The Final Truth

A Theory of Practice

The Thirteen Intentions of Creation

In this chapter we will learn ways that the knowledge imparted by the Thirteen Intentions of Creation can be applied in practice. It is nonetheless critical that you understand that the Thirteen Intentions are nothing more than a set of tools at your disposal. The Thirteen Intentions should be to you as a number of ways to express and realize your Will (IC #13). Notice how your Will is at the same level as all the Intentions taken as one: Intention #13. Therefore, your Will and the Thirteen Intentions taken as one are the same thing: your Will is composed of 13 Intentions. The key is to live by the law of your Will, which is also the Will of the Creator: Love. In this chapter we will present a practical definition for Love that will also serve as a definition for what everyone really wants deep inside.

The first impulse displayed by most people is anxiety associated to the fact that they want to follow and obey the Thirteen Intentions as soon as possible. They want to put themselves under what the Thirteen Intentions represent. The problem is that when one follows the Thirteen Intentions, they are actually following their own Will disguised as a belief system. It is needless to say that this approach will be just another attempt by the individual to escape self-responsibility. As noted in Chapter 2, all beliefs are self-deception. First and most importantly is that you get to know and understand what the Thirteen Intentions are and then you can proceed to apply them in your life effectively. Belief in the Thirteen Intentions is far from being the same as understanding them.

However, even the idea that the Thirteen Intentions can somehow be applied in practice is questionable. The Thirteen Intentions are the programming behind Reality and so everything / everyone already follows them in one way or another. It is irrelevant that we try to apply reality on top of reality because we already do it all the time! You can only really choose to become aware of the underlying plan / programming of Creation or not, and if you do become aware then your existence and evolution will be much more hassle-free. Again, it all falls down to achieving peace of mind. Everybody wants to be at peace with themselves. With a greater awareness of the nature of reality, you will be able to recognize patterns better, and it is from the recognition of patterns that peace of mind can come.

Anyway, the Thirteen Intentions can be used to manipulate reality at the conscious level to the extent that they allow you to concentrate all of your energy only on a few (13) things that really matter. By concentrating on a certain Intention you are already concentrating on what is of most significance to the reality you are in. However, you cannot expect the Intentions to make decisions for you. You cannot expect the Intentions to do the work for you while you remain with your arms crossed. Do you want to be a programmer or a program? The challenge is to become the programmer and stop being programmed by Reality / Creation. As long as your free will does not dictate the rules by which you live, you are being controlled by external (alien) forces. Your free will should be above the programmatic nature of reality. Your free will should be the true nature of your reality.

The most practical result everybody is really trying to achieve is relief from practical results. Consequently, much more important that obtaining practical results is that we strive to obtain more consciousness, which will ultimately determine whether we have peace of mind or not. Nothing short of an infinite level of consciousness is sufficient for a perfect application of the Truth. Your only compromise at all times must be with Infinity, because anything less is a contradiction, a fraud. Relatively speaking, no amount of action we take is ever sufficient when we lack consciousness, because everything that we do is a fuck-up that could be made a million times better.

The search for the Truth is a matter of personal development; it is an internal (spiritual - IC #9) journey as we strive to increase our energy and expand our consciousness. Energy and consciousness are names for the same universal variable whose only purpose is to increase its value perpetually. This variable describes the only kind of power that can only grow and never decrease: spiritual power. However, many people believe that there are shortcuts in life that can provide them with more power than they actually deserve -- a great trap. And so people keep looking for nonexistent shortcuts. The truth is that there are no shortcuts, and one must learn the art of "escaping forward," that is, always advancing instead of retreating. In a spiritual sense, there is no way out in our evolution except when we go straight up to the wall and we bang head against it until it breaks.

"The Truth lies within" -- truer words have never been spoken. This means that a practical application of the universal and fundamental knowledge presented in this book will really only depend on how much you can realize the truth that the Thirteen Intentions are not "out there," but within yourself. They are Creational intentions after all, and only living beings can have intent. That is why knowledge of the Thirteen Intentions can make you more proficient in "bending" yourself as in the spoon metaphor of the movie Matrix, The (1999). The full dialogue between two characters of the movie, Neo and the Spoon Child, is shown below.

[Neo tries to bend a spoon only using his mind.]

