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Applying all this to the human psyche?

Unus Mundus is that deepest part of the unconscious where heaven and earth meet and are unified... it's the final reunion of spirit, soul, and body with the world soul...

Unus Mundus is the "god-image" dwelling within each one of us... Unus Mundus is the final stop... the end of our journey... As such, Unus Mundus is the final stop on the archetypal journey as told by the mystical cards of the Tarot... (The World) (The four elements are again depicted. But this time they are represented by the four fixed Zodiac signs: Leo - fire, Scorpio - water, Aquarius - air, and Taurus - earth)

Bad Buddha!
There's a famous Zen Buddhist saying: "If you meet the Buddha on the road, kill him." Have you ever wondered just what in the heck that means?... Unus Mundus

Enlightenment ultimately comes from within... The Buddha lives within... Unus Mundus lives within... The answers come from within... Contrary to popular believe, we cannot find Unus Mundus in our teachers, gurus, authors, lovers, friends, family, children, etc., etc., etc. ...

Sure... at times the people in our lives act as signposts and helpers along the way... but we can only meet the Buddha from within. We can only meet Unus Mundus from within... And thus the old adage... if you meet up with the Buddha on the road, kill him! (i.e. he's a fake...)

Christos

"Understand that thou art a second little world and that the sun and moon are within thee, and also the stars..." Origen, 2nd/3rd Century Christian Mystic/Theologian, Homilies in Leviticum,126

Late 2nd Century Christian mystic Origen taught that Christ showed each of us the way to Unus Mundus by the pattern of his (Christ's) life... and compared the Moon to the church of believers, having no light of their own, illumined by Christ, the Sun of Righteousness.

"'Now after six days,' according to Matthew and Mark, 'He taketh with him Peter and James and John his brother, and leads them up into a high mountain apart, and was transfigured before them'... the Word has different forms, as He appears to each as is expedient for the beholder, and is manifested to no one beyond the capacity of the beholder." Commentary on the Gospel of John, Book XII

You could say that, for Origen, Christ was the only person in the history of the world who had succeeded in the delicate, tricky balance of standing firmly with one foot in heaven while simultaneously placing his other foot on earth... The place where heaven and earth meet... it's the marriage of:

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