🌞 Aλήθεια TRUTH...the Metaphysics 🤔

What are you doing there? I shouldn't have that big baked potato last night. I shouldn't have done that. He was calling to me. He's like, bake me. Sprinkle sour cream and cheese on my butt. Don't forget the bacon bits. Oh, shame on me for eating that giant baked potato. Oh, shame on me. Sorry about that. I'm going to edit that out of this video. It's completely irrelevant to the topic of this video. There are a few who would attempt, and it takes wisdom to be able to simplify something, but there are a few who would attempt to tackle a subject such as the truth, right? There's a conventional truth and then there's ultimate truth, but then of course when we're talking about ultimate truth, we're talking about natural order. Yeah, so you know, conventional truth like, you know, did I steal a cookie from the kitchen yesterday? In the case of a kid, you know, is that different? Really, they're ultimately the same. When people lie, they want to obscure things. For example, when it comes to facts versus truth, we're talking about Aletheia or Veritas, and there is a very, very minor difference between those two. In the case of the Greek or in the case of the Latin, not enough to really discuss in this video, but you know, it's true of detectives too that, and I do this as well, when you're actually interrogating somebody, instead of listening so much to what they say, they listen to what they avoid. Everything points to the truth. It takes wisdom to be able to see that, and that's really, really important, and that's why retroduction is a lost methodology of the Greeks. It's so very, very important. It's a methodology for understanding things, apophatism, this retroduction, this via negativa methodology, and that actually gets to, and I'll get to that very quickly here, the definition of truth. In the case of the Greek, we're talking about the word Aletheia, which is a prefictual, which means opposite to, inverse of, Letheia. Okay, let's talk about that in a second, but talking about conventional truth, when like a child lies, like, did you steal a cookie, you know, from the kitchen? You know, you could lie or tell the truth, but I mean, the disclosure one way or the other is pointing towards a natural order. In this case, when someone lies, or about something that's a conventional truth, you know, it has to do with the desire, and hunger, and impulse, and it also too can be personal, and say someone loves something. To me, it's incredibly gross. It's like sardines. You say, you know, these are the best things in the world, and that, of course, is a conventional, personal, and subjective truth, and that's based upon a person's experiences, their DNA, you know, what they like or don't like, so even that's ultimately true, even though it is a subjective. I'm not interested in actually talking about those conventional, subjective truths, rather about the ultimate truth, which, of course, is a natural order. Lethia, of course, we can look at the definition as a state of not being hidden. It's a state of what is evident, but let's actually talk about lethia, and what is inverse to lethia, because lethia, and we get this in the English, the word lethargy. There's other English derivatives. Lethia means, and it's, of course, in mythology in Greek, you know, it's a river, a river of Hades, but we don't need to talk about, you know, the mythology. It's completely irrelevant. We're actually talking about metaphysical truths and sublime facts that lethia means oblivion or forgetfulness or concealment. Of course, forgetfulness is concealment, but what this means is that alethia, that which we call truth, and this all gets back to atomesis, recollection, smriti or sati, which is recollection, not conventional recollection like what you had for dinner yesterday, but recollecting things, which, and recollecting literally means to the inverse of dispersions. You're recollecting, but you're bringing about knowledge of things which are not within your brain, are not within your psychophysical sphere of experience, and then we can start talking about reaching out to what Edgar Cayce called the Akashic zone. We could talk about, it has many, many different names, and this is also, too, this, I kind of am hesitant to talk about this. People get inspired in the shower or in a pool. There's a reason why Chaldean oracles and Egyptian priests would soak in pure water. It's like having a huge gain on an antenna. I don't know if you know much about antennas, but I just had a video talking about the radio analogy. You screw on a high-gain antenna, things become really clear really fast, and, of course, water is the polar molecule for consciousness to manifest, but also, too, soaking in it gives us insight into things. This is the reason why people get inspired. By the way, I just thought of this guy. I can't remember his name. He's a Japanese dude. He's the most prolific inventor in all of history. He's an old dude now. I don't know if he's still alive, but thousands of inventions, patents and inventions, and he gets all his inspiration from a huge pool that he swims in every day. He's swimming in that freaking pool for hours and hours, and he gets all his, I think he has a notepad on the side of the pool. He gets inspired. He starts writing while he's sitting there soaking in the pool. That's a matter for another discussion, but there's a reason why people get inspired when they're in the water. There's a reason why Chaldean oracles and Egyptian priests would soak in the water. It's an increase of the antenna, and that's the only thing that actually lets us be alive, of