The Logos // Law Of One 002

In the second installment of her Law of One series, Erin explores the concept of the "logos," a foundational element in understanding creation and the universe, particularly our solar system. Drawing from the Law of One books and biblical scripture, she explains that the logos represents the original thought from which all creation stems, expanding infinitely within the mind of the Infinite Creator. Erin delves into the fractal nature of creation, where galaxies, stars, and planets each serve as unique expressions of the Creator. She highlights the interconnectedness of all logos, emphasizing their role in the ongoing evolutionary process of creation.

• The term "Logos" is a foundational concept in understanding the creation of the universe, particularly within the context of the Law of One series.
• "Logos" is derived from the Greek word meaning "word," "plan," or "reason," and is famously used in the opening chapter of the Book of John in the Bible.
• In the Law of One, the Logos is described as the "original thought" from which all creation emanates, expanding within the mind of the One Infinite Creator.

"In the beginning was the Logos, and the Logos was with God, and the Logos was God. All things were made through it, and without it, nothing was made that has been made."

• This quote from the Book of John aligns with the Law of One's description of the Logos as the original creative force.

"Raaah describes that all of creation is a part of one original thought. This original thought is the Logos."

• The Logos is the initial thought or concept that sparks the infinite expansion and expression of the Creator.

• The creation process begins with the concept of infinity, which then becomes aware, leading to the focus of infinity into infinite energy.
• This infinite energy can be described as "love" or "Logos," representing the conscious principle of creation.

"The Creator is the focusing of infinity as an aware or conscious principle called by us as closely as we can create understanding in your language intelligent infinity."

• The Creator's awareness and focus transform infinity into a conscious, creative force, referred to as intelligent infinity.

• The idea that God has no limitations is both true and paradoxical; God is limitless, yet without experience, God cannot know itself.
• The universe serves as the medium for the Creator to explore, express, and experience itself, allowing God to understand its own nature.

"The only limitation you could say that God has is that without experience, God cannot know what God is like because without experience, God is just pure perfect original innocence."

• This highlights the necessity of creation for the Creator to gain self-awareness and understanding through experience.

"The Creator has to do this job itself, so it needs to create some kind of medium through which to explore and express and experience itself, and that's what the universe is."

• The universe is the Creator's means of self-exploration, expression, and experience, facilitating its understanding of its own existence.

• Although the creation process is described linearly for simplicity, it is ultimately a simultaneous occurrence.
• The awareness and focus of infinity into infinite energy and love are part of a continuous, eternal process of creation.

"Understand that everything I'm about to lay out for you is ultimately a simultaneous happening, but for the sake of simplicity, I'm gonna lay it out for you in a more linear fashion."

• This statement underscores the complex, non-linear nature of creation as described in the Law of One.

• Intelligent infinity is the foundational concept that leads to the first primal distortion, which is free will.
• Free will allows for the creation of an infinite number of dimensions.
• Energy from intelligent infinity moves to create randomized forces that form patterns and rhythms, leading to the creation of universes and dimensions.

"The energy moves from the intelligent infinity do first to the outpouring of randomized creative force this then creating the patterns which in holographic style appear as the entire creation of matter in which direction of energy is explored."

• This quote emphasizes the initial movement of energy from intelligent infinity, resulting in creative forces that form the universe's structure.

• Light is considered the expression of love in physical form and possesses intelligence.
• The creation process is fractal, meaning each part reflects the whole and follows a universal blueprint at different scales.

"Raw explains that light is the expression of love and physical form and has intelligence rakhal's it love light."

• This quote highlights the relationship between light, love, and intelligence, illustrating the foundational elements of physical creation.

• Creation follows a hierarchical structure, starting with galaxies as the first logos, followed by stars and planetary bodies as sub-logoi and sub-sub-logoi, respectively.
• Each level of creation has its unique patterns and systems, such as the archetypal mind in stars and evolutionary patterns in planetary bodies.

"A galaxy is the first logos the galaxy itself is not the logos because the logos is a non-physical consciousness but the galaxy is the physical manifestation of the logos."

• This quote clarifies the distinction between the non-physical logos and its physical manifestation as galaxies, emphasizing the hierarchical nature of creation.

• Each living creature is a sub-sub logos with free will to explore and create within the given structure.
• The unique expression of free will by individuals is a reflection of the one Infinite Creator.

"The expression of our own unique free will is ultimately the expression of the one Infinite Creator."

• This quote underscores the importance of individual free will as a means of expressing the Creator, highlighting the interconnectedness of all levels of creation.

• Galaxies and stars are unique experiments in creation, each with its own vibratory patterns, laws, and structures.
• This uniqueness mirrors the individuality found in people, suggesting a personalized aspect to universal creation.

"As we know through our own science the size and shapes of galaxies differs quite dramatically throughout the universe each galaxy is in a sense its own experiment and is as unique as each person is unique."

• This quote illustrates the diversity and individuality present in the universe, comparing it to the uniqueness of human beings.

