Maxims of Spiritual Law: Basic Principles of Metaphysical Reality
71If it works in law, it works here as well: learned conclusions that work so well, they're regarded as truisms. In this case, simple tenets indicating various spiritual facts, and used not only as an aide to memory and focus, but a catalyst for more realizations in tough situations. Appearances of these maxims failing are merely the result of a spurious causal experience; although convincing, those experiences are illusiory.
1) All is love.
2) Lovelessness (suckage, suffering, darkness) does not exist. Dress accordingly.
3) We are extensions of the Divine.
4) Love is our intrinsic nature.
5) We are unified consciousness. There are no exceptions.
6) All of Creation is perfect.
7) All of Creation derives from Love as its motivating factor.
8) Fact dispels fiction because the fictions never were.
9) Fiction and suffering are the same thing.
10) A choice for something (factual or otherwise) affirms it in our own perception.
11) Like begets like. Love begets positive things, and fictions would beget fictions if they existed.
12) Love increases; that is its nature.
13) Space and time are fictional, as they are arbitrary with regard to Love and therefore meaningless.
14) Fictions are assertions of meaningless contexts. As such, they have no meaning themselves.
15) The only real state, Eternity, is changeless. Its perfect love increases, but that is love's nature.
16) Spacetime never existed, and cannot last. Its total meaninglessness will become apparent to all.
17) Any explanation for suffering becomes meaningless by taking into account that which is unreal.
18) That which is unworthy of us does not exist, and vice-versa. (See also Maxim 7.)
19) Creation as it is truly (the perfect grace of Eternity) is the only thing that is worthy of us.
20) Our illusory choice for fiction will never satisfy us; that isn't our nature.
21) A choice within the context of a given level of fiction is a choice to exist at that level of fiction. (Neither answer to, "Have you stopped beating your spouse?" is useful.)
22) A choice for fiction is, itself, a fictional choice.
23) Fictional choices seem to make sense until evaluated in the context of a greater level of fact. (See also Maxim 8.)
24) The manifestations of a fictional choice are exactly as strong as the choice made for it. (We were Created because, beyond Spacetime, the Divine was/is "wholely desirous" of us.)
25) A choice to reject the Divine, and the choice to accept nonexistent things (lovelessness, scarcity, dissatisfaction, etc.) into our experiences are the very same choice. (A rejection of Divine Will does not lead to suffering, it's the choice for suffering.)
26) Fictional choices are inherently destructive, and the one thing they are ultimately destructive to is themselves. Thus does their unreality manifest itself ab initio.
27) Love being greater than the illusions of Space and Time, a choice for Love can manifest outside of Spacetime and alter it, seemingly retroactively.
28) The Antaeus Principle: Morphic fields are as strong as the degree of fact from which they spring. Since fiction can only be chosen halfheartedly at best, this results in a natural ordering of supremacy, with Divine Love being strongest and loveless fiction being intrinsically weakest.
29) When we use our Divinely-given co-creative abilities to spawn fictions, we magickally create a "What If" scenario branching off from whatever point we had been at, and opt into them (like the terms of a contract). We "stretch" ourselves, literally deviating from our truer nature. The "branches" are formed of our own consciousness itself. (See also Maxim 21.) As such, as "individuals" we are really a united consciousness, extruded into branches. We are, quite literally, each other (with nods to The Beautiful South).
Some commentary, by no means comprehensive:
Forget Maxim 7 and you have idolatry. Reason and logic are prevalent forms of idolatry, positing a basis whereby solutions occur as the result of something other than Love. Spacetime's particular favorite, causality (the myth that Event A causes Event B, which then causes Event C) is buck-passing at its most absurd.
Maxim 1 is really all one needs, provided one can stick to it.
Maxim 2 includes all problems; scarcity, fear, sadness, illness, death. The last was demonstrated by the Christian Resurrection, a Divine object lesson of Maxim 8 as an example to all.
Maxim 17 saves a lot of time when it comes to evaluating philosophies and religions. It merely expounds upon Maxim 2.
One application of Maxim 27 is to set up a feedback loop of Love that transcends Time, causing successively more worthwhile manifestations of our temporal experience past, present and future. These more successful timelines allow for more of a choice for Love, which again improves the temporal sequence of events, until eventually Space and Time are dispelled for the chooser. (This often referred to as Enlightenment, or Ascension into Heaven.) That is our ultimate goal, because ultimately the only true state of reality is the eternal Perfect Grace of Creation. Everything else is a perceptual illusion to some extent.
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Wow. Maybe you are right about sharing these experiences more. My sense is that many people have had experiences of this nature but don't talk about them because they get ridiculed when then do.
I also spent years trying to share what I experienced in some sort of structured way. I went to graduate school and wrote a thesis on magic and transformation, but it was a thoroughly miserable experience. Looking back, I can see I was very ungrounded and looking for a way to process and normalize my experience, but the whole point of the experience was to shatter what I considered "normal." It had to happen---I had this toxic "reality" that had to go.
