*A Triadic Rhyme* *The binary beast is the binary nightmare **that cannot reach beyond two**The binary beast cannot see**cannot think**of the evil it puts us all through* *The binary beast**tells Ukrainian rebels**to fire at things they can't see**And if a child dies**leaving only a notebook**They gulp out their innocent plea* *The binary beast**is demonic and smooth**and can harness a President too**It can harness a nation**to be blind to all**that the power of THREE can do*
*@stephencrose <https://twitter.com/stephencrose>* On Thu, Jul 10, 2014 at 3:42 PM, Stephen C. Rose <[email protected]> wrote: > The following from Triadic Philosophy - 100 Aphorisms - with thanks to > Gary R. I repeat that this clearly diverges from Peirce. That should be > obvious from the texts themselves. This as a project undertaken on Twitter > - a free and available feedback mechanism for the creating and testing > hypotheses. I have been using it as such to arrive at language capable of > expressing things in terms that speak as universally as possible. > > > > 21. > > > > Thus far we have established that we are capable of consciousness, that we > can think and that we might undertake a daily half hour of walking and > active meditating. We have said what a triad is and indicated that values > lie at the heart of our ethics. It remains to make two important > inferences. The first is that we have a higher self. The second is that we > are capable of receiving guidance. To practice Triadic Philosophy, it is > necessary to understand both of these realities. > > > > > > 22. > > > > That we have a higher self is an assumption that can be proved by a > certain amount of thought. We know we are capable of all manner of primal > activities. Merely knowing this should lead to the conclusion that we > transcend these primal tendencies, that we can observe ourselves. It is not > a great leap to be aware that what animates this transcendence is the > cousin of consciousness which is conscience. Conscience is what animated > Cain after he killed his brother Abel. Had Cain practiced Triadic > Philosophy, he might have found a more peaceful way to direct his envy. As > it was, even Cain had a higher self. We all do. > > > . > > *@stephencrose <https://twitter.com/stephencrose>* >
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