101.
But we must not forget that where there is doing there will be antibeing, which
devolves or, rather, counter-evolves in regressive stages of antisoul, and,
conversely, that where there is being there will be antigiving (not
antidoing!), which evolves or, rather, counter-devolves in progressive stages
of antispirit.
102.
Likewise where there is giving there will be antitaking, which devolves or,
rather, counter-evolves in regressive stages of anti-ego, and, conversely,
where there is taking there will be antidoing (not antigiving!), which evolves
or, rather, counter-devolves in progressive stages of antiwill.
103.
For no less than will, and therefore doing, is the principal attribute of
metachemical primacy in no matter what stage of devolution, so soul, and
therefore being, is the principal attribute of metaphysical supremacy in no
matter what stage of evolution, soul accordingly being the main aspect of psyche
to be subverted by will in noumenal sensuality, spirit (not will!) being the
main aspect, however, of soma to be subverted or, rather, inverted by soul in
noumenal sensibility.
104.
Likewise, no less than spirit, and therefore giving, is the principal attribute
of chemical primacy in no matter what stage of devolution, so ego, and
therefore taking, is the principal attribute of physical supremacy in no matter
what stage of evolution, ego accordingly being the main aspect of psyche to be
subverted by spirit in phenomenal sensuality, will (not spirit!) being the main
aspect, however, of soma to be inverted by ego in phenomenal sensibility.
105. For you cannot just reverse the sensual
realities of either class position in sensibility, making soul responsible for
inverting will and, correlatively, ego responsible for inverting spirit, when
soul had been subverted by will in the noumenal context and ego by spirit in
the phenomenal one. On the contrary, soul is no more capable of directly
subverting or, rather, inverting will than ego of directly inverting
spirit.
106.
But the inversion, in metachemical sensibility, of spirit by metaphysical soul
confounds will and makes it more amenable to egoistic control, while the
inversion, in chemical sensibility, of will by physical ego confounds spirit
and makes it more amenable to soulful control, such are the paradoxes of the
gender antagonism which pits an XX-chromosomal absolutism against an
XY-chromosomal relativity, the ambiguity of which puts it at a natural
disadvantage to females and ensures that male hegemonies are only possible on
the paradoxical basis of nature confounded by nurture on the aforementioned
terms of either the main psychic attribute in metaphysics, viz. the soul,
neutralizing the subordinate somatic attribute of metachemistry, viz. the
spirit, or the main psychic attribute in physics, viz. the ego, neutralizing
the subordinate somatic attribute of chemistry, viz. the will, with a result
that neither the metachemical will nor the chemical spirit, as principal
somatic attributes, are able to function according to their natural best, as in
sensuality, but are confounded and rendered vulnerable to sensible management
by the ego and the soul of metaphysics and physics respectively - the reverse
of what happens in sensuality when the soul of the one and the ego of the
other, corresponding to their main attributes, are upended and subverted by
metachemical will and chemical spirit along lines which have been identified,
in previous texts, with the id and the superego, the instinctualized soul of
the one and the spiritualized ego of the other only too ready to passively
acquiesce in the free will and free spirit of somatic licence, with predictably
sinful consequences.
107.
Doubtless male deviousness in relation to females owes not a little to this
requirement of a split-character, with an XY-chromosomal relativity, and
hence ambiguity, to get the better of female nature through the paradoxical
employment of nurture, something, incidentally, which does not apply in respect
of his own somatic nature, where will and spirit can be more adequately dealt
with, or bound, on a straight ego-to-will and soul-to-spirit basis, albeit the
former more typifies physical sensibility and the latter metaphysical
sensibility, bearing in mind the third-rate orders of will and spirit in each
Elemental context which rather contrast with the first-rate orders of will and
spirit in metachemistry and chemistry, the female Elemental contexts par
excellence.
108.
Be that as it may, the reign of doing in metachemical primacy at the expense of
being in metaphysical supremacy means that the latter becomes quasi-primal in
metaphysical or, more correctly, antimetaphysical antibeing, which is the
subordinate gender complement to a metachemical hegemony. For the
noumenal, or upper-class, male is not by nurture antimetaphysical but becomes
partial to the woe of antibeing under pressure of a metachemically hegemonic
nature on the part of his female counterpart, which causes his psychic nurture,
duly subverted, to foolishly defer to nature in the aforementioned
antimetaphysical terms.