Spoon Child: Do not try to bend the spoon, that is impossible. Instead, only try to realize the truth.

Neo: What truth?

Spoon Child: There is no spoon.

Neo: There is no spoon?

Spoon Child: Then you will see that it is not the spoon that bends, it is only yourself.

Bending yourself means changing (IC #13) yourself on a deep and personal level. Such task is nonetheless something akin to a miracle because it requires a consciousness change willed. Waiting for circumstances outside of your control to provoke permanent changes in your life is the biggest self-deception. You have to stop wanting and waiting for abstract forces of Nature to magically change your life for you. All that you will get with such an indirect and passive approach is the illusion of change. Stop wanting it and be it. You have to develop a mindset that increases your sense of self-responsibility up to infinity and leaves no other option in your mind besides the immediate need for you to be that change that you want to see in yourself. Change on a personal level must be done at all times, never "later." This is very difficult to achieve and requires that you find your true identity as a spiritual and godlike entity that has complete control over its destiny. (More on this topic later in this chapter.)

Therefore, in order to find the Truth you got to really be wanting to know who you are on a spiritual level. It does not matter how many beliefs you subscribe to, because none of it matters if you do not know how it all relates to you. It all comes down to you. That is why all knowledge is ultimately self-knowledge, and knowledge of the Thirteen Intentions, being the most powerful there is, can help you achieve a greater level of self-knowledge. But you have to regard this knowledge as a tool, nothing more. A tool is by definition an inanimate object that cannot do all the work by itself. The big difference with respect to the Thirteen Intentions is that they represent a tool that is alive (IC #5) and thus can almost do all the work for you, but you still have to put the final nail to impede the construction from falling apart. In other words, you can find the lot of all knowledge, you can find the Truth, but it may still fall through without you.

By getting to know yourself better you are expanding your sphere of consciousness, and at each rest stop during this process you can see by looking at your old self that you have successfully climbed another ledge. (Note: self-knowledge.). The effect is progressive as the individual evolves in consciousness and thus in his ability to create from intent. (Note: Thirteen Intentions.) The more expanded the awareness, the more powerful the intent, the more successful and automatic the creation and the more realized the consciousness. (Note: It is not a surprise that by 12 + 3 -> consciousness results in realizairton, automation and creation, etc.) therefore, the degree of power you have matters when you use the tool (intent) that which will invebitably be one of the any one Thirteen Intentions, or all of them at once if your will is aligned with Intention #13.

According to Intention #1, there is always a purpose behind something; there is always a meaning, a cause. There is, for example, a purpose for life and a purpose for evolution, and they differ from one another, though the latter includes and overrides the former. We may not be aware of the final purpose, but it exists in the sense that there is a straight answer that applies to everyone regardless of their beliefs, and this answer, if understood in the right context, can be more enlightening than relativistic answers such as "the purpose is that there is no purpose" or "the meaning is the meaning you give it." Notice how these last statements are contradictory considering that they imply that relativity is an absolute. Since relativity is not an absolute in Creation, specially because there is always order (IC #7) behind / beyond the perceived chaos, then anyone claiming these answers as final is simply ignorant of the final truth.

In Section 2.1, we learned that absolute concepts such as Existence are self-causing: they are their own purpose. The purpose for the Absolute (IC #13) is the Absolute, period. That is the highest purpose that anyone can have in their lives. But the problem is that we need to further elaborate on the nature of this grand purpose until we can achieve a level of certainty that will allow us to apply it in our lives. For now, consider that this purpose is spiritual and it coincides with what Intention #13 is all about: Love. We will better characterize and define this purpose later, because that is what matters to us after all: a well-defined purpose that covers everything.

Most people don't have a well-defined purpose in their lives; but of course, not everyone is looking to have one. Sometimes their purpose is to just experience the basic things that life has to offer and not necessarily do something "great" with it. To justify this purpose most people subscribe to the "enjoy life" philosophy, which is in tune with the highest purpose of Creation after all, as shown in the figure below. The problem is that a philosophy that sees life itself as the purpose of life is still not the highest purpose that one can have in their mind. The highest purpose is spiritual and lies at Intention #13, hence it is bigger / greater than life (IC #5) itself. It is a purpose that remains valid for all eternity, and so, in theory, it should span many lives.

