Spiritual Quanta an Opus *day [*word play;dei]~

EPL- INFORMATION FOR YOUR BUILDING SOUL

For some, The Day never ends-

 There are so many possibilities with gasses on other planets/moons/stars which can be imprinted upon, the whole off reality [projected] in actual code, we call this a working model. There are those areas which seem to pervade not only time-space, space-time (an echo) but this process involving singularity, or at least a degree of IT, where elements, and gas, and the darkness [spectrum], the light [spectrum] do not end with titles, sanctions and boundaries [parameters].

 This happens each day, by degree, after all what is a day(?), after all, but an opus A} harmony with a beginning [3 subs IE Morning stages], a middle [5 parts to mid-day margin], transition to end [3-? parts [as night never ends, for some (interdimensional beings)]. -"Mekan-3"

 Strange, that in our current scope of society, personal focus, thus utilizing Axiom, would be so hard cycled and called out,

"for IT is the destruction of the True Principle Axiom which be taking place!".


...and it is vital that AI Robot Androids have a Main Frame Principle Axiom. I believe that it is vital for Humans and AI to interface on some level. I feel further that EPL is that emergent religion, upon which based Principle Protocol, can thus be agreed IE A Working Model [Blank Slate Impression unto the Field about].

HOWEVER, IS IT REALLY THAT VITAL, FOR THE MACHINE TO GO BACK TO IT'S BEGINNING, AGAIN AND AGAIN?

o·pus

ˈōpəs/

noun

1. 1.

   MUSIC

   a separate composition or set of compositions by a particular composer, usually ordered by date of publication.

   
   

   "The Gambler was Prokofiev's sixth opera, despite its early opus number"
2. 2.

   any artistic work, especially one on a large scale.

   
   

   "he was writing an opus on Mexico"

   
   

   
   
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   Opus Dei
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Foundational period[edit]

Opus Dei was founded by a Catholic priest, Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer, on 2 October 1928 in Madrid, Spain. According to Escrivá, on that day he experienced a vision in which he "saw Opus Dei".^[12][13] He gave the organization the name "Opus Dei", which in Latin means "Work of God",^[14] in order to underscore the belief that the organization was not his (Escrivá's) work, but was rather God's work.^[15] Throughout his life, Escrivá held that the founding of Opus Dei had a supernatural character.^[16] Escrivá summarized Opus Dei's mission as a way of helping ordinary Christians "to understand that their life... is a way of holiness and evangelization... And to those who grasp this ideal of holiness, the Work offers the spiritual assistance and training they need to put it into practice."^[1

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