Musings on Meaning-Gravity

In many of my articles, I mention the concept of meaning-gravity. Meaning-gravity is a concept that first appeared in my understanding when I was speaking with the god Thoth. As he was discussing flows of meaning between realities, the concept of meaning-gravity came to me fully formed. When I raised the concept with Thoth, he confirmed my understanding, and expanded on it even further, noting that in a world of attachment, meaning-gravity is everything.

Everything that exists in our three-dimensional space/time is only one facet of much larger multidimensional mandalas that exist outside of space and time. Meaning and gravity are part of the same multidimensional mandala, expressed in different ways in our experience. Gravity pulls on our physical experience and meaning pulls on our psyche. We exist surrounded by pools of meaning-gravity, tugging on us in different ways.

Both gravity and meaning move us unconsciously, without our volition. While we cannot yet escape from the pull of gravity, we now have the tools to work with and escape from the unconscious pull of meaning. The Interface attainment is the first of such tools. It is built off of the understanding that we all exist in our own personal reality, and an interface exists between our reality and every other reality. With the Interface attainment, we can shift meaning gravity into and away from objects and people, making them more or less noticeable to observers, and giving them a greater or lesser significance in people’s psyches. In fact, this is what higher-density entities do all the time to coordinate our experience, bringing our attention to specific objects and things to teach us lessons and help us grow.

If we wish to escape the pull of meaning entirely, a technology known as Lucifer’s Rapture is the answer. Lucifer’s Rapture is also known as Transcendent Sovereignty, since it gives rise to a sovereignty that is no longer pushed and pulled by pools of meaning. With this tool, we can choose the meaning we assign to any aspect of our experience, tuning away the meaning from negative influences like offense and drama. Other people’s drama becomes meaningless when it enters our reality, allowing us to interact with it without personal impact. Similarly, we can assign positive meanings to previously mundane or challenging aspects of life, finding greater enjoyment in them. Freedom from forced meaning is freedom from suffering.