Life is neither sacred nor insignificant; it just is. From a spiritual perspective, life is just an enriching experience that is not necessarily the first or the last. Belief in life after death is not even a requirement for us to be able to see everything as part of a bigger context: a plan of Creation as described by the Thirteen Intentions. Still, most people look for answers only inside the context of life because their focus is restricted to life, and so they are unable to find higher purpose that could provide them with everlasting fulfillment. Nonetheless, a conscious application of philosophies that see life as sacred has great potential, because then people can extrapolate the purpose of life as they see it and end up achieving great things. On the other hand, when people are not aware of any significant purpose, they will simply limit themselves to experience life without any sort of extrapolation; it can be argued that such basic experience is their purpose after all.

The biggest problem is not being ignorant about the purpose of life, but assuming that a certain course in life must be followed in detriment of all other possible courses. This in itself is an assumption that controls people's minds and limits the amount of energy and motivation they can have. For example, when one is part of a society, there is often stress and anxiety associated to the fact that the individual must honor a lifelong contract and yet he is not aware of having signed anything. Therefore, the individual keeps pushing himself to have the motivation to "do something" and "become someone" while inside society, but he does not have enough self-motivation because deep inside he feels obligated. One should not honor agreements in which they did not participate. Many people are brainwashed by society in this aspect, although in the end it is the individual that is allowing himself to be manipulated.

Self-motivation is something very hard to achieve, hence the reason why so many people choose to remain trapped in situations where responsibilities are automatically assigned to them by external sources / authorities. Professional workers in society often think that their work model is the most sacred form of responsibility, but it may be in fact less work compared to what it would take them to free their minds and become self-motivated. One does not have any responsibility at all except that which they decide to have for themselves, and freedom is already the ultimate responsibility that anyone can have. The price of freedom is eternal self-vigilance and infinite self-responsibility.

Greater motivation can only arise when there is freedom, which is above all a state of mind. Funnily enough, it is when the individual ceases to think that he ought to have motivation to do certain things that he also starts having motivation to do everything. If one strives for nothing too much in particular, they automatically acquire the energy (motivation) to strive for everything at once. For this reason, there is truth in the statement "the purpose is to not have a purpose." A spiritual purpose is indeed along these lines, as it tends to be quite paradoxical (IC #10). Only a spiritual purpose allows for infinite possibilities in the same way that a free mind acknowledges infinite possibilities.

Everything in the universe is energy assuming one form or another. But what is energy after all? Mainstream science defines it as the "capacity to do work," "usable power," etc. Well, all of these definitions are somewhat circular considering that by Intention #5 the concepts of power, force and work are all interchangeable with energy. The fact is that energy is something beyond definition because it corresponds to an universal principle, an Intention of Creation. Energy is already what provides the definition for several concepts with respect to life and the universe. For this reason, it is suitable for a fundamental analysis that we treat energy as the absolute variable of the universe, because it applies to all systems living or not. That is, on a fundamental level all measurements are made in terms of energy.

Vibration and consciousness are also valid names for the absolute variable of the universe. These two concepts along with energy are all intrinsically related and in fact are the same abstract property under different names. For most practical purposes, the concept of energy is a better denomination because it is closer to physical world concepts. In other words, to see energy as a variable serves a more practical purpose for us than in the case of vibration and consciousness. Energy by itself is an abstract property and as such its existence is questionable -- we cannot really prove it -- but still everything that exists is an effect produced by energy similar to the idea in metaphysics that spirit (IC #9) animates matter (IC #4).

There are qualities of energy in the universe: some are coarser whereas some are finer, the latter being of a more ethereal / spiritual nature. What the absolute variable of the universe really is, is the concept of pure (IC #13) energy turned into a variable. Pure energy is an abstract concept and as such cannot be measured, but inside the physical world energy assumes many forms that can be measured. In the scale of Table 4.#, vacuum energy is closest to the idea of a completely pure form of energy. Vacuum energy has the highest quality because it is in fact virtually infinite energy as a form of energy. Vacuum energy is actually spiritual energy emanation from the SOurce (IC #13) and a ssuch it is extremely subtle and fluid and thus not easily harnessed or measured, at least not directly. Because it is present at all points in space, vacuum energy is the most abundant form of energy and yet the most difficult to be acessed directly to be utilized as a source of energy. In this case the other qualities of energy may act as intermediary sources.

