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You have put together quite a synthesis of eastern and western thinking, and like your mention of mutual inclusion, science and religion can walk hand-in-hand in the appropriate fashion. My interpretation of religion is here "religare" - to join again - as based on the ancient yogic systems of union, instead of being concerned with worshiping the gods. Scientifically, the absolute union can be equated with newtonian spacetime, comparative to the wuji state; the illusory relative functioning of the taiji can be equated with einsteinian spacetime; and the "mastery of maya" equated with the ultimate mastery of taiji functioning - the tao.

The sole purpose for my being here is to better express the correlation of the above with consciousness. Whereby the wuji is representative of absolute unconsciousness; the taiji of infinite subconsciousness; and the tao of the new consciousness arising from the transcendence of the taiji and the negation of the ego.

My method of madness can be likened to those pieces of the puzzle you mentioned, but popping up here and there instead of trying too hard to find the answers to everything. Like remembering something when you've given up trying to remember it. Similarly, meditative practices which attempt to generalize and crystallize the form of what is individualistic, I disavow because they can be expensive both financially and mentally. As you no doubt know there are certain experiences that allow us to realize how the universe overcomes its ill effects. For this reason, though I respect others' beliefs, I steer clear of divination as well because it has a tendency to often lead folks down a path of insanity or worse.