CYCLE
TWENTY: UNDERSTANDING FREEDOM
1. The progression or, rather, regression (for
'progression' would hardly be the correct word for something that has
effectively gone backwards) of objectivity from phenomenal to noumenal, civility to barbarity, water to fire, which the
historical development from Britain (England) to America would generally appear
to signify, is akin to a regression from the personal to the universal, as from
what psychologists would probably term the 'collective unconscious' to the
'individual unconscious', bearing in mind the often commercially-conditioned
limitations of their choice of terminology.
2. Whether the term 'unconscious' is strictly
relevant here, however, is really not the issue, since the important thing is
that the female, or objective, side of life has gone backwards from phenomenal
id and soul (watery unego and unconscious) with
Britain to noumenal id and soul (fiery unego and unconscious) with America, the home of metachemical liberty par excellence.
3. Now one can call this a regression from the
personal to the universal (in positive terms, though the negative also has very
much to be reckoned with), as from the collective to the individual, since
whereas the personal planes are collectivistic in their molecular structuring
overall, the noumenal planes are individualistic in
what amounts to a more elemental (not necessarily equivalent to elementary)
structuring, commensurate with metachemical and/or
metaphysical absolutism.
4. Therefore there would be a case for
contending that the regression from Britain to America, as from chemistry to metachemistry, was equivalent to the eclipse of the
collective unego and unconscious (chemical id and
soul) by the individual unego and unconscious (metachemical id and soul), the former personal in its
phenomenal relativity, the latter universal in its noumenal
absolutism.
5. Thus, in religious terms, the West, including
Britain, goes to the Devil/Hell with America, beauty and love replacing
strength and pride, as the 'Liberty Belle' takes over the so-called leadership
of the West from 'Britannia', who of course 'ruled the waves' where America now
contrives - and has long done so - to 'rule space', meaning the cosmos
generally.
6. In political terms, one could speak of a
regression from the sensual Moderate Right (governed by the parliamentary
tongue) to the sensual Extreme Right (ruled by the presidential eye), as the
balance of power and glory has shifted from the Houses of Parliament to the
White House, the 'Union Jack' to the 'Stars and Stripes', in due course of its regression
from water to fire, chemistry to metachemistry,
phenomenal objectivity to noumenal objectivity.
7. Thus Britain and America have a lot of power
and glory, id and soul, instinct and emotion, in common, as they defend freedom
in loyalty to their respective traditions of female objectivity. The 'unconscious' (soul) does indeed count
for a lot with them, as of course does the 'unego'
(id) which is its selfish precondition, and one would have to say that both the
ego and the mind of male subjectivity would be less than congenial to or
typical of each of these countries, with their emphases, stemming from a
Protestant tradition, on freedom at the expense of binding, which is to say, on
free will at the expense of natural determinism.
8. But if the ego and the mind are rational and
reasonable in their respective subjective orientations, then one would have to
contend that both the id and the soul of unegocentric
and unconscious dispositions were less than rational or reasonable - indeed,
that they were fundamentally irrational and unreasonable, since not founded in
intellectuality or spirituality but in instinctuality
and emotionality, as applicable to the female side of life, with its aggressive
objectivity rooted in or, more correctly, stemming from a vacuous precondition.
9. Hence whereas the ego and the mind would
correlate, in their intellectual rationality and spiritual reasonableness, with
sanity, whether in phenomenal terms for physics or in noumenal
terms for metaphysics, the id and the soul, by contrast, would appear to
correlate, in their instinctual irrationality and emotional unreasonableness,
with insanity, the objective antithesis to sanity.
10. There is therefore a sense in which both
chemistry and metachemistry, being irrational and/or
unreasonable, are founded on insanity, or madness, in contrast to the
subjective prevalence of sanity for physics and metaphysics, their male
counterparts.
11. Thus it becomes evident that if the male side
of life, being subjective, is sane and the female side insane, or mad, in its
objectivity, then both Britain and America are effectively mad countries in
their adherence to and professed espousal of the female values of chemical
and/or metachemical freedom, through free will, at
the expense of the male values of physical and/or metaphysical binding, through
natural determinism.
12. Hence the defence of freedom (against real or
perceived threats from without) is not only morally unsustainable, given the immoral
(un)nature of objectivity, whether in relation to chemical or to metachemical
contexts; it is positively insane, since the only rational basis for defending
anything is binding, the binding to subjective values that accords with both
the ego and the mind on the male side of life, where not the (genuine) Kingdom
and/or State but the (genuine) Church and/or Centre (as taught by me in
relation to 'Kingdom Come') are the principal institutional manifestations of
morality, in loyalty to a subjective bias.
13. Consequently, only that society which defends,
even unto the use of arms, binding from objective threats upon its subjective
integrity is moral, and therefore sane.
For only in that kind of male-biased society will the ego and the mind
be paramount, whether in phenomenal or in noumenal
terms, and natural determinism accordingly take considerable precedence over
free will.