109.
Likewise the reign of giving in chemical primacy at the expense of taking in
physical supremacy means that the latter becomes quasi-primal in antiphysical
antitaking, which is the subordinate gender complement to a chemical
hegemony. For the phenomenal, or lower-class, male is not by nurture
antiphysical but becomes partial to the ignorance of antitaking under pressure
of a chemically hegemonic nature on the part of his female counterpart, which
causes his psychic nurture, duly subverted, to foolishly defer to nature in the
aforementioned antiphysical terms.
110.
Conversely, the lead of taking in physical supremacy at the expense of giving
in chemical primacy means that the latter becomes quasi-supreme in antichemical
antigiving, which is the subordinate gender complement to a physical
hegemony. For the phenomenal, or lower-class, female is not by nature
antichemical but becomes partial to the pride of antigiving under pressure of a
physically hegemonic nurture on the part of her male counterpart, which causes
her somatic nature, duly inverted, to modestly defer to nurture in the
aforementioned antichemical terms.
111.
Likewise the lead of being in metaphysical supremacy at the expense of doing in
metachemical primacy means that the latter becomes quasi-supreme in
antimetachemical antidoing, which is the subordinate gender complement to a
metaphysical hegemony. For the noumenal, or upper-class, female is not by
nature antimetachemical but becomes partial to the beauty of antidoing under
pressure of a metaphysically hegemonic nurture on the part of her male
counterpart, which causes her somatic nature, duly inverted, to modestly defer
to nurture in the aforementioned antimetachmical terms.
112.
The instinctuality or, in sensibility, anti-instinctuality of noumenal females
should be contrasted with the spirituality or, in sensibility,
antispirituality of phenomenal females, whereas the intellectuality or, in
sensuality, anti-intellectuality of phenomenal males should be contrasted with
the emotionality or, in sensuality, anti-emotionality of noumenal males, so
that a clear-cut class distinction may be said to exist between the upper-class
femaleness of metachemical will and/or antimetachemical antiwill and the
lower-class femaleness of chemical spirit and/or antichemical antispirit, in
contrast to the lower-class maleness of physical ego and/or antiphysical
anti-ego and the upper-class maleness of metaphysical soul and/or
antimetaphysical antisoul.
113.
Obviously, the metachemical triumph of will implies the antimetaphysical defeat
of soul in terms of antisoul, just as the chemical triumph of spirit implies
the antiphysical defeat of ego in terms of anti-ego, so that, from a male
perspective, whether noumenal or phenomenal, neither the triumph of will nor
the triumph of spirit, neither power nor glory, are desirable.
114.
Conversely, the physical triumph of ego implies the antichemical defeat of
spirit in terms of antispirit, just as the metaphysical triumph of soul implies
the antimetachemical defeat of will in terms of antiwill, so that, from a
female perspective, whether phenomenal or noumenal, neither the triumph of ego
nor the triumph of soul, neither form nor contentment, are desirable.
115.
And yet, from the standpoint of civilization, wherein we are primarily
concerned with culture and civility rather than their opposites, such free
psyche and bound soma as are constitutive of culture and civility on both
primary and secondary, male and female, terms can only come to pass with either
an emphasis on form in the event of a physical male hegemony or, in higher
terms, an emphasis on contentment in the event of a metaphysical male hegemony,
so that either egocentric taking gets the antigiving better of giving or
psychocentric being gets the antidoing better of doing, and civilization
accordingly attains to its maturity on both evolutionary and
counter-devolutionary, cultural and civil, terms, terms which, in respect of
the former, presage further progress in regard to ego or soul, as the case may
be.
116.
When civilization is thwarted by will and/or spirit, doing and/or giving, on
the other hand, such progress is inconceivable, and we can speak rather of a
want of subjective freedom under the rule, from a male standpoint, of
tyrannical objectivities, such that maintain the interests of free soma at the
expense of free psyche and stifle male resolve and initiative, whether from a
state-oriented basis in autocracy and its corollary of aristocracy, or from a
church-oriented basis in bureaucracy and its corollary of meritocracy, neither
of which are greatly conducive to the freedom of democracy and its corollary of
plutocracy or to the freedom of theocracy and its corollary of technocracy.
117.
