Definitions by metawave
Indra
A Bhuddist (Vedic) deity who serves as the messiah in Hinduism.
Indra's net represents the spectrum-of-colors (self-externalized symmetry) that protrudes as consciousness into the real world.
He is the God of lightning in which lightning is the asymmetric line representing the spectrum of colors, a perfectly asymmetric field-series.
Indra's net represents the spectrum-of-colors (self-externalized symmetry) that protrudes as consciousness into the real world.
He is the God of lightning in which lightning is the asymmetric line representing the spectrum of colors, a perfectly asymmetric field-series.
Krishna is the retrograde (synchronicistic) messiah in Hinduism; whereas as Indra is the pro-gradient (pro-grade) messiah in Hinduism.
political hypermodernism
The ideology of a religion as a state in contrast to the idea of a nation (a contiguity of individuals) as a state or a race as a state (National Socialism).
Religious nationalism after zionism.
Religious nationalism after zionism.
In political hypermodernism, religions follow Judaism's postmodern example and create their own nations.
political hypermodernism by metawave April 13, 2019
tuning
The discretization of space by consciousness.
messianism
The idea that individualism is the monarch not capitalism or aestheticism including nativism.
Monarcho-individualism or monarchic individualism.
Monarcho-individualism or monarchic individualism.
Messianism is the segue to monarchic indivisibilism or dualistic (dual-aspect) monadism.
messianism by metawave April 3, 2019
left-wing anarchism
The phenology that no form owns another form. In other words no body owns another body.
Anarchist individualism.
Anarchist individualism.
Left-wing anarchism is a segue to anarcho-indivisibilism or dual-aspect monarchism.
In dual-aspect monarchism consciousness has all bodies.
In dual-aspect monarchism consciousness has all bodies.
left-wing anarchism by metawave April 3, 2019
hyperform
Phenology in which all forms of the mind are but one form and the one form is an illusion.
Refers to classifications of the mind.
Refers to classifications of the mind.
A hyperform is a phenology in which the forms of the mind are the mind itself which is an illusion.
A hyperform indicates that all distinctions (categories) are one-distinction (illusion). Categories-of-the-mind can be contrasted from the idea-of-a-category which is ontologically real.
A hyperform indicates that all distinctions (categories) are one-distinction (illusion). Categories-of-the-mind can be contrasted from the idea-of-a-category which is ontologically real.
hypermodernism
A paradigm based on the phenomenon that nihilism can mimic postmodernism (intersubjectivity) but intersubjectivity cannot mimic nihilism.
This phenomenology leads to the conclusion that nihilism is appearance (emergence (aesthetic)) and nihilism is-is aesthetic (nihilism is meta-aesthetic).
Meta-conclusively, nihilism thus becomes function; and meta-aesthetic is action (first-action), consciousness, and time itself.
This phenomenology leads to the conclusion that nihilism is appearance (emergence (aesthetic)) and nihilism is-is aesthetic (nihilism is meta-aesthetic).
Meta-conclusively, nihilism thus becomes function; and meta-aesthetic is action (first-action), consciousness, and time itself.
Hypermodernism turns Paul Fromm's static duality from being and having to being and representing (mimicking).
hypermodernism by metawave March 25, 2019