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EARS: The sensual noumenal
not-self corresponding to the metaphysical context of sequential time, the ears
are the organic focus of truth in secondary (powerful) as opposed to primary
(formal) terms, given the subjectivity of this particular element. They are also the basis of what may be called
the counter-Cupidian axis diagonally stretching from
time to space, as from ears to lungs, in time-space evolution.
EARTH: Apart from its standard use as name for
the planet upon which we happen to live, the term 'earth' serves to define a
vegetative mean having reference to masculine values. In fact, used in this way, 'earth' is on a
par with, though different from, purgatory, its feminine counterpart, and
therefore is one aspect of a worldly totality, a totality no less phenomenal
than Heaven and Hell are noumenal. Thus 'earth' serves to define a religious
context distinct from the contexts of purgatory, Hell, and Heaven. Where others might think of the elements in
terms of fire, water, earth, and air, I substitute 'vegetation' for 'earth',
thereby generally reserving the latter for identification with a religious
context or experience, as described above.
ECONOMICS: The physical discipline par excellence, economics is everywhere
centred in molecular wavicles, as that which is
primarily concerned with the quality as opposed, like politics, with the
quantity of things. Thus it is the
discipline par excellence of the ego, whether in physical, metaphysical,
metachemical, or chemical terms, and therefore the
less (relative to least) basic and/or the more (relative to most) advanced
disciplinary approach to life. Economics
generally excludes woman when physical, or capitalist, because physics is the
element of man, as of the earth, though 'bovaryized'
economics, of which the metaphysical, metachemical,
and chemical modes are incrementally all examples, is less concerned with the
masculine aspect of things than with either the divine, the diabolic, or the
feminine aspects of them, depending on the context, i.e. whether corporate,
communist, or socialist.
EDENIC SOUL: The id-based soul is Edenic, or Eden-like, to the extent that it reflects an
alpha orientation that is sufficient unto itself and
unlikely to inspire its impulsive/lustful devotee to an interest in or hope for
an Afterlife. On the contrary, adherence
to the undersoul, as one could call the Edenic soul in relation to ego-based, or civilized, types
of soul, precludes all but a generative concept of Eternity, a concept based in
propagation, thereby confirming a pagan disposition. Only denial of the Edenic
soul leads, via the sublimated soul of civilized religion, to a belief in the
Afterlife, since the concept of a heavenly omega is only possible once the
alpha has been rejected, the pagan soul not lending itself to notions of
posthumous salvation in, for example, Christian terms, although the concept of
a return to and/or possible rejection (reincarnation) by the Cosmos remains
ever potent.
EFFECT: Like causes, effects can be direct or
indirect, as well as absolutist or relativistic. Direct effects immediately succeed their
causes, as spirit succeeds will, whereas indirect effects, or causative
effects, produce causes which owe something, though not everything, to the
effects of which they are the cause.
More basically, it could also be argued that psyche is the effect of
soma, as wavicles of particles.
EGO: The conscious aspect of the self, whether
the self be metachemical, chemical, physical, or
metaphysical. Thus the ego can be
diabolic, feminine, masculine, or divine, depending on the type of person concerned,
whether female or male in upper- or lower-class terms. Only in the vegetative context of physics is
ego made (falsely) an end-in-itself, since only in the physical context of
vegetative masculinity is the ego in its per se manifestation, whether in sensuality or in sensibility,
carnally or intellectually. As the focus
of self in consciousness, ego is the central aspect of the psyche in between
what may be called subegocentric and superegocentric extremes, the one corresponding to soul and
the other to mind.
ELECTIVE: Denoting the noumenally
subjective nature of metaphysical ego, the primary ego of those affiliated,
through divine form, to time-space evolution.
ELECTRON/ELECTRINO: This element/elementino is regarded as having a watery and therefore
feminine connotation which places it in the sphere of volume-mass devolution,
albeit as the conventional counterpart to positrons/positrinos. Thus both electrons in sensuality and electrinos in sensibility are always phenomenal, never noumenal.
ELEMENT: The most basic unit of the atom,
elements are defined by me as sensual particles and/or wavicles
having a larger scale, relative to any particular element, than elementinos. The
most common elements include photons, protons, electrons, and neutrons, the
first two noumenal and the other two phenomenal,
while positrons and deuterons are granted, in my philosophy, a more radical
standing in relation to electrons and neutrons respectively.
ELEMENTINO: As above,
except that elementinos are defined by me as sensible
particles and/or wavicles having a smaller scale,
relative to any particular elementino, than elements.
ELEMENT SLANG: To contrast the metachemical equation of fire as 'pus' with the metaphysical equation of air
as 'gas', and each of these noumenal elements with
the (arguably more populist and phenomenally pervasive) chemical equation of
water as 'piss' and the physical equation of vegetation (earth) as 'shit',
thereby contrasting the objectivity of 'puss' and 'piss' with the subjectivity
of 'shit' and 'gas' ... as one would contrast fire and water with vegetation
and air, or things diabolic and feminine with their masculine and divine
counterparts.
ELEMENTAL RELATIVITY: The theory that
everything is to be found everywhere, though not in the same way or to the same
extent, since the nature of, for example, evil, good, folly, and wisdom varies
from element to element, as from most to least via more and less or,
alternatively, least to most via less and more.
