Before evolution was Involution.

[mkirkpatrick]

We hear a great deal about evolution and our indeed taught about it in our schools,but how many of us have seen the teachings of Involution on the main
school curriculum?Not that many I think.What is involution,then,really it is quite simple,its a little like wrapping up Christmas presents,before you can take out
the gift,you first have to put it in?to further this analogy,you would have father
Christmas putting all the presents in there packages awaiting opening on a Christmas day many aeons from the initial insertions.What then are these "presents",they are simply Principles,a principle within a principle within a principle,and so on,outworking and outrolling the sequence of Awesome Intention,until there was a momentary pause,the Great thought had reached its
goal,then there began the unwrapping process,Evolution had commenced.
This all commenced in mind and always stays in mind,the principles are really no
more or less than a thought within a thought,matter in those far of days was of
a much denser nature,and has got less dense as it evolves,when the final principle is unwrapped we will be then exposed to the real Father Xmas?

kind regards michael.

[dleviwing]

Michael;
Sounds something like "PLANED PARENTHOOD" for the human race.
Do you expect a surprise?
Though I'm not into these philosophical concepts anymore, I have always been curious that if true, "is the substance of the universe actually a conscious entity?"
Best regards;
Dave

[mkirkpatrick]

hello Dave,
Many thanks for your most generous and humorous comments,Planed
parenthood Indeed! interesting Idea,I suppose that if I expect a surprise
at the end of it,It wouldbe at-one-ment with all,without the Christmas tree.
With all these principles wrapped up,I can hardly wait to open the next
one,will you do the honours Dave?

kins regards.michael

[Guille]

Michael,

Does "involution" here mean retro-evolution (i.e. going backwars in mutation) or does it mean another thing?

[TinyTree]

Not that many I think.What is involution,then,really it is quite simple,its a little like wrapping up Christmas presents,before you can take out the gift,you first have to put it in?to further this analogy,you would have father
Christmas putting all the presents in there packages awaiting opening on a Christmas day many aeons from the initial insertions.What then are these "presents",they are simply Principles,a principle within a principle within a principle,and so on,outworking and outrolling the sequence of Awesome Intention,until there was a momentary pause,the Great thought had reached its
goal,then there began the unwrapping process,Evolution had commenced.

Your ideas are always very good, and very strange at the same time. I have to say they are always worth thinking about, but also somewhat nontangential to reality.

I am not sure if you are saying that the "laws of the universe" are analagous to a Christmas present wrapped up billions of years ago, or not, but I fail to see how evolution would wait around for the laws to be worked out by a conscious mind.

The only thing waiting around for the conscious mind is for the conscious mind to apprehend the changing nature of our universe and participate in its self actualization through planetary expansion of life.

Strangely it sounds as if you are saying that once the "theory of everything" has been unravelled then the "true evolution" will begin- which I am presuming is taking place in the realm of thought, since the evolution of organisms is well underway and I don't think the Theory of Everything will have anything to say about genetic modification except.

[mkirkpatrick]

Michael,

Does "involution" here mean retro-evolution (i.e. going backwars in mutation) or does it mean another thing?

Guille my amigo,It means another thing,
Simply that before you can Evolve,you forst have to be Involved(put-in)It does
make sense if you think about it,in life do we only get out of it in direct proportion to what we put into it.?It is the same with the process os evolving,
prior to that the principles that will allow that to happen,have to be Put-in!




kind regards michael.

[Guille]

Michael,

I see, I understand now. It's like when I try to make an experiment in the chem lab and there is a tool/ability I need but don't have.

[jim barlow]

Regarding the incredible variety of species in all the elements (except in space) including trees, minerals..."those pearls were his eyes..."

a god has splattered on the rock of timespace like a bug on the windshield of a speeding car. The parts are what they are because gods don't really get wiped out like insects - but bad enough. Trees, bacteria, salt fish...
it was a hell of a splatter. Feel sorry for the old guy. Never believed in evolution myself.

The only comfort is to stand outside spacetime (for a topic like this you must to keep perspective) and then you don't know if it was a splatter on a rock or indeed that particular action played backward, a negative explosion.

Or both at the same time (and some). After all it's not the wind that's blowing but the mind vibrating in the opposing poles of timelessness.
(I wrote this? God dm...)

[mkirkpatrick]

Michael,

I see, I understand now. It's like when I try to make an experiment in the chem lab and there is a tool/ability I need but don't have.

By the way Amigo,
did you make the experiment? Would like to know!



kind regards michael.

[Guille]

By the way Amigo,
did you make the experiment? Would like to know!



kind regards michael.

We do experiments all along in chemistry. Are you refering to any particular experiment?