		Energy	IC
		mass	#5
		heat	#6
		sound	#7
		scalar	#8
		vacuum (zero-point)	#9

The five qualities of energy shown in table 4.# are nothing more than degrees of energetic purity. They are simply different states of the same substance, a divine essence, which is actually the Void (IC #13). In other words, The Void also possesses a nature and substance of its own from which all matter and energy are derived. It is hardly "nothing" considering that it is already the source of everything. or more empty than empty space and more full than the materials. the qualities of energy we seen here are still part of a vibratory / energetic scale while the VOid goes beyond vibration or any idea of levels of energy. there is absolutely no energy as well as infintie, pure energy in the VOid. it is nothing as well as everything because the Void is also the Whole.

In this chapter we are interested in how the individual can accumulate (IC #8) and control his energy. This is a fundamental step in anyone's evolution because a being must always increase its personal power to solve new problems that arise. It is well known that a problem cannot be solved on the level on which it was created. For example, if a problem is at level x, you need to be at level x+1 to be able to solve it. You cannot perform at a high level without enough energy. Also, you always need more energy to achieve control (power) over your current energy level. Power begets more power. There is never enough energy -- there is always a need for more. The answer for all problems is infinite power / energy right now, not later.

The good news is that the energy of any system already tends to increase under optimal (natural) conditions. This is by natural law, more specifically due to Intentions #8, #11 and #13. However, a constant (IC #13) and interrupted increase only takes place in the realm of vibration (IC #7). The reason why it is only energy as vibration that can rise to infinity is simple: Intention #8 following immediately after Intention #7 can only mean that the principle of accumulation (IC #8) applies to vibration and not to the standard concept of energy as defined by Intention #5. Intention #5 merely defines the concept of physical (IC #4) energy, which is really energy in the form of mass and thus attached / restricted to a physical body. Vibrational energy is non-local and thus not restricted to the boundaries of a system, although it can be temporarily associated to one. On the other hand, physical energy cannot increase infinitely without exceeding the system's limits and destroying it in the process. For this reason, physical energy requires constant maintenance to remain in an acceptable / optimal level that is neither too high nor too low.

absolute (IC #1) variable (IC #6) -> 1 + 6 = 7 -> IC #7 -> vibration ; frequency

As seen in 3.5 - Densities, every system has a base level of vibration that we can call as its frequency. A system only exists to the extent that it incorporates a specific frequency: change (e.g., increase) the base frequency and we are no longer talking about the same system. However, sometimes a change of frequency is not only because we have changed the focus of our analysis, but also because the system we were analyzing is now dead: A system is nothing more than a certain amount of energy; therefore, the tendency for energy to keep increasing on a metaphysical (vibrational) level eventually exhausts the system by also triggering the physical (systemic) energy to blow out of proportion. As a result, the system suffers great instability and finally reach its death, since it only existed to the extent that its energy remained stable (IC #7), that is, within a characteristic frequency range.

If vibration is the absolute variable of the universe, it can only increase for any system. But, as we can see by Table 4.#, vibration is also one of the qualities of energy: sound, and if mass-energy and sound are qualities of the same substance, then physical energy can also be interpreted in terms of vibration. It is thus acceptable when someone says that a system suffered a process that "lowered" its vibration. Technically, however, a system variable measuring vibration can only be fixed or rising. Whether there has been an increase or a decrease in a system's physical energy, that still constitutes a fixation or an increase in its vibrational energy. The reason for this is because vibration by itself cannot suffer an oscillation considering that it already is oscillation assuming a definite frequency value. Accordingly, when analyzing a system in isolation we notice oscillations in its energy, but beyond that system we discover that the disturbances are the result of an evolutionary process involving another system that includes the latter as a subsystem. Therefore, we find out that the vibrational energy of a system is always rising by an indirect association with the energy of a greater system.

