Substances as Manifestation of Phenomena

Chapter 4

Substances as Manifestation of Phenomena

Substances are what we perceive

Juan Juan
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Introductory Part
  • The Five Physical Layers
    • The Five Physical Layers
    • Active and Passive Detection
    • Chapter Arrangement
  • Sublayers
    • Polarities as 2 Forces
    • Sublayers
    • Medium-Substance-Quantum MSQ Model
  • 4 Rules
    • Introduction
    • Rule 1
    • Rule 2
    • Rule 3
    • Rule 4
  • Substances as Manifestation of Phenomena
  • The Shapes of the Particles
  • Conservation and Gravitational Signature
  • Action
  • Relationality
  • Technologies

Substances are things that we can immediately perceive.

Quanta are the smallest parts of substances that require a more focused perception to detect.

Aristotle and Descartes defines substance as that which can exist by itself.

The substances in physical reality, according to Material Superysics, are:

LayerSubstances
Aetherealpotential physical existence or ‘mahat’, physical identity or ‘aham’ or ego, actual physical existence or citta (physical reality)
Spatialtime, blackhole (vortex), space
Radiantspectrum, fire, electricity
Convertiblecosmic neutrinos, neutrons, acids bases
Materialproton, quasi crystals

These substances are part of the mega Substance that:

  • Spinoza and Descartes calls God
  • the Hindus call Brahma
  • the tao by Taoism
  • we call the Supreme Entity

This Existing Substance is different from Pre-Existence which is called:

  • The One by Parmenides
  • the Hindus call Nirguna Brahma
  • the Tao by Taoism
  • the Absolute Entity by Superphysics

The substance and nature of the One exists in two ways.

Aristotle
Aristotle Metaphysics, Book 10 Part 2

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