MD SQ-SQ coherence and the Godhead.

From: Valuemetaphysics@aol.com
Date: Tue Mar 09 2004 - 01:44:24 GMT

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    Dear forum,
    To the extent that Dynamic activity produces static patterns which reflect
    the Godhead it may be worth considering SQ-SQ coherence in this regard?
    Taking the sum total of all static patterning, the degree to which coherence
    may be reached is that degree to which Dynamic Quality, or the Godhead may be
    exemplified with you.

    The implication of this may not readily impinge itself upon many who simply
    read these words? If one reflects upon the implications of SQ-SQ coherence and
    the Godhead, it may become clear that it is in the here and now, all the time,
    and to some degree or other. There are no exceptions.

    Therefore, experience indicates that it is absolutely moral for the Godhead
    in more coherent SQ-SQ patterned relationships to propagate coherence - to 'fan
    out like waves' and raise into coherence patterns in disunity.

    This may be accomplished in simple everyday inclusive behaviour. Being so,
    why does disunity often prevail, and does this not contradict the assertion that
    the Godhead resides everywhere without exception?
    I feel a vocabulary is at hand: Taking the sum total of all static
    patterning, the degree to which coherence may be reached is that degree to which Dynamic
    Quality, or the Godhead may be exemplified with you.

    The pressure of evolution is towards more coherent relationships and towards
    DQ. Along the way, less coherent relationships are, by MoQ definition, less
    exemplifying, though exemplifying non the less.

    All the best,
    Mark

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