In the graph below, there are actually three axes. The y-axis is is a scalar / vertical (IC #8) component for the values that the absolute variable of the universe takes. For the y-axis, only the amplitude of waves matters. the x-axis is there to depict a possible differnce in the scales of cyclical duration (time). The blue diagonal line constitutes a third axis. The third axis is energy of a pure vibrational nature rising steadily across systems, even when the physical energy is oscilalting locally (i.e., within a system). Now, what is important is that yhe third axis includes the y-axis as a vertical component but is unrelated to the x-axis. Thereforem, the concept of ever-increasing vibrational energy that assumes different frequency values (light-blue dots) for each system make sense only with respec to the y-axis, because the x-axis it coudl not be direcelt realted to a increase in frequency considering that by definition frequency is inversewly proportional to wavelength. it is onky with respect to thethrid axis that energy, frequency and vibration increase as one idependenly from factors such as wavelemngth or time, though thesefactors are still relevant for our analysis.

By the graphs above, notice that there is an aspect of energy that never dies, it just changes form (system - IC #4). From system to system, energy achieves immortality. In physics, this concept is known as the first law of thermodynamics, which states that energy can never be destroyed or created. A system can be said to produce or generate energy (work), but it is actually borrowing that energy from a higher-quality (i.e., higher-frequency) and more abundant energy source corresponding to a greater system. The universe is the greatest system; it is both the ultimate energy source as well as the ultimate isolated macroscopic system. In systems theory, however, an universe is merely the environment for a system, and it supplies all the energy the system needs. Therefore, when a system dies whatever energy was contained in it ends reabsorbed by the environment. The system simply disintegrates back into the environment after it has reached its maximum level of entropy.¹

Now we are going to see a more realistic depiction of the evolution of a system on a pourely energetic level. thogh a system remains is supposed stable during its entire life, there is an ongoing need for metaphbysicla and thus meta-systemic evolution, that sthe system must evolve beyond itself. AS we said beforem, this will eventually trigger the system's energy to blow out of proportion. A singularity in this case can represents a state of maximum energy for that system hwich by approximation is so much compared to the system's normal energ ylevels that itpretty much infinite -- it isj ust too much relative ot that system. Thus The wave associated to the system collapses into a singularity according tot he stages we see i n Figure 4.#. All systems end with a singularity (death). It is pretty much the only thing we can be certain about their future. Figure 4.# is actually an adaptation of exponential growth of energy sene in figure 4.# to a waveform. As the rate of growth tends to infinity in, the wave is collpasing, more enegry is comrpessed into the present instea dof beig evenly distibuted along a horizontal axis of time.

In essence, there is a natural law of evolution (IC #11) for Creation. It is a flow of Creation as we saw in Chapter 3 when we were analysing the Cycle of Life. What makes this evolution hard to define is the fact that it goes into into higher degrees of everything and nothing in particular: energy, power, order, complexity, entropy, vibration, consciousness, etc. Everything at the same time. ultimately , of course, we are talking about energy of apurely scalar nature, thta is, is is defined by amplitufe only. any quantity is a quantity of thsi energy before it is quantity of anything else. this energy flows across systems and even dimensions. it is anabstract and transcendental (ic #13) property. In one level / dimension it may appear to be decreasing, in another it is t keeps rising . none of the secondaryaspects of this energy may take will impoede it from keep rising. What we interpreted as deviations of this evolution were only temporariry and local and pretty mcuh illusory as well.

What we know by the intentions is that Change (ic #13) is the only comstant, and depending on Intention #11 change is always positive. Therefore, any change is fundamentallyis related to ncrease in energy, there is always progress being made, even if we cannot detect it. any change in anture is actually spomtaneous energetic growth in anture, a process fundamentallydescribed by the exponential function as per the universal constant Euler associated to Intention #11. iot is important that one become aware of thsi process and so eventually you can control the rate of change and consequenlt the flow of energy into your lives, and understand to see progress even when others see none.

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¹ In physics, entropy is the measure of the disorder (chaos) of any system. According to the second law of thermodynamics, the entropy of any isolated system can only increase over time. It is a spontaneous process. In the case of open systems, entropy can decrease locally and temporarily due to external agency, but the tendency for it to only increase becomes valid again if we keep expanding our analysis over time and space to incorporate the entire system's life and finally the entire universe: there is always a positive net change in entropy for the universe. For this reason, entropy is sometimes considered an universal principle of which the second law is a mere expression.

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