Send us a textEugene begins by writing the word ‘APIS’ on the screen and asking the audience what it means.Answer: ‘BEE’ to the Romans, but ‘BULL’ to the Egyptians. It is also the name ‘Joseph’. He draws a wave to represent the Absolute. The ‘Absolute’ is Ab: Father, Sol: Son, ute: Holy Ghost; a triplicity of powers. ‘A’ is also ‘Aleph’, (Alpha). ‘Ah’ indicates ‘prime breathing’ and is the primary phonetic symbol for the Absolute, Sentient Power. The Absolute has a three-fold function of form, feeling and will, appearing as a two-fold polarity of power and sentience. The triangle represents this triplicity, a symbol used, even in the Vatican.The two-fold polarity of sentience and power we can find in ourselves. If I move my hand I can feel that I can move it, even when I am not doing so. This feeling is of ‘potential’; ‘power held in.’ To wave the hand is an action, so is to point and to punch; I can feel all these without doing them. Therefore, we can feel potentials which may never become actualised. Power can be exercised without sentience and without thinking: e.g. we can rush about and bang our head on the door. Our sentience may then feel a pain but this comes after the action. Power without sentience is action without awareness and can be very destructive, for example drink driving. Also, we can have sentience without power, for example feeling that something must be done to save the world, but without having the power to do so. The difficulty we face is getting hold of both simultaneously and converging them onto a point.Please note that further information can be found at www.eugenehalliday.com/welcomeOn the website, there are links for you to freely download full transcripts of all of the talks available here. eugenehalliday.com encourages dialogue and would warmly welcome opening a dialogue with anyone who has an interest in wanting to discuss the contents of eugenehalliday.com further.

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