Continuity by Creation +: Collected Writings of Ricky Bennison - Tapa blanda

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Continuity by creation is a statement which identifies the essential presence of creation in continuity. This truth is readily observable in the procreation of life and the continuity of families, species and so forth. This book explores the process of continuity by creation in a philosophical and common sense manner. Time is the subject which perhaps best elucidates the statement of continuity by creation, and the accessible approach taken here should hopefully allow the reader increased insight into how it works. The observation of truths readily apparent in everyday life, such as everything which occurs in the present moment occurs both instantaneously and simultaneously, and that for something to continue it must continue to something, should hopefully aid an understanding of time’s eternal creation and continuity. The writings on time find support in the theory of the Universe’s increase in size; a process which is considered to be caused by the self-creation of a new centre which increases the inward dimensional range of the Universe. It should be noted that the new centre orders the entire Universe in regard to itself, and its position is not based in regard to what the inward dimensional range of the Universe was prior to its creation. The self-creation of the new centre newly defines, orders, and increases the dimensions of the Universe. The sections on time and the Universe help to form the frontispiece of this book; there are also other subjects addressed such as physiology, science, and literature. The method of analysis employed for these was similar to that used for the time and Universe sections and includes observation, intuition, and logic. Numerous theories are presented, such as the scientific idea of an object resonating and imprinting a signature of itself onto the surrounding medium, and the implications of this for communication and navigation (including for energy forms e.g. the resonant signature of the Earth (body) in regard to lightning’s navigation to it). There is also the physiological theory that deeper breathing, and the correspondent action of the diaphragm, may be an effective aid to balance. And in regard to literature, a simple interpretative tool called a character triangle (the interconnection of a sense of identity, place, and function) which also has applications for understanding human psychology. These are a few examples and there are many more. There is plenty for the reader to engage with and consider, and they should hopefully find ‘Continuity by Creation +’ to be an interesting and enjoyable read.