The Knowledge

all knowledge is theory ... "my theory" you would call it.

the better the theory ... the more resilent the subjective reality built upon it.

knowledge -- the edge of your now as you know it

getting knowledge to infinitiy and beyond ... the infinitate

Crux of All Knowledge ...

the mind -- a function of the body, the thing that sees, the thing that saves ideas, the thing that suggests causal relationships, the thing that calculates meaning to coincidences (able to express)

the heart / spirit / soul -- a function of feeling, emotional, validation (able to instruct)

the Duality of Man
secular world-view :: mind vs. body (substitute mind for 'the soul')
spiritual world-view :: spiritual vs. material

the Spirit -- it is in you
the Jesus -- it is the living Body (of Christ)
the Father -- it is the Exterior / the World / Reality / ever present Being

The best and highest goal is the happiness which originates from virtuous actions.
Plato, regard virtue as knowledge pure and simple.
Aristotle, regard virtue as founded on nature, habit, and reason.

Virtue consists in acting according to nature: that is, keeping the mean between the two extremes. Personal virtues are characteristics valued as promoting individual and collective well-being, and thus good by definition. The opposite of virtue is vice. (more on Virtues)

Thus
Valor is a mean between cowardice and recklessness.
Temperance is the mean in respect to sensual enjoyments.

Teleology (Greek: telos: end, purpose) is the philosophical study of design and purpose. A teleological school of thought is one that holds all things to be designed for or directed toward a final result, that there is an inherent purpose or final cause for all that exists.

As a school of thought it can be contrasted with metaphysical naturalism, which views nature as having no design or purpose. Teleology would say that a person has eyes because he has the need of eyesight (form following function), while naturalism would say that a person has sight because he has eyes (function following form). Or, substance before form / formality before substance.

Paradox of Being

-- being form or being substance -- being form is objective definition (becoming seen) ; being substance is subjective (being felt)

-- a circle with infinate shapes inside it --

-- a circle filled with infininate radius to make the point ---

-- encircle the circle and now gaps revealed as the radius continue to go outward --

one is one (infinite into itself)

objectify it, what is within points out, all the limitless inner things

to accept one is to accept the infinite ... the set of Every onething is again Onething

If I am ... Then I am everything

[the Beauty & the Beast ... God ... De can tour De cart]

"Dangerous Knowledge is the Truth ... Truth that with stands all Time all Light"

from the Latin infinitas or "unbounded" .. "not having(in) end(fin it) thing(as)" ... a thing without final being