Some fundamental ideas
from the Law of One MaterialTobey Wheelock
The Law of One: An Introduction to Unity Consciousness
-
Introduction
The Law of One declares that there is only one all-encompassing Infinite Creator, also known as Infinite Intelligence or Intelligent Infinity. It is impossible to explain this one unified intelligent infinity, but it can be activated or energized. Every part of the creation surprisingly encapsulates the entire thing.
Examples:
- The “Big Bang” Theory is a modern illustration of the Law of One
- The Sefirot of Jewish Kabbalah is another example of the Law of One
- In Hinduism, the concept of Brahman is a related example of the Law of One
Illusion
Since all is one, any manifestation of multiplicity is an illusion. The Creator crafts this illusion to offer Itself the chance to understand Itself.
Examples:
- The ancient Egyptians often spoke of the illusion of reality in their hieroglyphs
- The teachings of THOTH often refer to the illusion of reality
- The Emerald Tablet is an excellent example of the concept of illusion
Bullet Points:
- All is One, and the manifestation of many-ness is an illusion
- The Creator contrives this illusion to experience itself
- Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs, THOTH, and the Emerald Tablet discuss this concept
Distortion
In Ra’s terms, distortion is anything that moves away from unaltered unity. This could be either “positive” or “negative.” There are three fundamental distortions of Infinite Intelligence: the first distortion of free will, the second distortion of Love or Logos, and the third distortion of light.
Examples:
- The distortion of free will is seen in the ability to make choices
- The distortion of Love is seen in the way we interact with one another
- The distortion of light is seen in the way we experience physical reality
Bullet Points:
- Distortion is anything that moves away from undistorted unity
- There are three elemental distortions of Infinite Intelligence
- Free will, Love, and light are the three distortions
The First Distortion
The first distortion is free will, finite, or the limit of the viewpoint. The created universe we experience is the Creator’s investigation of Itself through the first distortion, which Ra also calls the Law of Confusion.
Examples:
- Making choices based on free will is an example of the first distortion
- The idea of cause and effect is an example of the Law of Confusion
- The concept of karma is an example of the first distortion in action
Bullet Points:
- The first distortion is free will, finite, or the limit of the viewpoint
- Making choices, cause, and effect, and the concept of karma are examples of the first distortion
- The Law of Confusion is another name for the first distortion
The Second Distortion
The second distortion is Love, Logos, or the Creative Principle. This is an incredibly high order which causes intelligent energy to be formed from the potential of intelligent infinity in a particular way. Logos can create a single star system or a galaxy with billions of star systems. Each universe has its system of natural laws and its cosmic mind. Some of these celestial mind members have wandered to the creations of other Logoi.
Examples:
- The second distortion is seen in the way we express Love to one another
- The concept of Logos is an example of the second distortion in action
- The way we experience the universe is an example of the Creative Principle
Bullet Points:
- The second distortion is Love, Logos, and the Creative Principle
- Expressing Love, the concept of Logos, and experiencing the universe are examples of the second distortion
- A Logos can create a single star system or a galaxy with billions of star systems
The Third Distortion
The third distortion is light. It is the first manifestation visible and is intelligent, full of energy, and the building block of what we call matter. Light has an upward-spiraling characteristic that propels evolution.
Examples:
- The light of the sun is an example of the third distortion
- The light of a candle is another example of the third distortion
- The light of the stars is an example of the third distortion in action
Bullet Points:
- The third distortion is light
- The light of the sun, candles, and stars are examples of the third distortion.
- Light has an upward-spiraling characteristic that propels evolution
Sub-Logoi
A single Logos created our galaxy, and our sun is a sub-Logos of that Logos. A sub-Logos personalizes or differentiates the natural laws set up by its Logos and refines the cosmic mind into its unique archetypal mind.
Examples:
- The sun is an example of a sub-Logos in our galaxy
- The planets in our solar system are other examples of sub-Logoi
- The stars of other galaxies are examples of sub-Logoi
Bullet Points:
- Our sun is a sub-Logos of the single Logos that created our galaxy
- The sun, planets, and stars are all examples of sub-Logoi
- A sub-Logos personalizes or differentiates the natural laws set up by its Logos
Sub-Sub-Logoi
Humans are an example of sub-sub-Logoi.
Examples:
- Each human is an example of a sub-sub-Logos
- Animals can be seen as sub-sub-Logoi
- Plants are also an example of sub-sub-Logoi
Bullet Points:
- Humans, animals, and plants are all examples of sub-sub-Logoi
- Each sub-sub-Logos is a unique individual
- The concept of sub-sub-Logoi is part of the Law of One
Conclusion
The one Infinite Creator can be explored through imaginary manifestation, distortion, and the three elemental distortions of free will, Love, and light. It is experienced through sub-Logoi and sub-sub-Logoi like humans.
