A Treatise on the Nature of the World



Below is a transcript of A Treatise on Beings by Klin the Elder.

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Written by Klin the Elder, whose authority comes from his unerring logic and observation, over the years and transcribed by Grokle of Yuri.

Of the Form and Figure of the World
A Plane or Plane of Existence is a flat surface with infinite width and length. This has been decided because there is no known edge or loop in the planes. There are only three known planes. These planes have been named the Etherworld, the Hitherworld and the Netherworld. These can be imagined as a three layered pile with the Netherworld on the bottom, the Hitherworld in the middle, the Etherworld on top and many corridors and pathways snaking between them. The Netherworld attracts the soul, the Hitherworld attracts the body and the Etherworld attracts the heart.

There is one world in unity, neither ruining the planes nor dividing the world. There is one plane of the Etherworld, another of the Hitherworld, and another of the Netherworld. But the world of the Etherworld, of the Hitherworld, and of the Netherworld is all one, the majick equal and coeternal. Such as the Etherworld is, such is the Hitherworld, and such is the Netherworld. The Etherworld uncreated, the Hitherworld uncreated, and the Netherworld uncreated. The Etherworld infinite, the Hitherworld infinite, and the Netherworld infinite. The Etherworld eternal, the Hitherworld eternal, and the Netherworld eternal. And yet they are not three eternals but one eternal. As also there are not three uncreated nor three infinite, but one uncreated and one infinite.