Basic1
definition 2
: 'weighty
3
one'
4,5
Technical6
definition: (steady
7)
state
8
Function 9
: (steady) state induction
10,11
Meaning: solution
1 ... For 'basic' read: ground or initial, i.e. fundamental
2 ... For 'definition' read: de'finition, i.e. not finite (hence not
absolute). To define means to relativize a logic (i.e. having
singularity status, hence a state) outcome or end, i.e. to de-absolutize
1
2.1 ... In other words, a de'finition
1
serves to localize
1
an absolute (i.e. logic point
2
), thereby making it locally meaningful
2
2.1.1 ... For 'localize' read: provide a location or position
(hence an address)
1,2
2.1.1.1 ... In short, for 'localize' read: provide an identity, i.e. a
reference frame
2.1.1.2 ... For 'localize' read: explain
1
2.1.1.2.1 ... For 'ex'plain' read: Latin
ex (i.e. out) +
plane (i.e. flat, meaning same, i.e. without peaks, tips or
points). Hence for 'ex'plain' read: generate a string, series or row
1 of peaks (i.e. of alternate planes)
that affect as a pattern
2.1.1.2.1.1 ... For 'string, series or row' read: file or thread
1 (Sanskrit: sutra)
2.1.1.2.1.1.1 ... For 'file or thread' functioning as a location
read: Sanskrit: cit or chit
2.1.2 ... For 'meaningful' read: with (discernible) identity. Identity
is void (ore empty) of realness
2.2 ... For (logic) 'point'
1
read: a quantum of (virtual) realness
2.2.1 ... A (logic) point presents for contact
1,2 as absolutely (self-) sufficient but,
lacking reference (i.e. identity), as fundamentally meaningless
(because unreferenced)
2.2.1.1 ... Contact (i.e. touch) happens in a (relativity) vacuum,
hence @ c. A (virtual) point presents for contact @ c. Two (virtual)
points, presenting for contact @c, collide @ c, thereby creating a c
2 (read as c squared) moment (or
quantum). The c
2
collision moment is called (because so experienced) (a moment of
absolute (hence
wholly sufficient)) realness or reality. The moment (or quantum)
happens
without reference, hence @ random, hence as meaningless (i.e. without
location, i.e. address)
2.2.1.2 ... A point presents for contact @ random. Only
a random point carries (true (i.e. @ 100%))
instruction. A string (hence order) of points,
being compressible, does not carry instruction (i.e. as a whole
string), hence lacks absolute reality generating capacity, hence is
defined as empty (Sanskrit: sunjata; Pali: anatta, i.e. without true
substance)
3 ... For 'weighty' read: with the capacity to affect
1
3.1 ... (Initial)
affect (i.e. contact
or touch)
makes real .1
Secondary (and sequential contacts (or affects) give (relative) shape
2 to the initial realness affect
3.1.1 ... For 'real' read: Sanskrit:
tat , meaning
(i.e. locally defined as essentially undefinable) 'that', i.e. such
3.1.2 ... For 'shape' read: Sanskrit:
chit
and which results from the coming together
of a series, row or string of tat's (i.e. of realness moments)
4 ... For 'one' read': 1
1
; or @ or as 1; or
@100%
2
4.1 ... For '1' read: a whole
1
(i.e. unit, quantum or bit), i.e. a completed process that has
compressed to logic point status, hence a solution
4.1.1 ... A whole functions as a random quantum (or differential unit
or bit or point). As such
it fulfills the requirements of 'making real', namely: 'Only a random
quantum (or bit) carries instruction', i.e. is capable of striking (and
thereby affecting)
4.2 ... In other words, whole, complete, perfect, good, true, certain
and so on
5 ... For 'weight 1' read: a quantum of dead
1
weight
2,3,4
5.1 ... For 'dead' read: @ maximum entropy,
1
i.e. interaction (hence communication, hence relativization) ended,
ceased
5.1.1 ... For '@ maximum entropy' read: @ rest, i.e. in
nirvana
5.2 ... For 'weight' read: affect (hence strike, i.e. instruction)
capacity
5.3 ... Therefore for 'guru' read: having the capacity to affect @1,
i.e. to instruct (wholly
1)
5.3.1 ... For 'wholly' read: perfectly
5.4 ... For 'a quantum of dead weight' read: inertial state
1
5.4.1 ... Therefore, for 'guru' read: having inertial state capacity
6 ... For 'technical' read: in contemporary knowledge (i.e.
scientific) jargon. Discrete techno-speak has been introduced so that a
clearer (i.e. a more specifically relativized, hence precise)
understanding (Sanskrit:
chit) may emerge for those whose
linguistic reference frame is contemporary science
7 ... For 'steady' read: @rest,
1,2
i.e. @ maximum entropy,
3
stopped dead
4
, inert
5
7.1 ... For @ rest
read: in nirvana, i.e. all unrest (i.e. restlessness), i.e.
