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Primary and secondary pilgrimage
A primary pilgrimage is a (i.e. 1) step between an initial
state A and end state B. Such a pilgrimage happens on-end, i.e. as an
interface contact, hence in a relativity vacuum (i.e. at the communication
rate (or speed) of c). This is a digital or quantum pilgrimage and which
cannot be understood as a journey since time and space are excluded from it. A secondary pilgrimage is a series of steps taken
toward a particular goal (or sanctuary (or sanctity), i.e. an end state B).
If and when a pilgrim operates on-line to (i.e. fully oriented towards) her goal,
then she’s on a secondary, indeed, analogue pilgrimage, and which becomes a
primary pilgrimage when she goes on-end (i.e. digital) to her goal. Since a
secondary pilgrimage consists of a series of steps/stages, of which each step
(of n) is not on-line (hence off-line) to the primary goal, each step
functions as a tertiary pilgrimage to a tertiary goal. Since a tertiary
pilgrimage consists of a series of steps/stages, of which each step (of n) is
not on-line (hence off-line) to the tertiary goal, each step functions as a
tertiary pilgrimage to a quaternary goal. And so on and on. All
secondary and tertiary (to the nth ‘off-line’) pilgrimages happen as
differential recursions (i.e. fractal elaborations) of the primary pilgrimage
program (or algorithm). If the
pilgrim (someone between initial state A and end state B) fully understands
the whole function and pay-off of a pilgrimage (red; collision) of a single/finaal
step, then she understands the whole function and pay-off of a multiple step
pilgrimage, and therefore the function and pay-off of all pilgrimages
irrespective of (a particular, hence relative) initial state A and (a
particular, hence relative) end state B. Moreover,
understanding the former, namely that each step of every series of steps of
any pilgrimage of any length or complexity functions as a primary pilgrimage
in its own right, the very quick (i.e. highly concentrated, or coherent)
pilgrim can milk the pay-off of a single step pilgrimage from any completed
step of any pilgrimage. |