Is Identity the force of exclusion, as opposed to the force of Attraction?

Of all the enigmas that surround existence, for me, the most complex to solve is that of the Fragmentation motif.

You see, in my theory about the beginning of existence, I start from one main idea.

One origin.

Fragmentation.

Self-perception, Presence, became fragmented.

Instead of a single and total Self-perception, there became two self-perceived parts.

Each of them, in trying to perceive itself, came up against a limit that prevented it from accessing the other Self-perceived part.

Unable to access, the perception was generated as an immediate response.

What is an immediate response?

The totality is total and unique because it alone exists.

It is held together.

Can the totality be fragmented?

I don't think so.

I believe, however, that the totality can believe that it fragments.

But that will happen within it.

As if the Self-perception, the Presence, begins to dream.

She is the dreamer, the one, but having simultaneous dreams.

Being herself, and herself alone, the dreamer.

Well, the immediate response is the one that originates when Self-perception senses that it is not the totality.

Then, the function of restoring wholeness begins.

I call it the Unconscious Intelligence.

It generates the Perception in each self-perceived part.

Thus it seeks to complete the totality, being that which is inside (the self-perceived) plus that which is outside (the perceived), all that exists.

Nevertheless, Perception generates the principle of Identity.

If there is something external to me that I cannot self-perceive, then there is something that is not Me.

Everything that is not Me is something other than Me.

Thus, I identify myself with respect to the environment that is not Me.

Identity is born.

And the Identity maintained in time is Consciousness.

The Unconscious Intelligence seeks to restore the uniqueness of Consciousness, trying to make it one again.

To do so, it must reverse the process of fragmentation.

Each Identity that is born further fragments the whole.

If you think about it, it is easy to understand that in order to reverse it, all the fragments must be united into one.

The question is this: Is the force of attraction the only one that operates in existence?

That is to say, is there a force of exclusion, as opposed to the force of attraction?

First of all, we must assume that, for now, we do not know why Self-perception fragmented, giving rise to existence.

Was it inevitable?

Was it just a possibility, and, being a possibility within the total of possibilities, did it end up manifesting itself?

Was it something intentional? Is existence the struggle of the two fundamental forces in an infinite loop?

That is to say, do we live an eternal process of fragmentation, followed by the opposite of grouping, to start again with the first one?

I do not know.

To say otherwise would be lying.

But I believe that Identity is not a force, but a reaction.

A consequence, not a cause.

I explain myself, I believe that there is an intention in living beings to group together.

But that intention to group is weighed down by the will of Identity.

Identities prevent the Unconscious Intelligence from controlling each living being to group it.

An Identity is a manifestation of wholeness, of Presence.

It possesses a Will.

No one can impose its will on that of another Identity, because each Identity is an instance of Totality.

And Totality possesses the only will that exists.

For an Identity to be controlled by the Unconscious Intelligence, it must have transferred its perception and therefore its Identity to an Entity.

Well, is there an opposing force to that of grouping, which constantly strives to separate the fragments?

Replication causes that, but I think by inevitability.

Look, not to extend too much with the replication, you can read my book I believe a God, where you will have all the information available and much more extended.

To accept that there is a force that strives to separate, you should be able to see, for example, how a multicellular being decomposes into autonomous unicellular beings.

That is to say, how the grouping can be reversed.

But no such thing happens.

If there were such an intention, you would probably see at some point something like that.

Fragmentation comes from replication.

And replication I believe comes from Unconscious Intelligence, in trying to restore the infinity of Self-Perception.

Identity does not have the capacity to replicate. It is an Unconscious function and not controlled by Identity.

Identity has a desire that is born of an unconscious intention. But only that.

The Identity does not control the replication process.

So is there an opposing force to Attraction?

There may be.

I think not, because all logical conclusions push me to affirm that Identity is only a consequence, without any causal characteristics.

That is to say, behind the Identity there is no intention, it is only a consequence of Perception.

And this, of the action of the Unconscious Intelligence to restore the totality.

I would affirm that there is no force of exclusion.

But I recognize that I have to solve the last enigma, the reason behind the first fragmentation of Self-Perception.

Is it possible that as soon as the Supreme Being emerges and existence ends, existence begins again by a new spontaneous and inevitable fragmentation of the totality?

I do not know.

All I know is that the Unconscious Intelligence has an intention and that we living beings, the Identities, are heading down that path towards the destination to which the Force of Attraction guides us.