perturbations eliminated; hence freedom (Sanskrit: moksha) from unrest
(i.e. from capacity dispersal) achieved
7.2 .... Therefore for 'steady'
1
read: turbulence eliminated, all activity cease, done, still, closed;
therefore
perfect ; therefore presenting for contact as a virtual logic point
or quantum, i.e. as a certain solution
7.2.1 ... According to
Patanjali
, the function of
Yoga is to
achieve steadiness, i.e. the elimination of fluctuation, i.e. the
dissipation of capacity. Fluctuation results form sequential action,
hence rebirth. Elimination of fluctuation eliminates rebirth, and which
is
the goal of (classic) yoga
7.3 ... For '@ maximum entropy' read: all interaction, hence
communication ceased, closed. A system
1
@ maximum entropy 'waits' (virtually) as wholly self-consistent. Such a
system is named 'enstatic',
2
i.e. it stands still within itself
7.3.1 ... For 'system' read: process
7.3.2 ... Elsewhere an enstatic, i.e. a wholly self-stable, because
self-consistent system, i.e. a stopped, ended or closed process, is
called
an 'ens'
1
7.3.2.1 ... Each and every 'ens' (and of which
n are possible)
functions as guru
1
since it is capable of making absolutely real (i.e. via 1 >< 1
contact) and because it presents as perfect
7.3.2.1.1 ... Recall here the ancient Indian saying: '
Mind stopped is god'. Any system (i.e.
process) that is stopped, i.e. that achieves closure, hence that
reduces to a logic point (hence
to a perfect solution), i.e. to a 1, functions as god (i.e. as sat
guru)
because it is capable of 'making real'
7.4 ... 'Stopped dead'
1
can happen gradually, i.e. by step by step elimination of connection
(whereby connection brings alive). Or it can happen suddenly by means
of cutting, slicing or blocking. Only a 'stopped dead' (i.e. function
stopped or closed) system, self-presenting as a logic unit, can act 1
>< 1
(hence c >< c) to produce a moment (or quantum) of absolute
real'ness
(Sanskrit: tat'tva)
7.4.1 ... For 'stopped dead' read: fixed, i.e. absolutely rigid,
standing still (i.e. as a standing wave), closed. Guru means: wholly
fixed
1 (i.e.
locked or closed and perfectly still), thus having available maximum
(interaction) capacity (read: Sanskrit:
ananta, locally
interpreted as freedom, emotionally experienced as joy, Sanskrit:
ananda)
7.4.1.1 ... For 'fixed' read: in stasis. Alternately 'fixed' is read as
osis, taken from Greek and also meaning stuck, fixed,
steady, coagulated as a clot or lump. Because the guru is wholly stuck
(i.e. fixed to 1 point), hence non-moving, hence non adapting, hence
non-living, he can serve as a means to absolute realness. But, being
stuck and non adaptable, he displays the symptoms of psychosis, i.e. of
absolute withdrawal from
conventional communication because single-minded. Hence, to follow a
guru
(i.e. a random point) means initiating psychosis, i.e. a stand-apart,
fixed
and non-adaptable status which, however, provides increased
(processing)
capacity to achieve realness and via it (the sense of) perfection (see:
Yoga
, as intentional (benign) psychosis)
7.5 ... For 'inert' read: not active (i.e. communicative), i.e. @
maximum
entropy, i.e. @ maximum (@rest in readiness) capacity. An 'inert' set
or
unit presents for contact as a (random) singularity (or point)
8 ... For 'state' read: stand,
1
from Latin
status 'manner of standing, condition', i.e. having
achieved stasis, meaning 'standing, stoppage'
8.1 ... A 'state' stands, and can be stood on. In other words, only
a state (i.e. a system or process @ (the zero interaction of, hence
absolutely fixed) stasis) can act (i.e. collide) 1 >< 1 to
produce a moment
(or quantum) of absolute realness
1
8.1.1 ... A higher (i.e. one up) contact capacity (hence smaller or
shorter
closure rate) system appears as an inert state (i.e. as absolutely
fixed)
to a lower (i.e. one down) contact capacity (hence larger or longer
closure
rate) system. In other words, a faster closing function (or system)
appears
closed (therefore as a logic unit) to a slower closing function (or
system),
the latter appearing open (therefore as an active process or sequence)
to
a faster one. In other words, a guru operates @ one step shorter (hence
faster)
than a chela (who operates @ one step longer (hence slower)
9 ... For 'function' read: 'means'
1
9 1 ... For 'means' read: operator, vehicle or server
10 ... For 'state induction' read: reduce to a (fixed, hence without
turbulence, hence without rebrith-as-continuance) state; turn into a
guru, i.e. into a quantum (i.e. into a perfect (i.e. @ 100%) moment) of
(virtual) realness
11 ... The guru, operating as logic
1
unit
2,3, serves
as means to achieving logic unit status
11.1 ... For 'logic' read: reduced to absolute, hence perfect
simplicity, i.e. to singularity status
11.2 ... For 'unit' read: self-united, i.e.. @ self maximum entropy,
entstatic, i.e. whole and complete, i.e. perfect
11.3 ... For 'logic unit' read: an absolutely certain solution (i.e.
answer)