• Traditional religion often views stars and planets as deities, but this is a limited perception of the divine.
• Every celestial body is a manifestation of God's infinite mind, each expressing itself uniquely.
• The process of creation is ongoing, not a singular event, and God is continuously creating without a definitive beginning or end.
• The universe is structured hierarchically, with each level (e.g., galaxies, stars, planets) being a unique expression of the one original thought of God, known as the Logos.

"Every galaxy and star and planet is basically one localized unit of God's infinite mind exploring and expressing itself in its own unique way."

• This quote illustrates the concept that celestial bodies are not separate deities but expressions of a singular divine consciousness.

"God did not just speak a word and proof everything into existence all at once."

• This emphasizes the ongoing and evolutionary nature of creation, contrasting with traditional religious narratives of instantaneous creation.

• The Logos is the original thought of God, and each sub-logos (e.g., stars, planets) inherits traits from its parent while expressing them uniquely.
• Creation is seen as a series of experiments, with each universe exploring new aspects of the Creator.
• Each Logos becomes a co-creator, channeling what is called "intelligent energy" into the formation of natural laws and structures.

"The ultimate purpose of the logos is to explore the Creator as the exploration begins each logos finds its focus and becomes a co-creator."

• This quote highlights the role of the Logos as both an explorer and creator, contributing to the diversity of the universe.

"Each logos channels the Lovelight made by the Creator into what rakhal's intelligent energy."

• Intelligent energy is the medium through which the Logos creates, forming the basis of natural laws.

• Each Logos has access to the knowledge of all other Logoi, allowing them to incorporate and experiment with new variations in creation.
• This interconnectedness leads to diverse expressions and evolutionary paths across different planets and systems.

"Each logos has access to the knowledge gained by every other logos in the universe."

• This interconnectedness allows for a shared pool of knowledge, fostering creativity and diversity in creation.

• Venus and Mars evolved intelligent life earlier than Earth, with Venus achieving harmony more quickly due to the absence of an opposable thumb.
• The opposable thumb on Mars and Earth led to the creation of tools and eventually weapons, influencing the evolutionary path towards conflict.

"Raw explains that both Venus and Mars had evolved intelligent life much earlier than Earth."

• This sets the stage for understanding the different evolutionary trajectories of planets based on their unique characteristics.

"The invention of handheld weapons was never conceived on Venus because they had no opposable thumb."

• The absence of an opposable thumb on Venus led to a more harmonious evolution, highlighting the impact of physical traits on societal development.

• Venus and Mars are represented as astrological archetypes, aligned with Greek mythology, where Venus symbolizes beauty and harmony, and Mars embodies will and determination.
• Each star, or sub logos, in the universe creates its own unique system of astrological archetypes, distinct from others, indicating a diversity of cosmic expressions.
• The archetypal systems across the universe can vary significantly, potentially baffling and confounding human intellect due to their complexity and uniqueness.

"Astrology says that Venus expresses beauty and harmony and is ruled by the goddess of love from Greek mythology while Mars expresses will and determination and is ruled by the God of War."

• This quote highlights the connection between astrological archetypes and mythology, emphasizing the symbolic roles of Venus and Mars.

"Each sub logos or star creates its own system of archetypes that every single star you can see has its own unique astrological system of archetypes that are different from ours."

• This underscores the uniqueness of each star's astrological system, suggesting a vast diversity in cosmic archetypes.

• The sub logos, or star systems, engage in cosmic experimentation, trying out different configurations to observe results, contributing to the collective knowledge of all logos in the universe.
• The process of experimentation is an integral part of the cosmic order, allowing for the discovery and understanding of new archetypal systems.

"The sub logos literally didn't know what would happen until it tried the experiment out and saw the results."

• This emphasizes the experimental nature of cosmic systems, where outcomes are not predetermined but discovered through practice.

• Stars or sub logos undergo a cycle of progression through densities, eventually coalescing and collapsing, akin to a universal Big Bang, leading to the formation of black holes.
• Black holes represent the culmination of a star's journey, uniting with the creator and ending its physical manifestation.

"Once a star system has completed its progression through the densities, the light seeking and finding its final source then coalesces and absorbs all the light into itself as it returns to the source."

• This explains the cyclical nature of star systems and their ultimate return to the source, manifesting as black holes.

"Black holes are the result of that star or sub logos having succeeded in uniting with the creator and thus ending its physical manifestation."

• This quote illustrates the spiritual significance of black holes as the endpoint of a star's cosmic journey.

• The universe is described as infinitely mysterious, with intelligence and harmony beyond human recognition, serving the purpose of self-discovery for the Infinite Creator.
• The journey of understanding and seeking is endless, with every experience and creation contributing to the knowledge of the self and the universe.

"The universe truly is infinite in its mysteries and there is so much more intelligence and harmony at play than we can possibly recognize."

• This conveys the boundless nature of the universe and the profound intelligence underlying its operations.

"Consider if you will that the universe is infinite... you are unity, you are infinity, you are love light and light love. This is the law of one."

• This quote encapsulates the essence of the Law of One, emphasizing unity, infinity, and the interconnectedness of all existence.