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The Premise

Restorative Supposition

My self-evident constitution changed from a loss of innocence at the early age of six when at that moment I identified the absence to the leaving of God, some life-giving spirit, whom I later called the Holy Spirit, to which I immediately responded with the question:  Why did you leave me?  That profound incident bent me on the quest to restore my standing with God as soon as possible with the terrifying notion that help was not readily at hand. 

Philosophical bedside readings by my father prompted me to better the authors’ work seeing that they did not provide salvation in any tangible way.  I learned the consequences of good and evil early on in my life and I always thought at the difficult times that there must be a system recognizable to differentiate the two.  Even children at my age could not be trusted.

Steeped in organized religion, I soon realized that that experience was a waste of time, big time, and occasionally horrendous.  I was left with an internal conversation that being alone was going to be my lot in life until eventually at university I cracked with failure during a nervous breakdown right in the Assistant Dean’s office.

Advice from him to integrate actually worked.  I found myself integrating everything in sight.  My student roommate suggested that I needed input so I handled the book by Soren Kierkegaard with trepidation while reading his Fear and Trembling.  I read two of his books at the rate of one-half hour per page.  I never enjoyed being so engrossed in literature before then.  I felt his anxiety to be recognized from whom he called his hero yet unknown to him.  I identified with his solitude and I was impressed with his wisdom.  But wait.  Not even he could supply the immeasurable grace I needed for salvation, a living essence to saturate my being with purity of spirit.

Perusing the Holy Bible, I came to think that especially the New Testament contained hints to the nature of the Godhead and His Kingdom which only needed a healthy dose of integration to establish a mechanism that would fit everything in sight.  I came to believe that every part of Nature displays the evidence required to understand a universal pattern of existence, the epitome of existentialism.

While still at university, I gained an insightful curiosity from my sociology professor lecturing about meaningful human interaction, MHI, whose description included the cat in the sand-box   Envision a perfectly contoured box of sand, there he imagined in its midst a profanity which smelled to high heaven.  To him, finding the cause of that universal abomination would elevate his career to immense proportions. 

I was mindful of Matthew 6:33:  “Set your mind on God’s kingdom and his justice before everything else, and all the rest will come to you as well.”  Some would argue that it is only possible to discover the complete set of all the smaller pictures to arrive at the whole, whereas I believe that finding the large picture will deliver all the smaller ones at once.  Holography provides the answer.  Each subset is simply the duplication of the whole, the universal set.  Today, fractal geometry mathematically denotes that.

After receiving the kingdom of God, the Holy Spirit of God, my prayers have been answered.  In fact, looking back, all my prayers have been answered. 

According to some physicists who occasionally wrote sporadically that the vortex is the key geometry for all things normal, to those people, that edict was the big universal picture although academically.  Praise to the people who arrive at that conclusion spiritually.

Theoretical physics is all about geometry.  But geometry is more powerful than that.  Geometry stands alone without mathematical notation. 

When you are in the outfield  playing baseball and the ball is projected your way, you do not sit down and calculate the trajectory of the ball in order to catch it;  you simply catch the thing. 

Many examples of that nature occur every day and night, at home or in the workplace.  There are people who intuitively arrive at what to do whereas there are people who will calculate the same result to give the desired outcome.  Neither is wrong.  So let us not be biased here.  Either authority will do the job.

If the Devil delegates authority, and the Creator recognizes authority, whose spike railroaded the last nation?  The answer is the Official One.  To whom do we give our respect? 

To this day, Matthew 3:16 had been misinterpreted:  “…He saw the Spirit of God descending like a dove to alight upon him;” The Holy Spirit does not look like a dove.  Rather, She came down like one.  In other words, the flight path of the dove is more than likely a spiral trajectory. 

What other early church symbolism has been lost?  After my work, I found amazing meaning to early church hieroglyphs over a tomb and on an ossuary.  The early genuine church knew what I know today and what you will know after reading my work.

What of the stone hieroglyphs on Ireland’s soil?  They are the convergence of two disparate cultures, two art forms which are impossible to integrate.  The original people were a spiral culture and the Vikings which invaded their territory supplanted their beliefs with a Euclidean based culture which reflected their barbaric lifestyle, set in stone, no less.

There is evidence of spiral cultures in other parts of the world.  What do we have today?

It is known by some that Bible prophecies coincide with historic accounts.  Early church prophets were called apostles.  Both names occur as a result of receiving or taking back the Holy Spirit of God.  The prophets or apostles today are no less bestowed.