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3. Daynals - Trinity origin
3. Daynals - Trinity origin
but no order derived from the union of Father-Spirit associated with the [http://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=104:4_The_Seven_Triunities fourth triunity]. I would welcome the thoughts of yours and any others on this point.
but no order derived from the union of Father-Spirit associated with the [https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=104:4_The_Seven_Triunities fourth triunity]. I would welcome the thoughts of yours and any others on this point.
'''Ron wrote: Thu, Aug 16, 2012 at 10:57 PM'''
'''Ron wrote: Thu, Aug 16, 2012 at 10:57 PM'''
Ron
Ron
'''Rob wrote: Fri, Aug 17, 2012 at 8:40 PM'''
Thank you Ron!
Of course, I see now what your meaning was all along in reference to the Third Triunity. In other words, you are saying that the Master Spirit Luminaya has a relationship to this Triunity that is unrevealed and related to the topic of unrevealed orders of Descending Sons given the Son-Spirit component in relation to the Deity Absolute.
I appreciate your drawing attention to the relationships each of the Master Spirits has to these Triunities, each one uniquely germane to the specific function of one of the Master Spirits. This deserves further consideration.
As we reach beyond the finite, we encounter the inherent limits of our mortal minds. However, I am encouraged that though we must think in a mortal universe frame, this does not preclude us from considering higher frames within which thought can occur. In this regard, I am most appreciative of your reference to that thought inherent in Ultimacy that is necessarily pre-linguistic and perhaps post-experiential though the latter may be reserved to the hypothetical integration of the Master Universe.
Toward this end, I will gladly bear with you confident that the apparent paradox of the absonite preceding and succeeding the finite points us to the fact that the seed of our being, mortal though it be, existed prior to our conscious discovery of such and holds in this moment on super-conscious levels the truth potential of our seventh-stage realization of destiny, glimpses of which we may catch though these will necessarily escape the grasp of the crude symbols we utilize for commonplace expression.
Gratefully,
Rob