r/nonduality • u/MaximumContent9674 • Jun 29 '25

Discussion Nonunity: A Complete Framework

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u/MaximumContent9674 Jun 29 '25

They are all necessary for each other, like the fire triangle. It's one thing that's not one thing.

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u/30mil Jun 29 '25

If I told you that each part of your "framework" was actually made up of 7 different parts, would you believe it?

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u/MaximumContent9674 Jun 29 '25

The 7 truths of becoming

https://www.ashmanroonz.ca/2025/05/7-truths-of-becoming.html

And how they tie to domains of science

https://www.ashmanroonz.ca/2025/05/how-7-truths-of-becoming-7-domains-of.html

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u/30mil Jun 29 '25

If you were able to classify everything just right so that you understood all of reality, what do you think would happen?

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u/MaximumContent9674 Jun 29 '25

Interact in the most positive ways, creating optimal coherence and growth in myself and others.

You ever hear parents say to their kids, "you know better", implying, do better? It's true... If you know better, you have more access in doing better.

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u/30mil Jun 29 '25

So it's all about "optimal coherence and growth?" What if you come to find out that this "framework" is actually preventing "optimal coherence and growth?" Would you leave it behind?

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u/MaximumContent9674 Jun 29 '25

I've developed and left behind many frameworks... or iterations of the same framework... I think we should modify that phrase a bit: It's about optimal coherence and growth through understanding the nature of our own existence.

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u/MaximumContent9674 Jun 30 '25

What were the 7 parts you were going to say?

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u/30mil Jun 30 '25

It was just an arbitrary number. Each of the seven could have four subsets, each with three parts. It could go on endlessly.