In fact, it is more usual, in avowedly worldly societies, for a compromise to
exist between what is rooted in will and its egocentric counterpart where the
State is concerned, and what is rooted in spirit and its psychocentric
counterpart where the Church is concerned, so that, in the one case, democracy
and plutocracy are subverted and/or vitiated by autocracy and aristocracy,
whilst, in the other case, theocracy and technocracy are subverted and/or
vitiated by bureaucracy and meritocracy, to the detriment of either proper
state freedom or proper church freedom.
118.
Thus instead of a proper democracy, with its somatic complement of a fully
functioning plutocracy, a hybrid is maintained in which such democracy and
plutocracy as exist are compromised by autocracy and aristocracy, and thereby
prevented from achieving anything like their maximum potential for physical
development in knowledgeable self-realization.
119.
Likewise, instead of a proper theocracy, with its somatic complement of a fully
functioning technocracy, a hybrid is maintained in which such theocracy and
technocracy as exist are compromised by bureaucracy and meritocracy, and
thereby prevented from achieving anything like their maximum potential for
metaphysical development in joyful self-realization.
120.
Such civilizations are not fully or properly civilized, for they are
characterized by a want of male freedom/binding whether in relation to the
State or to the Church, but have such democratic/plutocratic and/or
theocratic/technocratic freedoms/bindings as they have achieved held in check
and prevented from reaching their true potential by the tyrannical prevalence,
artfully disguised in constitutional or other legal niceties, of the
autocratic/aristocratic and/or bureaucratic/meritocratic freedoms/bindings
which characterize the traditional manifestations, in female vein, of state
power and church glory, to the detriment, in male terms, of state form and
church contentment.
121.
Clearly, no-one who is primarily concerned with either democratic state freedom
or theocratic church freedom can possibly be satisfied with such a worldly and,
in many ways, amoral and androgynous situation, and most republican democracies
provide ample evidence of the extents to which democratic freedom and its
corollary of plutocratic binding are more genuine than in countries where an
autocracy and its bound aristocracy still hold sway, to the detriment of
phenomenal male self-respect.
122.
But there is also, and more importantly, the consideration of a noumenal, or
upper-class, male self-respect to be borne in mind, and this does not follow
from state freedom but, rather, with freedom from bureaucratic subversion of
religion by the freely somatic aspect of 'Mother Church' which reduces
everything to spirit, to spirituality in chemical-oriented vein, and ensures
that such ego as exists in relation to it is not free but psychically bound in
respect of a scripturally pedantic meritocracy who are the bound servants of
spiritual freedom and thus of a phenomenal female subversion of religion which
prevents its male aspects from attaining to anything like the theocratic
freedom necessary to a joyful redemption of truth via the relevant binding of
metaphysical soma to technocratic praxis and organic transmutation.
123.
Therefore the struggle for ultimate freedom, which is a religious rather than a
political ideal, presupposes the rejection of all bureaucratic/meritocratic
obstacles to the full-flowering of theocracy and its corollary of technocracy,
including, not least, the undermining of what is properly metaphysical in such
freely chemical fashion. For as long as spirit is sovereign, in
bureaucratic freedom, soul will remain in the theocratic wilderness and not be
brought into the mainstream of religious life, existing as the goal and raison
d'être of theocracy for all Eternity.
124.
Not that the bureaucratic/meritocratic subversion of religion is the sole way
in which theocracy/technocracy is subverted, even if it happens to correspond
to what broadly appertains to the Church considered as a monistic or synthetic
alternative to pluralistic or analytic organizations more usually identifiable
with the State. But it does so as a sort of watery, or chemical,
subversion of air, of metaphysics, and thus in relation to clerical
authoritarianism, which could be identified, in Biblical terms, with a
compromise between the Old Testament and the New Testament which, when push
comes to shove, nevertheless favours the Old Testament.
125.
There is also, anterior to that, what could be called the
autocratic/aristocratic subversion of religion, which would correspond to a
sort of fiery, or metachemical, subversion of air, of metaphysics, in relation
to feudal authoritarianism, which could be identified, in Biblical terms, with
the Old Testament. While, posterior to clerical
authoritarianism, is what could be called the democratic/plutocratic subversion
of religion, which would correspond to a sort of vegetative, or physical,
subversion of air, of metaphysics, in relation to liberal pluralism, which
could be identified, in Biblical terms, with the New Testament.