Salvation Is Many Different Same Things
1. Know yourself. Continuous processing of information is critical to salvation. Information must be properly processed and connected to an Ecosystem context before it becomes knowledge. Thus, it is common to remember and recall information and not have knowledge. This is how schools teach. This is why knowledge of self in relation to all else is lacking, thus understanding is lacking.2. An optimization process involving multiple ways of knowing.
3. Self-study, self-education and self-improvement.
4. Collective-study, collective-education and collective-improvement.
5. An evolutionary process.
6. Basic needs. (UC#43)
7. Self-preservation of the Ecosystem.
8. Universal karma.
9. Ten Cardinal Principles Of Ancient African Deep Thought.
10. Knowing better and doing better.
11. Understanding history is prophecy.
12. Understanding that Creation is part of the process of the Creator's self-salvation.
13. To “work out” salvation is to work through processes to reach understandings. (UC#736)
14. A continuous series of small steps that does not involve a giant leap of faith and a washing away of mistakes or an amazing grace to save me no matter how sweet it sounds logically.
15. Wholeness.
16. Nutritional receiving and nutritional giving.
17. Enlightenment.
18. Being an Initiate of Learning.
19. A continuous spiritual journey.
Salvation Requires Getting Prepared & Getting Organized
There are at least, millions of trillions of pieces of data in us. We know this based on estimates that humans contain trillions of cells. Trillions of pieces of information have been acquired over many lifetimes and stored and accessed and edited and stored in our genetic library. Just like computer data, this information gets fragmented and disorganized. If we do not purposely defragment our logic, it is easy to have logic that is put together incorrectly and takes a lot of energy to bring together when needed.This explains the negative reaction many people have against analyzing and critical thinking. It's tiresome to them due to a mixed up state of mind and malnutrition. This further explains the tendency to outsource thinking to “expert” thinkers. Despite the enormity of the task, defragmenting and organizing all our definitions is a very possible and doable process just like everything else.
Defragmenting is supposed to take place every day as we get sufficient nutrition, rest, use critical thinking and use quiet time with self and with other aspects of nature.
Defragmenting is necessary to achieve the organization of logic necessary to unify understandings into oneness which is the path of salvation we seek. Organization must take place so we can begin sorting through and verifying definitions and checking for contradictions. This process raises our level of awareness and raises consciousness because we can logically understand self in relation to all else and all else in relation to self.
This helps us understand what's going on and what's happening and what we must do and not do.
This is enlightening, which illuminates “the way” which “lights up” before us in stages as we mature through stages of understanding. This is salvation – to increase the light of understanding within self to illuminate the darkness within self, thus in the world. Until we organize and unify logic, we will be hard-pressed to reach a basic understanding of many things,. Why?
Because understanding requires making connections and associations of a large number of pieces of logic so we can see how they fit in relationship to the whole. Thought processes result in more conclusions and decisions that are helpful when logic is organized.
For these reason, we will not be able to reach fundamental definitions that apply to everyone and everything.
As recently discussed, this is why humans are at odds with each other and other portions of the Ecosystem. Our logic needs to be worked on, which includes more information. A greater understanding of world history and human achievement tells us we are living in a Dark Age of Information. As we continue to accumulate understandings, we will be able to connect them properly as long as we get organized and do the basic things mentioned in this section and explore them so we can expand our reasoning and behaviors to encompass more of the wholeness of the oneness we seek and must reach to achieve salvation.
The process to achieve salvation is described not only in this section in a very condensed form, but also in the previous section. Each of those numbered items are a process and path to salvation. Pick any one you like and explore it and expand upon it while maintaining integrity with the Creator's Trueprint so that your logic is being adjusted/calibrated/optimized to fit into wholeness.In other words don't be one of those people who think they can achieve understanding while not utilizing understanding they already have, not getting nutrition, not changing relationships and not trying to do anything but hold on to the safety and security they think they have. It is through the doing of the things you already know you should do that prepares you and helps you obtain the understanding you need. Once you are in the process of doing those things, if you are approaching the process of understanding honestly, being open to the higher-self spirit, then you will listen and follow what you're being told.
Be certain to understand that you can start from any ideology you currently have and explore and expand the logic and as long as you are willing to hold true to matching the wholeness of logic reflected throughout the Ecosystem, you will be shown enough of the way to get you to the next step and given enough help, information-wise, to connect you to more information. But you gotta get better prepared to take full advantage of the process.
You can expect to be uncertain and scared at different points along the way, because one of the roadblocks in the path to reaching a particular understanding is the fearful. Your higher-self is going to try to guide you through it and your lower-self will try to keep you from it.
