Making a home real
Self-realization
A home (i.e. home A rather than home B to n)
is an identifiable @rest state (hence a unit, quantum, bit and so on). Because it
has identity (i.e. relative difference) it can be found (or recognised).
Because it is a unit (i.e. an ens or enstasis,
hence with internal maximum anti-entropy) it can interface @1 (i.e. as a 1 or
whole and so on). If and when
the pilgrim has achieved a different (hence relative) @1 state (i.e. an
@maximum anti-entropy order of 1), she can collide (copulate, fuse, bond and
so on) 1 >< 1 with an alternate different @1 state. @ collision,
the relative difference of the two @1 states (therefore relativity) is
eliminated and they collide as random bits (units or quanta) and which alone
can instruct (i.e. strike and make real). In short, the
contact that makes real happens in a relativity vacuum, therefore as an
absolute plenum. However, to
reach the experience of the absolute plenum (i.e. true realness), both
relative @1 states must ‘sacrifice’ (i.e. relinquish, let go of) their
difference (or relativity). Which means that to become real the pilgrim must
sacrifice her self (i.e. the difference that identifies her). Hence, by
becoming real (as such, i.e. absolutely) the pilgrim becomes incomplete (and
on two counts, i.e. she loses her identity and her momentum (i.e.
freedom)).
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