[Guille]

I came to this conclusion after long considerations about Kierkegaard's relationship statements of the beings. The method was completely logical.

Before posting my method, I would like to see if any of you have another method, and ended in the same answer. Also if any of you wants to try to get my method, I will tell if you have acheived it.

I will post my method Tomorrow (Friday).

[Guille]

The being is what it is to any reality in which it is a being, thus, in which it exists. So, actually, the being is the being and also the non-being, and the non-non-being... So what real properties can be actually given to the being? The fact of being. Thus, as a set is what it's elements are, and the properties of a set is the properties of it's elements, then,: THE BEING IS THE BEING.

[mkirkpatrick]

From the one Being came the many!And the many when studied very closely
within and without,will be traced back to the Only Being,we are but drops of
liquid from the Vast ocean of Being,The great heresy of seperateness,cons us
all into accepting The Illusion of The Many,in fact we are a reflection of the One!For a human -being to become involves an expansion of consiousness,and
when that happens,as has been reported down through the ages,the being that
it happened to,re-cog-nises that which his soul has ever known,that all is one.
and then the transformation has begun,from Me-to US!



kind regards michael.