El Juego De La Mente

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From the desk of Pierre Beaudry

THE MIND-GAME OF CHANGING PRINCIPLES IN TIME
By Pierre Beaudry, 07/25/2011

“So, therefore, what is the principle, which must be introduced to replace pleasure and pain? What is the conception of the actual interest of every human being, and especially their society, what is their interest in survival? What is the program? What is the conception,which they must think through, and adopt, as opposed to pleasure/pain, as a standard of this?” Lyndon LaRouche “Such is the nature of gratuitousness. Time, which gnaws and fritters all things away, only augments and increases the value of benefits.” François Rabelais “Dissymmetrical chirality of anti-entropy is what makes things survive and grow. That’s the ticket, that’s the new standard of fun.”Dehors Debonneheure

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INTRODUCTION

What is the most important question you can ask about time, at this great moment of the galactic anniversary of our Solar System’s 62 million year cycle? If you were to answer: “What time is it?” or “How much time do we have left to live as a species?” I’d say that you’re asking the wrong questions, because galactic time is not clock-time. Yes timeflies, but it doesn’t fly the way most people thing it does. Most people tend to get mixed up in time because they don’t understand where it is coming from or where it is going, so they let it go by without paying attention. The point is that galactic time is action-time, and action-time is anti-entropic change in the universe as a whole. Time is what makes things grow. That is the sort of time thatmust be made conscious for mankind, now more than ever, during this great Solar System birthday party. Moreover, as Lyn keeps demonstrating, the only way to understand this galactic time is by applying the principle of time reversal as J. S. Bach did in his Preludes and Fugues, that is to say, by applying a Lydian harmonic principle of action in a manner such that the human soul understands how toaxiomatically transform itself from a lower manifold to a higher manifold of energy-flux-density. The best example I could find to illustrate this process is the political organizing case of Cardinal Gilles Mazarin during the negotiating time process of the 1648 Peace of Westphalia. From the vantage point of galactic time, the most important question about this organizing principle becomes thequestion of discovering how long it takes for a human mind to go around, master, and have dominion over the universe. In other words, given the fact that the human mind is created in the image of God the Creator, each individual mind reflects what the universe represents as a whole. Therefore, how long would it take for human beings to change their minds in a manner such that they become authorizedto change the universe by their creative powers? In plain American language, how long does it take to get rid of all of the shit that has been sitting in your mind since you were born? That is the most important galactic question to be asking about time today. The idea is to simply pull your self together in a ruthless way and think big, think in the giant footprints of Rabelais. Since mankind hasbeen present in the galaxy for only a few million years, and since we must account for changes that affect billions of years of the life of the universe as a whole, we are forced to discover short cuts of least-action pathways that we must take to help accomplish the work that remains to be done, in a shorter span of time than it would otherwise be required to do, if we had to stop in every partof the full galactic circus. Those shortcuts require giant steps. However, those shortcuts are not subject to sense perception. They can only be perceived by a mind, and better still, by the intention of a community of minds who are oriented to the future.

1. THE RABELAISIAN MIND-GAME OF GIANT LEAST-ACTION STEPS

What I will now discuss is a mind-game of least-action that encapsulates...