Bullet Points:
- The one Infinite Creator can be explored through illusory manifestation, distortion, and the three fundamental distortions
- Free will, Love, and light are the three fundamental distortions
- Sub-Logoi and sub-sub-Logoi, like humans, are how the Creator is experienced
Resources:
Exploring the Seven Densities of Creation
Exploring the Seven Densities of Creation
Introduction
The Creation has seven levels, or densities, the eighth density forming the first density of the next octave of experience, just as the eighth note of a musical scale begins a new octave. This article will delve into the seven densities.
First Density
The first density is the density of awareness, in which the planet moves out of the timeless state into physical manifestation. Its elements are earth, air, water, and fire. On earth, after the matter had coalesced and space/time had begun to “unroll its scroll of livingness,” the first density took about two billion years.
Examples:
- The first density is like a gateway to a new realm of understanding.
- Visualizing the first density as the entrance to the other densities helps comprehend the higher levels of awareness.
- First, density is the portal to a larger, more expansive world.
Activities:
- Meditate on understanding the first density.
- Imagine the elements of the first density.
- Then, research the timeline of the first density.
Second Density
The second density is the density of growth, in which what we call biological life emerges and evolves into greater and greater complexity. For example, the second density on earth took about 4.6 billion years.
Examples:
- It’s astounding to think that the second density took 4.6 billion years to evolve.
- Every organism has a journey through the second density.
- Observing the second-density evolution is a humbling experience.
Activities:
- Ponder the journey of the second-density.
- Consider how organisms change throughout the second density.
- Explore the timeline of the second-density.
Third Density
The third density is the density of self-awareness, and the first density of consciousness of the spirit. It is the “axis upon which the creation turns” because entities choose the way (either service to others or service to self) in which they will further their evolution toward the Creator. The third density is much shorter than the other densities, taking only 75,000 years.
Examples:
- The third density is a time for introspection and comprehension.
- The third density is a time for choice between service to self and service to others.
- The third density is a time for contemplating the path to the Creator.
Activities:
- Reflect on the choices made in the third density.
- Meditate on the journey to the Creator.
- Research the timeline of the third density.
Fourth Density
The fourth density is the density of love or understanding. Those who have successfully chosen a path come together with others of like mind in what Ra calls a “social memory complex” to pursue that path, either loving self or loving others. Fourth-density lasts approximately 30 million years; fourth-density lifespans are approximately 90 thousand years.
Examples:
- The fourth density is a time of profound understanding and connection.
- The fourth density is a time of forming meaningful relationships and supporting one another.
- The fourth density is a time for recognizing the love that exists between us.
Activities:
- Reflect on the power of love in the fourth density.
- Meditate on the connections formed in the fourth density.
- Explore the timeline of the fourth density.
Fifth Density
The fifth density is the density of light or wisdom. Lessons are often learned individually rather than as a social memory complex. Fifth-density entities are beautiful, by our standards, because they can consciously shape their physical forms.
Examples:
- The fifth density is a time for enlightenment and illumination.
- The fifth density is a time for learning, both independently and collectively.
- The fifth density is a time to discover our physical forms’ power.
Activities:
- Reflect on the wisdom of the fifth density.
- Meditate on the lessons of the fifth density.
- Research the timeline of the fifth density.
Sixth Density
The sixth density is the density of unity, in which love and wisdom are blended. The two paths reunite as those on the service-to-self path, realizing that they cannot successfully master the lessons of unity without opening their hearts to others and switching their polarity to positive. Ra is sixth-density; their sixth-density cycle is 75 million years.
Examples:
- The sixth density is a time for reunification and harmony.
- The sixth density is a time for understanding the power of love.
- The sixth density is a time for recognizing the importance of unity.
Activities:
- Reflect on the importance of harmony in the sixth density.
- Meditate on the power of love in the sixth density.
- Explore the timeline of the sixth density.
Seventh Density
The seventh density is the gateway density, where we once again become one with all. It is “a density of completion and the turning towards timelessness or foreverness.”
Examples:
- The seventh density is a time of ultimate unification and oneness.
- The seventh density is a time for the ultimate reunion with the Creator.
- The seventh density is a time for a return to a timeless state.
Activities:
- Reflect on the connection of the seventh density.
- Meditate on the reunion with the Creator in the seventh density.
- Research the timeline of the seventh density.
Conclusion
The eighth density is also the beginning of the first density of the next creation. It is “both omega and alpha, the spiritual mass of the infinite universes becoming one central sun or Creator once again. Then is born a new universe, a new infinity, a new Logos which incorporates all that the Creator has experienced of Itself.”
Examples:
- The eighth density is the commencement of a new epoch of understanding.
- The eighth density is a time of ultimate rejuvenation and re-birth.
- The eighth density is a time for the Creator to experience itself anew.
Activities:
- Reflect on the power of renewal in the eighth density.
- Meditate on the Creator’s journey through the eighth density.
- Explore the timeline of the eighth density.
Resources:
Leave a Reply