course, is water. Soaking in pure water actually is demonstrable, and there is a metaphysics to it, but I'm not going to discuss that specifically in this, but I had to get off on that topic. Aletheia means to uncover, but you're not uncovering by knowing the truth about something. You're uncovering it through recollection. So since lethe is to forget, aletheia is recollection. You are remembering. Aletheia literally does mean recollection, but in the sense of anamnesis or smriti or sati, the anamnesis of retroduction, where one engages in a theurgic place where the answers are found, and I'm not really a fan of Edgar Cayce, but he would talk about going to this place, and it's not literally a place with the Cartesian coordinate, but we could call it a place conventionally where all the answers really are, and this is what aletheia is. You are recollecting. You're uncovering the truth about things. Current scientific methodology is extremely clumsy and objective, and it's poking in the dark, and they could describe a lot of stuff, but they can't explain anything. There's no branch of current science that's ever defined the word energy. They've never defined the most important word, field. We could talk about the Greek word koura, which is the English word for field, but they can't tell you what a field is. You could pick up the 100 most brilliant PhD professors of theoretical physics and say, you know, most important question in your life, just be, you know, sticking in a sentence or two. If you can't, then you don't understand anything. What is a field? They cannot tell you what a field is. They have no idea. So it's lines of force. Well, line is a conceptual abstraction. There's no such thing in nature as a line. You know, a line is like something you draw on a piece of paper, and force is, you know, force of what, by what, upon something. They will always invariable since they don't know what a field is, so, and it's okay not to know, but no one ever goes looking to the answers to things that they think they already know the answers to, and this is a huge, huge intellectual defect of current science, but Aletheia, getting back to the truth, means recollection, to remember, not necessarily to, not to uncover, but it is the opposite of forgetfulness. You are remembering, and people might find that odd, that the true meaning of truth, Aletheia, literally means recollection, metaphysical recollection, like I said, not conventional recollection, like, you know, what did I have for breakfast yesterday? That's conventional, and that's existential memory, and the mind, this mind, meaning the lump of jello between your ears, of course, so. Aletheia, of course, does mean truth conventionally by connotation, but what it truly means is recollection, so. But what is truth, essentially, you know, you're getting to the nature of things through this anamnesis, this recollection. What we're referring to is natural order. We're not talking about subjective truths, like whether you like sardines or not, like, hey, it's the best thing in the world, talking about ultimate truths, which is uncovering the nature of natural order. There's an ancient saying in the religious text that says, seek and ye shall find. Well, people are not seekers. They really are not. They read stuff. They regurgitate stuff. Some people do think about stuff, but for anybody who has a burning, I mean, a pure white-hot desire is really the wrong word, but it means conventionally accurate. A white-hot urge at the very center of their soul to understand natural order, you know, the way Mother Nature works, the nature of cosmic mechanics, you will find the answers. And the methodology for same, as I discovered, and it is a lost secret, and I'm writing a booklet on it currently, and I'd be done with it by now if I wasn't so damn busy, working seven days a week, you know, is anamnesis. Edgar Cayce engaged in this theurgic realm, you know, where he actually found answers to things. He wasn't right all the time, but he was right quite often. And I'm not really actually a big fan of Edgar Cayce, to be honest with you, but these belief systems that people have, too, are the opposite of truth, because these are things we're indoctrinated to believe. People today, unfortunately, dwell in realms of unreality and fantasy and protective bubbles, such that they're so very, very weak at coping with life. And there's a lot of reasons for this. We've poisoned our environment. We're flooded with, literally, in every microsecond, flooded with millions and millions and millions of frequencies that actually disturb to disrupt our mind, our soul, and our, you know, our calm, such that you can't see things when the, you know, there's a storm. You can't see the forest when it's dark and there's a storm raging, and that's how people's lives are today. People are crazy. They can't see, even though they want to see, the nature of reality, because there's a storm, and it's cloudy, and, you know, you can't see anything. And that's what people made their lives to be. Poison, millions of frequencies, you know, we're consuming poison on every level. We're consuming poison internally and actually bombarding ourselves with poison externally. And this is a fact. An old saying, Vox Veritas Vida, speak the truth as a way of life. But what it really means is you should bring yourself in line with natural order. When you seek to understand and align with natural order, you know, you'll be nothing other than a receptacle of truth through which the truth operates. And life becomes simpler. It becomes easier. We still have to suffer, you know, taxes, bills, and