So now we
will talk about how to realize something into this universe. To realize
something is to cause (something desired or anticipated) to happen or become materialized, fulfill
something or to give actual or physical form to something.
Again, as
we have seen in my other blog, the rule of opposites, there must be a masculine
and feminine part to the process. In this case the masculine part is the IDEA,
and the feminine part is the ENERGY required to realize the idea. Nothing
materializes if the idea is bad (it doesn’t make sense, work or have the right logic to be carried out to its realization, basically the structure of the idea is not viable in reality) or if there
isn’t the right kind or sufficient amount of energy to nurture it into
existence.
REALIZATION OF
SOMETHING=IDEA+ENERGY
Now to make
things a little simpler, for humans and on this earth, energy is also equal to
the money, material, or work put into an idea. Then the equation becomes:
REALIZATION OF
SOMETHING=IDEA+MONEY, MATERIAL, WORK.
Three common
forms of energy used by humans to realize ideas: Work, material, money.
Let’s talk
a little bit about the three forms of energy. Work is the energy required to
get something accomplished. It can be physical or mental work. Research, for
instance is work. Gardening is work. Building and destroying are work. Convincing
somebody of something can be considered work. At the end of it all, work turns
out to be a form of energy. The next form is material. Since matter is energy
it should be obvious that material is also energy. Materials can be bricks for
a house or books and pens for a class. One’s own body is also material.
Material is anything that is made up of matter. The last but not least is
money. Money is energy because it can be traded for material or work. All of
the three forms of energy--money, material, and work--can be interchanged one
for another. Another important thing to remember about the three forms of
energy is that their structure is important. This is true for all energy. The
only thing that distinguishes one form of energy from another is its structure and form and state. For example, coal is carbon but diamonds are too. Nevertheless, the
structure and state of a diamond is quite different from coal. All elements are
made up of the same basic subatomic particles—neutrons, electrons, and protons.
But their structure and state determine if they make up a gold or hydrogen molecule.
It would make a big difference in any planning if you had lots of gold instead
of lots of hydrogen as part of the energy you were working with. Steel in
ingots wouldn’t be the same as the steel that makes up the engine or body of a car.
The difference in structure makes a big difference on any kind of planning or
use of the material—steel in this case. The difference in energy structure also
determines the utility a particular thing. This also goes for work. The kind of
work a scientist could do is very different from that of an accountant. Both
are work, but their structures or designs are different. The importance of
structure and design also pertains to the idea to be realized. If the logic is
wrong or flawed, product realized will fail. The more advanced and ingenious
the idea is, the more benefit and value it has. It is for this reason that
beneficial complex energy structures will always be worth more than simpler, less
beneficial structures and designs. This not only goes for ideas, work, material and
money. This also goes for any kind of energy.
Three
examples of realizing ideas into the universe.
Building a house.
Let’s take
our first example. Let’s say we want to realize a house. First, we must have
the idea—the
design—of the house. So it gets designed and a certain architecture is formed
from the imagination. The design must be feasible and work with the existing
laws of the universe or it will fail. After there is a design,
energy is required to fulfill the idea. The energy takes on three basic
forms which are money, material, or work.
Money,
material and work are transferable energies. As we know energy can take up
different forms. In the case of the house, one could go and chop down trees to
make the boards for a house, then build it by oneself, thus saving money and
making the material by oneself. Or one could pay for the material with money
and build it alone. Or one could buy the material with money and pay someone
else to do the work for him/her etc. It can be done in many ways. It just depends
on how much and what kind and structure of energy one has or wishes to use. In any case, money,
material, and work are interchangeable. To carry out great works, great ideas
and/or energy must be used.
Becoming a doctor or getting some type of
degree.
Example
two. I want to become a doctor. First you must decide that you want to become a
doctor and plan for it—the idea. Then you must put energy and structure it so you can reach your goal. You
must work to go and fill out the
paperwork etc. Then you must obtain material
such as books and pens, etc. You must also do the work of studying. And then
last but not least you need to have the money for tuition. As seen, this
process also only needs, the idea, money, work, and material in order to be
realized.
Becoming a basketball player.
Example
three: I want to become a great basketball player. First, I must decide I want
to do it—the idea. I must have the material—in
this case a healthy body could be one of the materials required. I have to work---exercise
and practice every day till I get good. I need other materials such as good
food for example. Food is also material. Food can be obtained by
work or money or by bartering other materials. As seen the three basic energies
for realization of ideas is work, material, and money. This is how it is
currently; however, it can be any energy required to realize an idea.
Time is
required to realize anything.
All ideas
require time in order to become realized. Time is required for ideas to mold
energy into its particular design. The idea through work molds the energy to give it form and structure, but it does
not occur in an instant, rather it takes time to do it. This leads to a
corollary which implies that only a limited amount of ideas can be realized by
a person during a lifetime. It also means that a limited amount of things can
be accomplished by a being or group of beings, even after all have lived all of their lives;
even for all society and all the world or all the universe together. Time is limited for
everything. Even the universe has finite time to exist and realize. And depending on the thing or species, the time
available varies. This is one of the reasons that every day should be used the best
way possible. This is because once the day is over, you will never be able to
use it again.
Everybody
has a certain limited number of days that they will live. Our life is like
receiving a stack of tickets, each good for one day in life. Then spending a
ticket for each day lived. Little by little the stack diminishes until we
finally get to our last day, and ticket, in life. Each time the sun sets,
remember that you just spent one of those tickets and you will never get it
back.
All
realizing requirements are limited—Time, money, material, work and ideas. So
you’d better start using them wisely. Especially if you want to realize
something that matters while you’re alive. So to accomplish anything you need time and energy to do it. Thus, Time + Energy determines what can be done by something during its existence and since time and energy are both finite for a person, what can be realized by a person is also finite. Your whole existence as a being and what you can do simply can be expressed by the equation You=T+E. with more time you can do or be more. Also with more energy you can do and be more. Lots of energy can do much in little time and little energy with much time can also do a lot. But both are limited for every being in the universe and the universe itself. So you better start planning on what your going to do with the time and energy you got left.
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