The 10th Commandment Quotes

“Genesis 1:1, “In-beginning Elohim formed the heavens and the earth,” establishes the two necessary components of any cognitive process. The heavens are the container for abstract thought, categories, and mental representations. The earth is the container for raw, unprocessed sensory input. The verse does not describe the origin of physical matter. It describes the formation of these two cognitive containers. Without the heavens, there is no place to hold the recreated images the mind generates. Without the earth, there is no source of the sensory information that feeds those images. The narrative places both at the very beginning because neither can be ordered without the other already in place.”
― E. Ravago, The 10th Commandment

“The action of the physical body is the embodiment of what has been formed inside. If the internal speech articulates a reason, the body is expected to move in accordance with that reason, making the body the servant and the internal source the master.”
― E. Ravago, The 10th Commandment

“Communication occurs when a sender transmits a message to a receiver. The absence of any one element means communication has not taken place. If a sender sends a message to no receiver, or if a receiver waits for a message that never comes, the chain is broken before it begins. A sender, a receiver, and a message are the minimum requirements.”
― E. Ravago, The 10th Commandment