PREVIEW: The Codex SonVeganus, Book I: The Wind and the Rose (Introduction: The Properties of “Aether”)

INTRODUCTION:

The Properties of “Aether”

Throughout the ages of man there have been many names for the Torah (Law), which I call the winds of the hyperplane in my works of true fiction. Notice that the title as “Aether” in quotations. We’ll get to that below. This is introduction seeks to equip you with three pieces of information that serve as an overview for The Wind and the Rose:

1. Why I use the name, hyperplane wind
2. How other cultures have corrupted the meaning of the wind (breath)
3. A guide to how the subsequent chapters will be arranged.

First, let’s tackle the name, hyperplane wind. It’s simple. In my true fiction film, Watcher at the Realm, I mention the three planes of existence; reality, the realm, and eternity.

Reality is exactly what it would seem to describe, the world which we interact with through our five physical senses.

Eternity is the entirely unseen (for most people) plane. If you were to think of it like a modern day scientific theorist, it would be best described as a different “dimension” that mirrors precisely what we see on earth. That is to say, the two, reality and eternity, are irrevocably intertwined. When something happens in the spiritual plane (eternity), there is a corresponding effect in reality, and vice-versa.

Now, the realm is the place between the two; the subconscious dream world we all visit when we slumber.

The hyperplane is what connects all of these forms of existence; and what holds it together is its wind. This metaphysical highway is in constant flux. It functions as the means by which ideas are communicated to us humans here in the physical plane by entities who inhabit eternity. There are many examples of this in the Bible; however, I’ll list one prominent one here. In Num 12:6, The Most High explicitly states ‘And He said to them, ‘Hear my words: If there should be a prophet of yours to the Lord, I will be made known to him in a vision, and in sleep I will speak to him.’” Unlike Moses, whom The Most High spoke with directly, other lesser prophets were spoken to in their dreams and in visions.

This wind that holds together what I call the hyperplane is none other than the Torah, ie. The Law. The reason I hold this belief is because the Torah IS life. In Genesis, during the creation account, the body of Adam was first created (a vessel for the Torah). Then, The Most High “blew the breath of life into his face, and the human came into being as a living soul”. Gen 2:7; “soul” meaning body. It was not until later that the soul became synonymous with the spirit. So, we see that a human becomes a living being when the breath is blown into him or her.

But what does that mean? Think about it. Adam was in perfect alignment with (YHVH) until the fall. That is to say, Adam, knew the “language”, so to speak, of the universe (creation). We know that the breath (voice) of The Most High can bring into existence whatever he chooses from previous verses in the creation account.

Why is this the Torah? It’s simple. Everything that we know about observable truth, which unfortunately gets conflated with scientific theory, tells us there are laws that govern the forces we interact with daily. For instance, there are rules that govern gravity, electromagnetism, thermodynamics, and chemistry and matter. The Most High would have used these exact forces in various ways to create the world we see today.

Now, take that basic premise and apply it to humans. Why wouldn’t there be a built in way of handling dynamics between humans? I won’t get into it in the introduction, but that very breakdown is why the world is in the condition it is in now. But to put a quick wrap on this topic until later expounding warrants, take the passage where (YHVH) discovers the fruit has been eaten by Adam and Eve. Pay attention to the sequence.

Gen 3:9, “and (YHVH) summoned Adam and said to him, ‘Adam where are you?’”. He goes FIRST to Adam because that is the natural order. Adam was created first and was given the responsibility of tending the garden and its animals. (Gen. 2:15). Then, after Adam blames Eve for his folly, “(YHVH) said to the woman, ‘What is this you have done?’” Gen 3:13. The woman clearly is second in command and is shown here to have enough knowledge to have been held accountable for her actions according to The Most High. Last, “…Because you have done this…” Gen 3:14, speaking to the serpent. The order from the beginning was man to rule, woman to be is accountable helper, and for them, as a team, to rule over the earth including the animals.

Before moving on, I would like to quickly mention this one last thing about order. When The Most High begins cursing (punishing) all of His creations, most casual readers think that is all that happening here. It’s not. This is the first time (YHVH) has to re-give the law to humans, a thing which continually happens throughout the course of the Bible. Take a look at the curses.

The serpent’s legs are taken from him, an eternal reminder of his position beneath man and woman, Gen 3:14. After Eve is cursed with pain in child birth, The Most High says “and your recourse will be to your husband, and he will be master over you” Gen 3:16. This is (YHVH) not punishing, but again, reasserting the natural order. Last, He says to Adam “Because you obeyed the voice of your wife and ate from the tree which I commanded you, ‘From this one do not eat…’’” Gen 3:17. Again, we see here the reestablishing of order (law). When Adam put his wife’s word above the command of The Most High, he subverted the order.