Lots of people from that period of my life who cared about me said, "I'd like to see you write this only as a person, not an academic," and I'm still backing off from that, I'm not sure why.
Thank you for sharing your own experience. I think I may take you up on this and at least write a hub about mine and see what happens.
I really do enjoy reading your hubs and hearing about your journey, Thank you for being so open. It is so rare.
(PS--The dog's name is Rocket but we call him Rocky. He's an Alaskan Malamute, he's huge but the sweetest animal you could ever meet. He takes me for a walk every single day! I love him like crazy.)
I experienced something similar to what you guys have experienced at the beginning of 2008, late January. There had been a question that I had always wanted answered. It was about my family situation and the pain and awkward detachment that it had caused me throughout my entire 18 years. My question was about how someone can be your flesh and blood and yet mistreat you like it was their divine right, and then still say that they loved you. About how is it that my mother can break away from the cycle of pain that was her life growing up, but yet my father cannot, and would rather I and my brother suffer as he did. My big question was how can my family say that they love when their behavior says to me otherwise? Do they in fact love?
The night this happened, I was reading a book that elaborated on the ideas of Edgar Cayce. I had been reading the chapter on compassion. He was describing Jesus Christ, about how he cried with others and laughed with others. I had never experienced this with the bulk of my family and it made me realize something that I would never allow myself to grasp. . . they did not love. How could they? And as soon as I realized this my body began to vibrate and hum and shake like a live wire. I didn’t truly know what was happening to me. The energy I felt vibrating throughout my body was similar to the feeling I had started to get while meditating during 2007 but way more intense. Then I felt a wave of energy trying to force its way up my spinal column and it wasn’t a pleasant experience at all. To be frank it was painful, like my nervous system was being fried. Throughout this entire process I was hyperventilating and my hands would form into fists. I wanted so desperately to tear down the walls around me, the walls in me and others that blinded us from each other and who we truly are. I thought I was having some sort of psychotic break. I began thinking about all of the pain that I have witnessed myself and through other people and began to cry uncontrollably. I saw for the first time, truly saw, that it was sorrow that united us all; I saw that the earth itself sung a song of sorrow, but it didn’t have to, it could be a song of joy. I felt that I was crying with and for the world so that it could come to its senses. I also saw that there were cords that linked us to each other that caused us pain and sorrow and I wanted to sever them, to release us, but I also knew that the burden was on those people to sever the cord, not on me. And this caused me sadness, because I knew that many weren’t willing, that my blood relatives weren’t willing. And I found myself cutting the cords that bound me to them. This energy forcing itself past all of the blockages that I had been harboring felt to me like it was never going to stop. So I woke up my mom and then in her presence it slowly subsided and my body calmed. I later found out that the experience is termed a Kundalini Awakening.
In your experiences you guys described feeling connected to joy and happiness but all I felt connected to was pain and sorrow; darkness instead of light. I tell myself that I tasted the nature of the world, but I did not taste the divine. And I haven’t been the same again. I have periodically been going in and out of dark nights of the soul, described by St. John of the Cross. I have also felt isolated and at a distance from everything around me. I have been feeling that I am no longer rooted to the earth anymore, like I’m just floating through space. And I find it very disconcerting.
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pgrundy 4 years ago
Wow. What is this? Did you put this together yourself or is it part of a specific spiritual tradition? Which one?
About 20 years ago I had this REALLY strange and, at the time, unsettling experience in which a state of incredible fear and distress was spontaneously ended by the sensation of rapidly exiting my body by being carried up my spine and out the top of my head very rapidly--it felt like wind, like, "whoosh." Like that. Once I was 'out of my head' (no pun intended!) I experienced myself as a part of a light that was 1) all-love, 2) all-knowing, 3) timeless. I was both in this light and part of it at the same time, and while in it I could clearly, clearly see that time was an illusion caused by limited human understanding. Time was like a thin line running through a sea of limitless love & knowledge that extended infinitely in all directions and was alive.
I don't think about that experience much anymore, because, seriously, what can you do with a weird experience like that without turning into a pompous pain in the ass? But I have never forgotten it, and it has taken me through some very rough healing by giving me something good to believe. I still pretty much believe that was reality, is reality, 'real' reality, I just don't talk about it, because then people think I'm a nutball. I have found one tradition that talks about this but they say that when that happens spontaneously it can be very damaging. I think in my situation it was like hitting a 'reset' button on a machine--it was an attempt to naturally reverse a very negative process.
Interestingly, the man I ended up living with for life had a similar experience--he had it while meditating--but we didn't know that about each other for a couple of years because neither of us talks about it! Makes you wonder if it isn't more common that we think. Thanks again. Great hub.