Personal study of the trinity.

From the microcosm springs forth the macrocosm.

The Son, The Father and The Holy Ghost.

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The Son stands for the compensation of life and it’s composed of faith, hope and redemption.

The Father stands for the source of life and he is omniscient, omnipotent and all good.

The Spirit stands for the motive of life and it is driven by intelligence, power and morals

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Consistency of the microcosm and macrocosm:

If i were the father i would to some degree still be the source, to a degree omniscient only restricted to my brain capacity, omnipotent only restricted to my mortality, and all good to my capability.

My son would be my compensation of life in order for me to prolong my legacy. He will have complete faith in me as a father, his hopes will be only restricted by how well i perform, and his redemption will further his education about his world around him and grow.

My Spirit would be my motive in life as i am drawn towards intelligence, power and morals. These things i will endless seek to strengthen myself. With of course moderation and balance in mind, just enough to be self sustaining like i was made to be.

I was given a Life of free will, the opportunity and the fire of the moral compass. I was given the  freedom to explore and learn/relearn about the world around us and build a life where we can allow others to learn, understand and motivate. Most importantly we are to heal and grow until we overachieve overlap our timelines where we can gain the technology to guide ourselves in the future so that  our future generations will learn from our mistakes without making them and putting them on the fast track to becoming who they were potentially made to become.

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In the future, maybe someday we will be able to moderate, understand and guide ourselves into a new age of man. Maybe bring a piece of heaven down to earth.And solve the squaring of the circle. Create celestial bodies of our own – align our own stars, create our own vacuums and  organize, establish self sustainability and duty in various systems and harness the spirit of man’s creativity and fire as well as life.

We are gifted with “free will” and with that we will learn of death. But with death we learn of life, When it is highest and when it is lowest. You reap what you sow. And i will give light where it is dark and bring joy where there is sorrow.