so on and so forth, obviously so, but, you know, it becomes simpler. You know, we don't complicate our lives by working. Nobody ultimately can fight very long against natural order. So it's always best to fall in line with natural order. I suffer some things that I obviously do wrong. I, you know, sit behind the computer too much. I shouldn't drink a Diet Coke. You know, I don't drink or do drugs, you know, other than being fat and, you know, maybe eating a giant baked potato, which I shouldn't have had last night. You know, stuff like that. I lead a simple life and I follow natural order and I have a bottomless fire of, desire is the wrong word, but I'm going to use the word desire, to understand natural order. And I've uncovered a lot. I mean, I really have. I don't care whether anybody believes that or not, because wisdom is its own reward. Anybody that seeks confirmation from other people is not wise and they haven't uncovered anything. Wisdom is its own reward on so many different levels. So what other people think about it is completely irrelevant, but to uncover natural order is never subjective too. It must be by definition universal. But anyway, Aletheia is recollection. That which we call truth is not whether something's true or false. I mean, it conventionally is by connotation, but true truth, true truth, right? True truth is recollection. It's anamnesis. If you're not familiar with this word, look it up. Anamnesis. A-N-A-M-N-E-S-I-S. Anamnesis. Smriti sati. These words conventionally translate as recollection, but they're metaphysical recollection, not conventional recollection. So this is what it means because this is the nature of truth. It's to understand natural order and to fall in line with or not to fall in line with natural order. Just to understand the mechanics of the universe and to be its cohort, its supporter, because you can never fight against it. People can spend most of their lives denying it and fighting against it, which people do do. You know it and I know it, but you can't fight it and you can't win against it because it is ultimate reality and it is as infinite as the universe and you are to it as nothing. So people that actually fight natural order, which is fighting truth, these people are by definition evil and they are by definition fools. And being evil and being a fool is not a good thing in any world in this universe. So one should always align themselves with natural order. And when you align yourself in natural order, you bring yourself in closer proximity to that which you truly are. You understand things better. Things become clearer. You don't get perturbed and upset over the mechanics of this insane world and all the fools in it that are fighting natural order by proxy or therefore fighting truth. Anyway, I really wanted to point out the fact that that which we consider truth is actually recollection, not conventional truth about whether you like sardines or not. Those are subjective and personal things, but that is something different. It's its own type of truth, which is also to natural order, because we all have something like sweets, something like salty food, like burgers and fries. These are also two natural orders such that they are subjectively pleasing to us and they are therefore two subjective truths, but not ultimate truths. But they are still fall in line with natural order and therefore too is a proxy of ultimate truth. No teacher in college or high school ever had to talk with you about truth and what it actually is. But truth ultimately is both recollection and truth is always ultimately about natural order. Universal, transcendent, and never subjective. We can have our own little subjective truths about things, but it is nothing ultimately other than a reflection of natural order in a subjective limited sense regarding our psychophysical being and what we may or may not like, so on and so forth. Well, that's the truth to me. I believe it. That's my truth. It's like, well, there's no such thing as your truth. I love it when people say, this is my truth. It's the truth to me. It's like, no, you're wrapped up in your own delusions and your own silly belief systems of unreality. You are not your beliefs. Nobody is their beliefs. Man, if people understood that, there'd be a whole lot less war and strife in the universe, but people don't understand that. You're attacking me. It's like, no, your beliefs. You are not your beliefs. No, it's me because I'm my beliefs. You're attacking me. We're going to fight now. It's like, no, you're not your beliefs. That's the most important thing that people should learn in the world is that they are not their beliefs because beliefs are contrary to natural order. People need to follow and make themselves one with, in a Yoda sort of sense, make themselves one with natural order, not build up this phantasm, this fart in the wind of their beliefs. This is me. Well, your belief system, kind of like a house built on the sands near the ocean shore, ain't going to last for long because it is against natural order. Always it is against. It won't last and you'll do nothing but suffer and be in misery because you want to fight natural order. You can't fight natural order. Nobody can ever. You'll never win at it. You'll never succeed at it and you'll reap nothing but misery. When you fight natural order, the only thing that comes about it is, comes from it, the fruit of which is misery, suffering, and worse. Hell. Hell itself, actually. I don't want to discuss hell in this video. It's not an actual place, but anyway, hope you like this video. Thanks so much for watching and goodbye.