On Seemingness .

Many things Seem to be as What they are Not . Recognizing this, the Masters of the Ages, especially in matters particularly of a Universal Priority, have long advocated Simplicity. Yet for all their Simplicity, it is only themselves they have Simplified, eluding the deeper rivulets of more complex truths, which words are not liable to Pronounce, and the senses - without refinement - could rarely ever perceive. It Seemed Simple enough in the Stadium of Facts, the day Gautama Siddhartha perished from Diarrhoea which he contracted from accepting the Homage of a Sincere Pupil of his. It Seemed Quite Plain, when Jesus hung high on a Cross, that it was but another day in Jerusalem Square. On the contrary, it Seems, when one is presented with flashy brochures, complicated numerical glyphs, patterns and images, appellations of automated projection in thick stock paper and some imitation gold foil stamp, little objects revered for their "Certifiable Value", it all Seems to add to some Lasting Character to the Irrevocable Procession of "Facts", attesting to the insuperable Validity of "Global Warming", "The War on Terror", "The National Economic Cycle". Yet the Sublime Point is Thus : The term "Seems" is merely a Premise, as are ' Simplicity ', ' Complexity ', premises belonging to the Causative Principle of Organization of This or That. Not all Premises are Valid, and the invalidity of all Premises is Instant when they remain Unexamined. Simple Premises will not emanate their Profound Character where Profound Character compelled their Simplification, unless Experience or Observation grants Assent to its Respectability. Complex Premises conversely will not yield to their elementary base of assumptions - or of their thoughtful actualities and transcendences thereof - unless, one has understood the Innate Grounds of things, in Consequence to their delineations in Effect that attest to Scientific Cause, and Scientific Cause, whose Knowability, would clarify the exact nature of effects. While things may Seem to be any number of This and That, ultimately the Governor of All Things are nowhere to be discovered in the multitudes of facts, nor in the relativities betwixte these ( viz. ' Premises ' ) , but on the higher essence of Principle Alone, Known and Resoundingly made more Intelligent in the Spiritual Heart that is in Harmony with the Biological Premises of Body and Mind. If you Can Not Understand, You should see to it that you Know Why. For even what Seems to transpire in you and me as Understanding, may very well be an imitation gold foil stamp, impressed on the vanilla cardstock of the unexamined assumptions innate in your own Consciousness. Discover them, and discover the Principle of things - things such as lexikon, five senses, and allegory and literatures - and move all Causality in your Life to be directed and dedicate to their Discovery. For nothing Is, as It Simply, Seems ; And Never Has, Nor Will It Ever Be, Such and So .


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