(Except from HP/SOS WORD MEANINGS)
ONTOLOGY
The philosophies of the nature of BEING. The study of the nature of reality as it relates to the science of the essence of things. One’s ontology is one’s personal identity as described by self-image psychology. One’s personal self-esteem or self-worth is one’s basis of one’s reality.The concept of one’s “ground of being” is an example of how philosophers have argued for centuries for or against universals versus particulars as defining definitions. HP/SOS shows how and why the current behavioristic, psychoanalytic, humanistic and transpersonal psychological schools are all based on ontological presuppositions as levels of consciousness awaken.
One’s current ontological belief determines the basis for one’s personal world view of his or her reality.
COSMOLOGY
The philosophies that study the basic laws, processes and divisions of the objects of nature. The test of a cosmology is the degree of agreement it has with respect to both empirical facts and metaphysical truths. The value of a cosmology is its capability to provide a framework for occurrences in nature, and to offer a demonstration of where the limits of the spatial-temporal world are and how they might be transcended. HP/SOS shows how and why the psychological schools base their systems on assumed philosophical cosmologies, by definition, that range from the particular to the universal. In first reality one’s personal ontology (personal identity) determines one’s personal cosmology. In first reality what I believe is assumed to be what everyone else believes or should believe. It is this projection of first reality that produces cloning in which one attempts to replace the beliefs of others with one’s own beliefs. This results in struggle and warfare until one stops trying to change others to fit one’s own set of beliefs. Until LOC or second reality’s location of comprehension one is not aware that they are trying to clone others when they are not yet aware that they are using their own personal biases and beliefs to justify
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