Unity – Wholeness [CR 927]

Unity – Wholeness

A unity or a whole consists without exception of two factors, namely the NEGATIVE factor and the POSITIVE factor, which together or combined result in a unity or a whole. A unity or a whole is absolutely inseparable and fused with a negative and a positive factor, consequently, there has also never been anything inseparable, there is nothing inseparable, and there will never be anything inseparable. Accordingly, it follows in every case that both the NEGATIVE and the POSITIVE are also only one factor, but never a unit or a whole, and remain variable and changeable in themselves. Thus, the negative and positive can be weakened or strengthened in their own value, or become more powerful or less powerful. This means that negative and positive can be expressed more strongly or more weakly in their application and effect, or more energetically/powerfully or, conversely, less energetically/powerfully. For example, a tantrum, which is negative in nature, can be stronger or weaker, while a positive aspect, such as courage, can weaken to despondency or increase to overconfidence. This should be explained in order to be correctly understood.

Negative and positive are each a factor that together form what determines whether a unity or a whole is formed in a negative or positive way, because through the formation and predominance of either the negative or the positive, the unity or the whole is then formed accordingly. the whole is formed accordingly.

The unity or whole of the human being is the self-educated absolute nature or form of their character, which is arranged in the brain and fundamentally forms their personality and determines their decisions, as well as controlling their social interactions and behaviour. The character, in which all personality traits are actually stored, exercises impulse control over how and in what way