My last post on cosmonomics dealt with life cycle of a red blood cell and its highly reconciled memorized sensation we call bile.  Life giving life to life by death.  Here death has the high purpose of restoring homeostasis by the release of an extremely potent chemical substance that can buffer pH  and an extremely potent concentration of memory for the self to digest non-self.

Cosmonomics is a scientific understanding of the forces and substances of exchange within a cosmic economy. Instead of money and labor exchanged between humans as economics, we deal with the more fundamental living cosmic forces of memory and sensation.  They each have their pure, essential state of free sensation and the memory of God and the economy of life is bound up in their combination and level of reconciliation. Memorized sensations.

The human organism is a unity of trillions of individual cellular life forms who from one point of view are born in a prison they can never escape from.  More true is the human cell is in a win-win partnership of super mobility, capacity and memory.  The single cell has a lifespan of days to months but lives within an organism that has persistent memory and routine allowing a newborn cell to be essentially fully capable of birth within an organization that approaches eternal life.  Let’s explore how memory and routine are a chief ally in citadelization’s sense of self.

Our modern world is powered by the extraction, processing and consumption of stored memories of life on Earth. No hydrocarbons did not start as organic life and the incomplete residue of that life has become an essential resource to harvest.  Oil is abiotic because all life has this ability to absorb plasma energy from the sun and materialize it.  Memory, once the pure Light of God, is trapped in matter.

Most humans have a good idea when they have wandered or fallen into hell.  There’s no real study course or weekly meetings to attend for instruction.  Hell, death and gravity are relentless.  Just surrender your conscience to whatever shows up in your life or take a subway to the downtown of an American city at night and you will arrive quickly on or below the floor.

Thousands of years ago Chinese philosophers invented the terms yin and yang to describe the Tao. One hundred years ago the Jungian analysts invented the anima and animus to help describe the human condition.  Both systems used masculine and feminine categories to describe life.  They took known qualities and invented a new name for qualification and description.  Outside looking in. Valuable.