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been taken. This is the cyclic or polarity approach I am presenting. It is founded on the<br />
realization of Wholeness, the realization that all opposites are inseparably included in<br />
Wholeness. They are harmonized in Wholeness, not absolutely unified; for there can be<br />
neither absolute Unity nor absolute Multiplicity in Wholeness. Yet because activity at any<br />
particular time and place cannot be oriented in two opposite directions at the same time, it<br />
must be polarized by an opposing trend effective at some other place or time.<br />
Consciousness, however, always can be established in Wholeness.<br />
Because human beings operate during the Noon-to-Sunset period in which the<br />
principle of Unity rises, to act in tune with the Movement of Wholeness necessitates<br />
working toward greater integration. But this activity need not ignore, abjure, or abhor the<br />
power of the principle of Multiplicity. The realization of Wholeness can permeate the<br />
consciousness of the acting individual, who then is liberated from emotional attachment to<br />
the goal his or her actions serve. Action can be performed "in the Name of" Wholeness and<br />
serve the purpose of the particular moment of the performance — a purpose which is<br />
defined by the moment's and performance's place in the entire cycle of being.<br />
In other words, because human beings exist during the phase of the entire cycle of<br />
being when the rise of the principle of Unity is the fundamental issue — and thus the<br />
necessity of its victory over the inertial power of the previously dominant principle of<br />
Multiplicity — the essential function of humanity throughout its evolution is to be attuned<br />
to and exteriorize in integrative acts the evolutionary trend toward an ever more inclusive<br />
manifestation of the principle of Unity. The keynote of human history, therefore, should<br />
be cooperation and harmonization. On the other hand, because the principle of<br />
Multiplicity is still dominant and (now in a more introverted way) insists on<br />
differentiation, a truly human form of cooperation and integration should correlate truly<br />
autonomous units of consciousness. Such an autonomy requires the development of mind<br />
as an individualized principle of formation. The principle of Multiplicity gives power to<br />
the development of individuals; but this development of a consciousness of individual<br />
selfhood should be bent in a centripetal direction by an increasingly conscious and<br />
powerful allegiance to the rising trend toward Unity. Individuals must learn to act at the<br />
service of a common purpose and to be inspired by an integrative power.<br />
Individuals nevertheless are "free" not to align their centralized and individualized<br />
energies — their wills. Their wills can resist the mounting trend toward the all-human<br />
experience of wholeness that develops through ever more inclusive modes of organization<br />
and co-active behavior. Their self-conscious egos and egocentric minds can cling to the<br />
experiences they can have as separate persons. If human beings do this, they become<br />
partial or total evolutionary failures.<br />
In the next chapter I will discuss the problem of evolutionary failure. For now let us<br />
say that the possibility for it exists the moment the power of the Godhead polarizes<br />
Natural Man at the symbolic Noon. The powerful downpour of energy of quasi-absolute,<br />
"supreme" Oneness objectivized in the experience of the Avatar state engenders an<br />
equally supreme problem. A human being whose entire organism is flooded with that<br />
feeling-experience of quasi-absolute Oneness cries out, "I am the Onel" This cry is so<br />
powerful that most of those around him fall in awe and worship what they can relate to<br />
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