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Paolo Soleri's Glossary of Terms |
Self Revelation
It is the very special (non dimensional)
point-moment when the past, i.e. ,
reality in toto has fully acknowledged
itself. The act of knowing is the act of self-revelation,
the revelation of itself to the whole of itself. It is Duration at its purest and most comprehensive.
In theologies, what goes for
revelation is in fact invention upon which simulation scenarios
are constructed. Revelation is in need of the reality of what
is revealed. If and when that which is "revealed" is a fiction
or an autosuggestion, revelation is robbed of its content.
That which is revealed is naught and what is left is the simulation
of that which one wished reality would be.
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