To summarize, the Torah (law), which I call hyperplane wind in my true fiction works, is contained within the breath of The Most High. It contains the code of what modern scientists call “natural laws”. Moreover, it is infused with what I shall call “human laws” which govern the affairs of mankind’s relationships to one another. When one or more of these laws is broken, the world spirals into chaos. (Sin).

Now that we understand the nature of hyperplane wind. Let’s take a look at the corruptions of it by other, pagan cultures and why it’s problematic.

The Hindu’s fifth element is Akasha, the literal equivalent of Aether. It is associated with their god, Vayu. The Egyptians had Shu, a deity of wind, air, and atmosphere. The Ankh in Pharaonic art is often depicted being held to the nose of a pharaoh to “breathe life” into him. Chinese Qi became a cosmic force that flows through nature in the form of yin and yang. The Breath of Odin is the Norse version, literally an attempt to strip the Most High’s power from Him and give it to a pagan warrior god. Finally, the Greeks adopted these same beliefs with their creation of “aether” as “upper air that the gods breathe”. They also fell to idolatry by creating and naming a god after this force.

So, why do I focus on “aether”? Well, it’s the most prominent. Most of what we see today in our world was shaped by the British, whose beliefs were inherited from the Romans, who got much of their philosophies from the Greeks. You say the word “ether” today, and people will recognize it as an archaic scientific force (luminiferous aether), but they still know of it. Laymen will have that understanding, or maybe they’ve heard the term weapons-grade ether (chemically bound mustard agents to heavy organic molecules called ethers); an ironic twist of naming given that the force meant for ultimate life could be associated with mass death.

These ancient cultures corrupted the force that brings ultimate order. It would be like someone today creating a god named “Gravity” and having it be totally accepted. Anyone trying to do that would be laughed out of a room. Why because we know that gravity is a natural law with observable laws.

Your argument now may be, well Micha’El, you’ve mentioned before that Wisdom, the spirit in the Bible heavily linked to the Torah, was personified as feminine spirit. Here are the key differences:

- 1. Wisdom’s personification in the scriptures is not idolatry. Nowhere in the Bible does it say that anyone should worship the spirit of Wisdom. “She” is just another Elohim (spirit), created and given power through The Most High as a tool to teach His ways to mankind. Full stop.

2. Pagans not only personified, but built altars to, sacrificed (human and otherwise), and worshiped their “versions of wisdom”

So, to sum up, pagan cultures corrupted the original source code of the Torah (Law) by creating gods from natural forces contained within it. Moreover, they sacrificed to, and worship these gods. This is not only problematic due to the fact of the horrific crimes against humanity (another violation of “human laws”), but because it serves as a device to drive mortals away from the original base class understanding we all have upon birth.

Here now, are the true tenets of hyperplane wind so that you can use these as a guide when parsing through this book. I will give only a brief overview here. Then, I will go into depth within each chapter, named after each of the properties.

1. 1. I can: everything begins with this property. It embodies courage, and is represented in my true fiction work as the orb which contains the rose. Part of my philosophy is that all humans should be a ‘thorned rose’. This means we must keep our bodies (souls) strong. It is this container that holds the breath of Life.

1. 2. I will: will power is this closest to the hyperplane wind. Represented by the green orb enclosing the building blocks of society and civilization which are forged the pure tenacity and unwavering faith.

1. 3. I know: The yellow orb encasing the lightbulb represents discoveries. It is curiosity. I use the lightbulb as a modern icon which captures “lightning in a bottle”. ie. Mankind’s ability to take nature and create tech. (Not altogether a bad thing, which I will expound upon more in this chapter)

1. 4. I learn: Humility. That’s what this represents. When a person has mastered courage (I), will (II), discovery (III), it’s easy to become full of oneself. The blue orb which houses the brush and musical note, symbols of art, the greatest teacher of humility in my opinion, forces one to reconsider their position. Start from zero. Maybe you’ve missed something. Think with emotion this time instead of raw masculine energy.

1. 5. I obey: The red orb with mathematical symbols to remind us of the precision of the universe The Most High has created. Though math is our own weak attempt to understand, it lets us now that we must obey certain mechanical laws. Ways of doing things. This is order.

1. 6. I rest: The Sabbath day. In my youth, I couldn’t understand this. I do now. On this day, we rest in the hands of The Most High; the purple icon with hands extended. It means trust, and relaxation. A time to truly recover from the battle of the rest of the week.

7. I am: There is no orb to represent this. It is the literal name of The Most High. “I am” or (YHVH) is acceptance of the Most High as the sovereign of this earth and the cosmos. Without Him none of the rest of this possible. We owe him everything and when we understand the other properties, we can begin, only begin, to understand His nature.

I pray that you have understood this introduction thus far. Let me be very clear; I’m trying to council you how to take back possession of the understanding that has been corrupted these many years. You will learn to parse the scriptures, and to respect, and appreciate The Most High Elohim in truth. Now, take a moment, because you’re about to learn how to breathe the winds of “aether”. And you will not be the same afterward.