The Root of All Phenomena

Everything in This World Is Divided in Two: The Trap of Opposite Polarities

In order to escape from a world bound by the laws of the third-dimensional domain, it is imperative for us to first understand the trap of two opposing polarities that rules this world. Things that we see as opposites, at two extremes, are in fact the same and exist as a pair.

What does it mean to end the conventional human program that I described in the introduction? I should begin by explaining that because of this program, we humans are caught up in a great trap. It is precisely by virtue of this trap that we were able — and compelled — to remain in the third-dimensional domain and experience being human; this very fact, in turn, shows us just how powerful this trap is.

What do I mean by this? To answer, I will begin to dismantle the world we live in, using the Miross system. Let me start by discussing the essence of matter.

Everything in this world exists by virtue of being divided in two. These two polarities are conventionally perceived as opposites; however, they actually exist together as a pair. You may already have a rough idea that everything is divided into two entities that exist as opposite polarities.

For example, once we are aware of life, the opposite notion of death arises. The concept of freedom exists because of its opposite, oppression. It is the same with concepts such as front and back or win and lose. Once we establish the notion of one extreme, the other emerges. Without one polarity, the other cannot exist.

Above all, humans exist as two polarities: man and woman. Even transgender people who have transitioned from one sex to another are by origin male or female, as their chromosomes remain unchanged.

Why is everything in the third-dimensional world where humans live divided in two? In my understanding, it is to put the human program into operation, to create everything in this world, as well as to know what constitutes this world.

Unless there is a person looking and another being looked at, the act of looking cannot materialize. Thus, it is necessary to have such divisions — the subject doing the looking and the object being looked at. It is my belief that these divisions exist in order to be reunited — that we are in the process of transforming into a new civilization where humanity will live with new consciousness as the old human program ends.

The system of opposite polarities is the basis of all phenomena in our lives. But because everything is divided into two polarities, the world we live in has become a world of optical illusion. We have therefore gone on living and seeking the truth without realizing that we are caught in a trap. I call this conventional way of thinking (where everything is divided in two) third- dimensional thought. The essence of third-dimensional thought is that you and I are different. "Of course we are," you may say. But if you look at it from a new viewpoint — a dimensionally displaced viewpoint — the truth is that you and I are the same.

In looking at two opposite polarities, we encounter a major blind spot, one so obvious that we miss it entirely. The two opposite polarities are actually a pair. The mistake we make is to treat these opposite polarities as separate and opposing entities that engage in a battle against the opposite polarity.

To demonstrate that everything is made up of a pair, let me give you an example that is close to all of us. We were born into this world through our parents. Even if we dislike our parents, disavow any influence from them, or have no memory of them, we cannot deny the fact that we are all born of our parents. In a world where nothing is really 100 percent, this fact alone is 100 percent true.

In addition, we inherited half of our genes, the plus and the minus, from each of these two opposite polarities: a mother and a father. That is the fundamental basis for humans. Unless these two opposite polarities are united, "I" cannot exist (see figure 1).

So what are the plus and the minus? The two opposites are in fact a pair — different, but a pair. They complement each other and exist simultaneously.

Please refer to figure 2. There are elements of maleness and femaleness inside a man, and likewise, maleness and femaleness inside a woman. These opposite polarities are the same in nature.

Consider the example of a bar magnet. A bar magnet has two poles, north and south. If you divide it in two by cutting it across the center, the half taken from the north side will have north and south poles, as will the half taken from the south side. In other words, the two halves have the same qualities, even though on the surface, they are opposites (see figure 3).

Here's another example I often used in early seminars. It consists of a sheet of paper with the word front written on one side and back on the other. The moment we designate one side as the front, the back is born, and both sides exist in the same proportion.

It is the same for concepts such as strength and weakness. If we were to increase the strength, weakness would increase proportionally to the same extent, and if we were to reduce the weakness, the magnitude of the strength would diminish accordingly. We place value on increasing our strength, but strength and weakness are two sides of the same coin; the front and back form an inseparable pair. Perhaps this is something you understand from your own experience.

The bases of the double helix of DNA molecules are pairs. Additionally, it is my view that elementary particles (including particles and antiparticles, such as electrons and positrons) are pairs of polarities that spin in opposite directions. Even the smallest entities exist simultaneously as pairs. Energy is not born from just one single polarity. Matter is both created as a pair and annihilated as a pair.

Third-dimensional thought can only understand one side of these paired opposites. Since we have always seen everything as being divided, energy is dispersed. As a result, the true world has been obscured.

The two opposite polarities form a pair, just...