Jiang's term for the person as a reflective miniature of the larger universe.
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Jiang's description of the soul metaphor, where the local self mirrors the larger universe.
Jiang adopts Indra's net or web as the best available visual analogy for the mutual indwelling of God, the universe, and the individual self.
Jiang says the soul metaphor makes the universe look fractal, with the individual soul mirroring the whole cosmos.
Jiang's first principle says each person is a fractal reflection of the universe, so an act of fear or broken faith alters the quality of the universe itself rather than staying private to the individual.
Jiang says the soul is a fractal of the universe, which is why smiling, kindness, or anger propagate beyond the individual into cosmic consequence.
Jiang says the right cosmology teaches that each person is a fractal of the universe and that every action is reflected throughout the whole, which should guide how one lives.
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"but do you have like a better imagery for like your concepts because it's really hard to write down what you did here like..."
"it's called indra's pearl okay can you google this players indra pearl okay all right uh or android's injured web is that web okay..."
"connections yeah okay so the idea is that god is with is within us and we are within god does that make sense that's..."
"...is which is not yeah also you need to send the fractals right fractal so you are just a fractal of the universe and..."
"...right? Chaos and randomness. To say the soul, it's like a fractal, right? Basically, your soul is a universe and then it mirrors the..."
"...angry with you. Okay. So imagine that you are just a fractal or reflection of the entire universe. And whatever you do, the entire..."
"And that doesn't really matter if she made a billion people richer. It doesn't matter. The universe is poorer because of her fear of..."
"...this? And the idea here is that our souls are a fractal of the universe. And therefore, whatever we do is reflected throughout the..."
"...your place in the universe and you understand that you're a fractal in this universe so so like whatever you do is reflected throughout..."
"in a world where everyone's smiling or would you rather live in a world where everyone's angry? Well, you can impact that, okay, with..."
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