Hence in all elements the will is evil, since evil appertains to the
doing of power (crime), which is apparent, especially in the metachemical per se but also, to varying extents, in each of the other
elements. Likewise, in all elements the
spirit is good, since goodness appertains to the giving of glory (punishment),
which is quantitative, especially in the chemical per se but also, to
varying extents, in each of the other elements.
Similarly, in all elements the ego is foolish, since folly appertains to
the taking of form (sin), which is qualitative, especially in the physical per
se but also, to varying extents, in each of the other elements. Finally, in all elements the soul is wise,
since wisdom appertains to the being of content (grace), which is essential,
especially in the metaphysical per se but also, to varying extents, in
each of the other elements.
ESSENCE: Essence is at the furthest possible
remove from appearance, as being from doing, the soul as opposed to the will,
the last as opposed to the first, the best as opposed to the worst, the deepest
as opposed to the shallowest, or most superficial. Essence exists in all elemental contexts,
from metachemistry and chemistry on the female side
of life to physics and metaphysics on its male side, but if it is fourth-rate
in fire, it is first-rate in air, the mystical element par excellence. In fact, on a different basis from the above,
one could distinguish the least wise essence of metachemical
soul (love) from the less (relative to least) wise essence of chemical soul
(pride), and these female alternatives on noumenal
and phenomenal planes from the more (relative to most) wise essence of physical
soul (pleasure) and the most wise essence of metaphysical soul (joy), both of
which, being phenomenally and noumenally subjective,
are of course male. Be that as it may,
essence is invariably beingful, even if the degree or
type of being varies considerably according to the nature of the element to
which it attaches. In this regard,
essence has to be understood not only in terms of gender differentials but, no
less importantly, in terms of class differentials.
EXPRESSIVE: Denoting the noumenally
objective nature of metachemical will, the primary
will of those affiliated, through diabolic power, to space-time devolution.
ETERNAL (SEMPITERNAL): Denoting the noumenally subjective nature of metaphysical soul, the
primary soul of those affiliated, through heavenly contentment, to time-space
evolution.
ETERNAL SOUL: Soul is the eternal aspect of the
self considered psychically, whether in the untransvaluated
terms of the Edenic soul (undersoul)
or, more specific to this entry, in the transvaluated
terms of the Eternal soul (oversoul) - terms which
embrace everything from metachemistry and chemistry
to physics and metaphysics, thereby permitting to the oversoul
different modes of sublimated, or omega-oriented, afterlife experience which
contrast with the pagan, and alpha-oriented, afterlife experience of the undersoul. Briefly,
one may distinguish between the 'barbarous eternity' of the metachemical
afterlife (Hell), the 'civilized eternity' of the chemical afterlife
(purgatory), the 'natural eternity' of the physical afterlife (earth), and the
'cultural eternity' of the metaphysical afterlife (Heaven), with, broadly,
fundamentalist, nonconformist, humanist, and transcendentalist distinctions -
at any rate, as applying to positive modes of afterlife experience.
ETERNITY: Having more to do with metachemistry and metaphysics than with chemistry and
physics, Eternity both precedes and succeeds human life, as fire precedes water
and as air succeeds vegetation. The
Afterlife is a naturalistic or organic manifestation of Eternal Life, to the
extent that it signifies a permanent condition, albeit not one that is likely
to last very long and certainly not for ever, insofar as our concept of the
Afterlife has to do with an 'inner light', or internal illumination, brought
about by chemical changes in the central nervous system, including the brain
stem, following death. Obviously the
stars are, in durational terms, Eternal compared to or, rather, contrasted with
the relatively brief duration of, say, the 'Christian afterlife', though their
longevity is still subject to dissolution eventually. My own ideological concept of Eternity is one
that pertains to an extension of evolving life beyond the human level to a
post-human and effectively superhuman one, in which there is no death because
life can be sustained, both synthetically and artificially, beyond the
mortality of 'the flesh'. Yet this would
have to be conceived in relation to moral and, preferably, religious values, if
it was to be sustainable beyond mere personal self-interest to a level of
universal salvation, fit antithesis to the Cosmos.
EVIL: Anything to do with power, and hence the
will, is equated with evil, whether it be the most evil power of metachemical will, which is expressive in its noumenal objectivity; the more (relative to most) evil
power of chemical will, which is compressive in its phenomenal objectivity; the
less (relative to least) evil power of physical will, which is depressive in
its phenomenal subjectivity; or the least evil power of metaphysical will,
which is impressive in its noumenal
subjectivity. Whatever its elemental
correlation, evil is always apparent, never quantitative, qualitative, or
essential. It is therefore the basis not
only of goodness but, indirectly, of folly and wisdom as well. To seek the total elimination of evil (or
power) from life would therefore prove not only impossible but undesirable and,
indeed, a mark of philosophical ignorance.
EXCITABLENESS: Essential attribute of
vegetation, excitableness is germane to physical soul (pleasure).
EXTROVERT: Someone more disposed to the outer than
to the inner, to sensuality than to sensibility, to 'once born' than to
‘reborn’. Extroverts are more likely to
be Heathen than Christian and, on a gender basis, female than male.
EYES: The sensual noumenal
not-self corresponding to the metachemical context of
spatial space, the eyes are the organic focus of beauty in primary (powerful)
as opposed to secondary (formal) terms, given the objectivity of this
particular element. They are also at the
inception of the Cupidian axis diagonally stretching
from space to time, as from eyes to heart, in space-time devolution.