what is the "density" exactly means?

[Poffo]

It occurred to me that if each density has seven sub-densities, and 1st density (physics/chemistry) is the most practically measurable in an objective manner, then we might more easily see a basic (mechanically reducible) progression of complexification in discretely recognizable steps within that density. Is there an already-recognizable 7-fold structure or law (not just the light spectrum) that we've discovered?

What we call physics is really the plan or template of the logos - the logos is the deterministic principle or the law/opportunity provider. There are analogs to physical and chemical processes all the way up the densities (i.e. "love" or "spiritual seeking" as gravity or chemical bonding).

Hey zenmaster. I'm not sure if it will exactly fit what you're looking for, but Arthur M. Young's "Theory of Process" may help expand your seeking in this direction. The ideas were formally explicated in his book The Reflexive Universe, which I would recommend highly to any seeker who enjoys exploring philosophical interpretations of scienctific knowledge. To get a very basic grasp of his sevenfold structure I would visit this page and go to section C.

In short, I believe that his sevenfold breakdown of the physical universe makes for a good generalization of various relationships between the entities which make up the first 3 densities.

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