09-05-2010, 02:16 PM
infinity is not just 'all that there is'. the very concept that 'all that there is' tells about existence, also includes concepts like 'all', 'one', 'many', 'being' in implied fashion. these are just elements within infinity. and even being 'all that there is' is just another concept as a part of infinity. there is the concept that 'all there isnt' in infinity also, and infinite amount of variations and opposites of these.
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had anything been able to 'contain all infinity', and 'be infinity', the negatives wouldnt need to revert to positive path in early 6d. they would be able to express entire existence (and what is beyond existence) within their own selves, and therefore manifest entire infinity as themselves, and suck every existing thing into their own being and continue on their path.
yet, they cant. they have to revert to positive path. because, finite can not contain infinite, even if that finite is set to grow forever towards eternity. it will not be able to contain or express infinity at any given point.
therefore, just like all the other finites, negatives also revert to positive path, and start integrating with infinite number of finites, in order to continue towards infinity.
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had anything been able to 'contain all infinity', and 'be infinity', the negatives wouldnt need to revert to positive path in early 6d. they would be able to express entire existence (and what is beyond existence) within their own selves, and therefore manifest entire infinity as themselves, and suck every existing thing into their own being and continue on their path.
yet, they cant. they have to revert to positive path. because, finite can not contain infinite, even if that finite is set to grow forever towards eternity. it will not be able to contain or express infinity at any given point.
therefore, just like all the other finites, negatives also revert to positive path, and start integrating with infinite number of finites, in order to continue towards infinity.