A very close friend of mine, (who has taught me more that he knows...[wink])uses the analogy of "mecha"and "orga" from the movie A.I. often to illustrate the relationship between the human race (spiritual) and the universe (material). I was thinking this morning about the fear that greeted the dawning of the information age, robotics and technology in the 50's and 60's. history is a pair of rose colored glasses. Human life, throughout all of human history has be a very low value commodity. Labor is cheap, people are expendable. In the future as mecha grows and develops I think that we will find that people will, for the first time in history, become valuable. Orga will only know its own value when confronted with something else. Only in darkness is a candle seen, only in the brightness of the day are shadows visable.

Thank you Thursa.....

As I am writing this series of articles on the socio-economic pyramid I am also in the process of climbing it. I have spent most of my life at the bottom course of stones somewhere on the outside. This has lead me to the places and paths that I have walked, the visions that I have seen, and the realism that I hold dear. I suppose that this makes this series autobiographical, in a sense a journal of the travels through the great pyramid. In the last article I mentioned the fundamental seperation between the real and the ideal. In the movie "The Last Temptation of Christ" the founding message is the irreconcilable gulph between the material and spiritual worlds. I believe that a bridge exists. I think that I've found it. Yes, that's what I mean. A real and tangible connection 'twixt the two. In the sense that you know I can't possiblly mean.The essence of form is recognition. I believe that cognition is the central source of reality. Nothing can be proven where proof exists. If we ask that a thing be proven, we are doubting not the thing itself but rather our own ability to connect to it and know on our own. Nothing unreal exists. Therefor, there is no "thing" that is not real and therefor provable. If we postulate that space is infinite and time eternal (and I do), then why do we insist upon believing that reality is small, limited, and defined by that which we deem correct. The basic component of the universe is Information. Information is unlimited. The funny thing is that I am finding it in the world of money and economics. We are evolving. That which is not yet will soon be. You have to be willing to surrender your proven idea's about what spiritual and material really are. I'm rambling.

Over the next month or so I expect to have very little time to devote to my work or this publication. As a result I wanted to post a short note recapping the reasoning behind the "Pyramid Theory". I've spent most of my life in the study of the human condition. As with most who pursue this line of research, I found myself delving deeper and deeper into the fundamental nature of the human mind. This frequently manifests itself as a pursuit of metaphysical and spiritual knowledge and wisdom. It often results in the study of the occult. Over the last several years the knowledge that I gained in 20+ years of pursuit and study lead me to the realization that the fundamental gap or abyss that seems to separate the manifest/"real" world from the un-manifest/"ideal" world is illusory. The knowledge and wisdom of the metaphysical and the spiritual realms springs from the same fountain as the hard sciences, psychology, medicine, mathematics, politics, and socio-economics. The point at which the two, seemingly paradoxically related fields of thought, connect is something that I'm not willing to discuss at the present. However, the economic phase of human experience is the point at which the patterns emerge in their clearest and most measurable form. Those patterns are that which the human mind unconsciously projects in a conflicting attempt to reveal the truth while hiding the revealer, in truth we are all trying to hide and this emerges in the forms that our society expresses. It is my long-term goal to be able to show, clearly, the relationships that exist between these diverse elements and to reunite the original human mind that existed before the great differentiation, the "babylon" event. Economics is about as real and anti-spiritual as you can get. If I can demonstrate the fragmentation of knowledge and, inversely, the union that is potentially extant, through the reality of economics I believe that it will be enough to break the self-denial that we are in. I hope that at least one human being reads this. Just one.