Talk:Supreme Mathematics
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I don't really understand how this works. The "definitions" of numbers look to me like definitions in a numerology book. How is supreme mathematics used, exactly? --Berdidaine 22:39, 3 August 2005 (UTC)
[edit] What is Supreme Mathematics
Supreme Mathematics is the basic principles underlying all of creation. Everything in Allah's Universe comes into being by the process of Knowledge being born into existence. Supreme Alphabets represent the Culture of GOD (which is: I, Self, Lord, And Master) and the principles needed to bring the Universe to a state of perfection. By applying a combination of Supreme Mathematics and Alphabets, one can learn to observe the law and order of the Universe and therefore use Knowledge, Wisdom, and Understanding to bring that which is in the Mind to a physical reality.
Supreme Mathematics and Alphabets for all intent and purpose, change the orientation of your thought process. These Lessons are rooted in the pursuit of the Knowledge of Allah (Self). Immediately the student is confronted with expanding their Consciousness (Knowledge) and is pointed in a positive direction (Allah). The applications are infinite and students are only limited by their sincerity and steadfastness. As it is written, as a man thinketh, so is he. When one begins to think the thoughts of GOD, and in terms of Freedom, Justice and Equality, one can have a profound effect on their environment.
The Hon. Elijah Muhammad is quoted as saying Islam is Mathematics and Mathematics is Islam. In Arabic one of the meanings of Islam is a state of peace. Muslims stand on the belief that this peace can only be attained by complete and total submission to do the will of Allah as outlined in their scripture, The Holy Qur'an. Most Muslims interpret this to mean that in order to get to "Heaven" you must be a Muslim by faith. In fact this is the stance taken by most, if not all, of the believers of the major religions about their own method of worship. The "will of Allah" only represents the laws which gives order to the Universe. It does not matter if you are a Muslim, Christian, Jew, Hindu and so on; if you are not living in accordance with Universal Law, you will experience a degree of hell which corresponds to the level you are out of sync with your environment. The student who strives to incorporate Supreme Mathematics and Alphabets into his/her everyday life will soon realize that the principles outlined in these Lessons are similar to the basic principles of all of the "religions" of the World, minus the "spookism" and mythology.
The basic premise of Supreme Mathematics is the Mental, physical, and "spiritual" (metaphysical) law of cause and effect. Once meditated upon, they allow all to recognize the common thread that runs through the infinite manifestation of Allah's Universe. They basically provide a reference point and ruler to measure and weigh judgments that occur in everyday life.
The basic premise of Supreme Alphabets is the qualities required to manifest a righteous civilization (High Civilization). By Understanding the significance of these qualities students can determine the need for these principles in his/her own life.
As with any tool, without use, Supreme Mathematics and Alphabets will do you no good whatsoever. This is the same scenario as a Christian who never strives to learn the true teachings of Jesus, or a Muslim who never attempts to study and Understand the Qur'an. The result of this situation is hypocrisy, because you have a situation where you have a person advocating ideals that they make no attempt to materialize in their own existence.
Self-examination is the key to mastery of Supreme Mathematics and Alphabets. Memorization and quotation are only the first steps to truly Understanding the significance of these degrees. Anyone can repeat anything with enough practice like an actor memorizing a script. It is the constant application of the principles in day to day life that brings about a positive change, and over time, produces a "Heavenly" Mind-state.
This was written by a god named El Amar Supreme (http://www.trueschool.com/lok/dailyelev.html) and there is much more that can be said on the subject of Supreme Mathematics, however El Amar sums it up very excellently.
[edit] Meaning of Power
The word "Power" in the article was linked to the Power disambiguation page. That page lists several articles about power, but none of the articles appears to use the same meaning for power as this article, so I changed "Power" to an ordinary word instead of a link. If you believe there is a Wikipedia article that is relevant, you could link directly to the best article. Gerry Ashton 14:17, 31 May 2006 (UTC)
