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===Stanislav Groff===

"The East has a model of the cosmos with a hollow center. Creation Emerged from the Void as a total gestalt in which everything is interconnected, has its place, and ultimately is an equally important part of the whole. In the West, you have a cosmogenetic model that is very different. In the center is the source of power. it is God, the Big Boss, who created the universe and from this central powerhouse emanates a hierarchical system with diminishing significance. In the archetypal world, you have the tiers of celestial beings--from the highest ones...to the archangels and then ordinary angels. And in nature, you have the lower and higher organisms and ultimately humans, as the crown of creation."<ref>Laszlo, E., Grof, S., & Russell, P. (1999). The Consciousness Revolution. Las Vegas: Elf Rock Productions. pp. 47.</ref>

===Plotinus===

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===Huston Smith===

...describes a Mescaline experience where he came face to face with the emanation of The Fabric 

<blockquote>I was experiencing the metaphysical theory known as emanationism, in which, beginning with the clear, unbroken [[Light of the Void]], that light then fractures into multiple forms and declines in intensity as it devolves through descending levels of reality.<ref>Huston, S. (2000). Cleansing the Doors of Perception. Boulder, CO: Sentient Publications. pp. 11.</ref></blockquote>


===Emanuel Swedenborg===

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9216. Heavenly, spiritual, and earthly realities follow and progress in proper sequence, and are accompanied by what is divine because they come from the Divine....One of these flows into the next in the same order just mentioned...Everything in the physical world comes from the Divine through the spiritual world....We have been created in such a way that we perceive in ourselves divine things that are descending all the way into physical matter in accord with the divine design.<ref>SWEDENBORG, EMANUEL. New Jerusalem (NW CENTURY EDITION) (p. 41-2). Swedenborg Foundation Publishers. Kindle Edition.</ref> 

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