Relationship

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A relationship is a connection between monads.

Several different types of relationships can exist. Relationships can be be monopolar (i.e. between two separate individual monads), dyadic (i.e. between between two or more individuals. You and I have a relationship (a connection) through this page, just as you have a relationship (i.e. a connection) with your parents, your siblings, and your friends. Note that relationships don’t have to be between just two individuals. You and your spouse (a dyad), taken together as “we”, may have a relationship to some other married couple. In this case, “we” have a relationship with “them”. You may also have a group relationship with the group of people you work with.

See Also

Creation

As above in consciousness, so below in_matter

First Creation

Problem of Ennui | Unfolding of Creation | Dimensions of Creation | Breath of God | Fundamental Factors of Creation | Problem of Daath

Second Creation

Great Cosmic Death | Acceleration | Orgasm

Third Creation

Vibration | Point of Entry (Point Zero)| Point of Separation Oroborous | Big Bang/The Watershed/Third Creation | Light Experience | Feeling

Elements of Creation | Creative Idea | Creative Position | Creative Relationship | Creative Expectation | Force+Formation | Fundamental View of Creation

Day One | Day Two | Day Three | Day Four | Day Five | Day Six

Fourth Creation

Further Reading

Sharp, Michael. (BOLVII). The Book of Light: The Nature of God, the Structure of Consciousness, and the Universe Within You (Vol. Two - Water). St. Albert, Alberta: Lightning Path Press.