Fr. Seán ÓLaoire

You know, that literally the logos, the frequency, the sound is what initiated both separation and love.

And so God sings herself a lullaby, and thus is creating all of the artifacts of the cosmos.

And that every fractal then, in Hebrew we use the word netzot, that we're sparks to the divine, and that everyone is a holographic fractal.

Now a hologram is an entity that contains the totality of itself and every one of its component parts.

And a fractal is a pattern that repeats at an infinite number of scales.

And so there's nothing in the cosmos, literally nothing in the cosmos from a quark to a nation that is not a spark of the divine.

And so love then is about, you know, managing to recognize that spark in the other, in spite of the kind of the shield the other is wearing or the disguise in which the other is appearing.

to be able to see that level of love with them so that it activates that love in myself.

Now, love is going to demonstrate itself in various ways.

So, for instance, you know, father love in a family is partially about disciplining the child.

Because I think there's the difference between father love and mother love is that mother love teaches the child how to be in harmony within the family.

And father love teaches the child how to be in harmony outside the family with the culture.

And so sometimes discipline is necessary.

That's a form of love.

So we have to have a kind of a repertoire in our arsenal of ways in which to love in particular circumstances, all the ways from total compassion to confrontation and resisting of evil.

So for me, that would be the love.

Yeah.

Brilliant.

So I actually believe the mathematician wants to say that it's actually a five by four matrix, that there are four expressions and five levels.

So I give you the two of them.