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Pilgrimage The journey from unfulfilment to fulfilment The pathway to ending incompleteness as completeness The wider
perspective |
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Un-fulfilment
Incompleteness No closure |
Fulfilment
Completeness Closure |
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Initial
state-lessness (serving to drive to an end
state) Astasy = unsteady state |
The end state (serving to initiate
ecstasy)
Enstasy = steady state |
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Not
meeting
(i.e. fulfilling) 1.
a (i.e. any) need 2.
or requirement 3.
or condition,
……to be filled. |
The meeting (i.e. fulfilling) of 1.
a (i.e. any) need 2.
or requirement 3.
or condition ………….not yet filled. |
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Not
carrying out
(to completion) 1.
a (i.e. any) task, 2.
a duty 3.
or a role 1.
as required, 2.
pledged 3.
or expected |
The
carrying out
(to completion) of 4.
a (i.e. any) task, 5.
a duty 6.
or a role 1.
as required, 2.
pledged 3.
or expected |
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The
non-achievement of some (i.e. any) thing 1.
desired, 2.
or promised, 3.
or predicted. 4.
in short, other (i.e. relatively different, hence an ec’stasy) |
The achievement of some (i.e. any) thing 1.
desired, 2.
or promised, 3.
or predicted. 4.
in short, other (relatively different,
hence an ec’stasy) |
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The
non-realization of some (i.e. any) thing 1. desired, 2.
or promised 3.
or predicted 4.
in short, other (i.e. relatively
different, hence an ecstasy) |
The realization
of some (i.e.
any) thing 1. desired, 2.
or promised 3.
or predicted, 4.
in short, other (i.e. relatively different, hence an ecstasy) |
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The Guide &
Control System |
The Stick
The punishment of non-fulfilment,
i.e. for
achieving incompleteness
Astasis → |
Stasis
(Rest) Ecstasis (stick removal,
gets to the carrot) Enstasis |
The Carrot
The reward of fulfilment
i.e. for achieving
completeness Ecstasis (gets to eat
the carrot, i.e. full ecstasy) →
Enstasis → Astasis |
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Dissatisfaction (ranging in intensity
from simple discontentment to horrendous misery, even pain, or all pervading
sorrow or suffering) gained
as the result 1.
of not
fully (i.e.
@-less than 100%, @ less than @1, hence not as a unit or quantum, hence as
untrue, imperfect, incomplete and so on) 2.
developing 1.
virtually, i.e. as image 2.
actually, i.e. as reality 1. one’s natural and
artificial abilities, i.e. the self as differential identity 2. or natural or artificial
character, i.e. the self (as differential identity) 3.
and not applying (fully) 1.
virtually, i.e. as image/ identity 2.
actually, i.e. as a true reality 1. one’s natural or artificial abilities, i.e. the
self (as differential identity) 2. or natural or artificial
character, i.e. the self (as differential identity) 4. and not creating a real identity (i.e. an identifiable unit or of
reality, natural or artificial) with increased capacity (i.e. fusion energy) 1.
Failure transforming as (self) depression (experienced as satisfaction,
happiness, bliss, joy and so on) 2.
or stored (as increased mass, weight, size and
so on, and released asfission energy) 3.
or applied to accelerate (linear)
self-transmission |
Nirvana No
dissatisfaction or unhappiness No satisfaction or
happiness |
Satisfaction (from Latin satis
‘enough’ + facere ‘make’, ranging in
intensity from simple contentment to rapturous joy or all pervading bliss)
gained as the result 1.
of fully (@100%, @1, hence as a
unit or quantum, hence as true, perfect, complete and so on) 2.
developing, 1.
virtually, i.e. as image 2.
actually, i.e. as a virtual
self-reality 1.
one’s natural or artificial
abilities, i.e. the self (as differential identity) 2.
or natural or artificial
character, i.e. the self
(as differential identity) 3. and applying 1.
virtually, i.e. as image/ identity 2.
actually, i.e. as a true reality 1. one’s natural or artificial abilities, i.e. the
self (as differential identity) 2. or natural or artificial
character, i.e. the self (as differential identity) 4.
to create a real identity (i.e. an identifiable unit or of reality,
natural or artificial) with increased capacity (i.e. fusion energy) 1.
to be transformed as (self) elation (experienced as
satisfaction, happiness, bliss, joy and so on) 2.
or stored (as increased mass, weight, size and
so on, and released as fision energy) 3.
or applied to accelerate (linear)
self-transmission |
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Unhappiness (ranging in intensity from
simple discontentment to horrendous misery, even pain, or all pervading
sorrow or suffering) gained as the
result 1.
of not fully developing 2.
one’s abilities 3.
or character. 1.
resulting in an un-real identity (i.e. in an unidentifiable and
unreal process, natural or
artificial) with decreased (i.e. depleted) fusion and fission energy capacity
and which transforms as 1.
as (self-) depression 2.
as decreased store (of mass/energy or weight and
so on) 3.
which when applied, results in decelerated
(linear) self-transmission |
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Happiness (ranging in intensity from simple contentment to brief
rapturous joy or all pervading bliss) gained as the
result 1.
of fully developing 2.
one’s abilities 3.
or character. 1.
to create a real identity (i.e. an identifiable unit of reality,
natural or artificial) with increased capacity both of fusion and fission
energy and which transforms as 1.
as (self-)elation 2.
or stored (as increased mass/energy or weight
and so on) 3.
or applied to accelerate (linear)
self-transmission |