact that truth attaches to the
metaphysical ego, to the self as ego, and therefore to what, in subatomic
terms, will have reference to more (relative to most) wavicles
and less (relative to least) particles, in short to a molecular as opposed to
an elemental integrity especially germane, so I have contended, to God the
Father. Therefore one cannot speak of
truth in elemental, or absolutist, terms, as being most or least, but only in
molecular, or relative, terms, as being more (relative to most) or less
(relative to least). Only joy, which is
a soulful reality having reference to most wavicles
and least particles, permits of an absolutist approach, and therefore allows us
to distinguish the sensual from the sensible on the basis of least joy and most
joy.
9. Consequently, the metaphysical psyche permits
of a sensible/sensual distinction between the more (relative to most) truth of God-the-Wise-Father
and the most joy of Heaven-the-Holy-Soul as against the less (relative to
least) truth of God-the-Unwise-Father and the least joy of
Heaven-the-Unholy-Soul. But neither
truth nor joy can really exist independently of falsity and woe, the falsity
and woe of God the Son and Heaven the Spirit, and therefore we need to
distinguish, in metaphysical soma, between the elemental absolutism of the will
and the molecular relativity of the spirit, before we can arrive at a proper
estimate of either in relation to both sensuality and sensibility.
10. Clearly, since the will of metaphysical soma
is elemental in its most particle/least wavicle
absolutism, we may distinguish the one type of falsity from the other on a
like-absolutist basis, as between most and least false, while reserving to the
molecular relativity of metaphysical spirit in more (relative to most)
particles/less (relative to least) wavicles a more
(relative to most) and less (relative to least) woeful distinction in respect
of its sensual and sensible alternatives.
11. Consequently metaphysical soma permits of a
sensual/sensible distinction between the most falsity of God-the-Unwise-Son and
the more (relative to most) woe of Heaven-the-Unholy-Spirit as against the
least falsity of God-the-Wise-Son and the less (relative to least) woe of
Heaven-the-Holy-Spirit.
12. Therefore when we combine the psyche and soma
of metaphysics we shall find that the sensible, or inner, context provides us
with an overall distinction between more (relative to most) truth and most joy
in God-the-Wise-Father and Heaven-the-Holy-Soul and least falsity and less
(relative to least) woe in God-the-Wise-Son and Heaven-the-Holy-Spirit, whereas
the sensual, or outer, context provides us with an overall distinction between
less (relative to least) truth and least joy in God-the-Unwise-Father and
Heaven-the-Unholy-Soul and most falsity and more (relative to most) woe in
God-the-Unwise-Son and Heaven-the-Unholy-Spirit.
13. Consequently, those metaphysical types who have
lived predominantly sensually in relation to the ears and the airwaves can
expect their afterlife experience in the metaphysical soul to be least joyful,
while, conversely, those who have lived predominantly sensibly in relation to
the lungs and the breath can expect their afterlife experience in the
metaphysical soul to be most joyful, since the metaphysical self is drawn
rather more to the soul than to the ego, to joy than to truth, and will have
either a perceptual or a conceptual, a sensual or a sensible bias according to
how one had lived. Folly attaches no
less to the self than wisdom to the not-self, but we have a duty, if wise, to
live as much as possible in sensible truth in order that our joy may be the deeper.
14. For 'most joy' is only possible on the basis
of 'more (relative to most) truth', and truth is only truly wise when it
utilizes contexts of 'least falsity' and 'less (relative to least) woe' in
order to achieve its heavenly resurrection, not when, in the folly of 'less
(relative to least) truth', it utilizes contexts of 'most falsity' and 'more
(relative to most) woe' to a least joyful end.
15. There are, in truth, three primary gods, or
godly orders of male: there is the god who lives in the folly of
God-the-Unwise-Father vis-à-vis God-the-Unwise-Son, the latter of whom is, of
course, sinfully most false and not at all true. There is the god who lives in the wisdom of
God-the-Wise-Father vis-à-vis God-the-Wise-Son, the latter of whom is sinfully
least false though still far from true.
And, in between, there is the abraxas-like
dualistic god who lives in both folly and wisdom by turns, now metaphysically
sensual in relation to the ears and airwaves of outer metaphysical soma, now
metaphysically sensible in relation to the lungs and breath of inner
metaphysical soma, alternating, it might be, between music and meditation,
perhaps more in terms of some intermediate paradox like piping or chanting than
strictly in either metaphysical extreme.
16. One might consider such a dualistic god, such
an upper-class male, metaphysically amoral rather than either immoral or
moral. However that may be, he would not
be the best of the three, nor even the least, but simply intermediate between
the other two, a sort of 'worldly' god who fights shy of foolish and wise,
sensual and sensible, divine extremes. I
shall not judge this god too harshly, but I maintain that ultimate godhead,
short of complete cyborgization, resides in the meditator, who is alone of the divinely Saved
and truly virtuous.