ARTIFACTS OF RELATIONAL CONSTANCY

(by Dlanorrenrag*)

Intuitively, we may ask: Were there no holographic constants in artifactual respect of a superior, unifying holism, could God have anything to express? Were there no artifacts of constancy, amenable of being shared among mortals within common orders of magnitude and frames of reference, could there exist any experience of existence --- at any level, whether holographic or holistic?

Without resorting to artifactual constants, could God say anything?

We measure such aspects of our existence as are represented to us as being empirical. Such aspects are artifactual to our significantly shared frame of reference.

The measured speed of light, though artifactually derivative of other associations, provides us with one among various frames of reference, which we find significantly reliable to our shared, communicable, empirical experience.

All shared experience of empiricism is derivative of orders of significant parameters and relationships that are trivially artifactual of superior relationships in respect of an ultimately unifying Reality --- which is forever beyond mortal fathom.

Directly, reality presents itself only to our spiritual sense of existence. Only indirectly does reality present itself to our other (physical) senses --- through models and metaphors.

Our physical senses operate in clocklike synchronicity to help us measure and correlate various sensations. Such sensed measures, although empirical and often relatively accurate, cannot be certain, nor completely descriptive, of any non-trivial thing.

Reality presents its empirical aspect to us only in uncertainty and incompleteness. We cannot precisely measure or model reality in its entirety. We cannot speak of reality in non-trivial, empirical terms --- except figuratively.

As mortals, we cannot “know” non-trivial, complete, or certain reality, either in spiritual terms or in empirical terms. Instead, we can know what is trivial, we can tinker about indifferent empiricism, and we can intuit about empathetic spirituality.