'Plato's Cosmology' (Oil on Canvas 600 x 500mm) The basis of the Cosmology is that existence is made up of four elements. These are Earth, Air, Fire and Water. Theses differing elements interact with each other in quite specific ways. For example fire needs air and earth to work, whereas water comes from air and earth is eroded by water. The correlation between Plato's ideas and contemporary psychology is unmistakable. POA
The Idea of Unity
Edward Merkus
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EXCERPTS
Possession
by the Idea of Unity.PDF
The
Idea of Unity in Ancient Egypt.PDF
The
Idea of Unity in Alchemy.PDF
The
Idea of Unity- Symbolic Language.PDF
The
Idea of Unity- Revelation.PDF
The
Idea of Unity in Philosophy.PDF
QUOTE
"The important aspect of Kant’s division of the world
into opposites is that he regards ‘Noumena’ having an
objective reality. Indeed this is an important viewpoint
in that the products of the unconscious do have an
objective reality. For example, dreams come to us while
asleep without conscious input or control. They happen
of their own accord and in their own way. Similarly, we
project inner characters and ideas onto the ‘phenomenal’
world, which connects us to that world.
