There is no universal frame. An objective point of view is an oxymoron.

The signals we extract from the noise are what resonates with our prior beliefs, so they reenforce our senses, as we add to that larger system, culture.

If we added everything it would be whiteout, meltdown, signals lost back in the noise.

The problem is the premise of monotheism is there is some universal frame, but ideals are not absolutes.

Truth, beauty, platonic forms are ideals. The core codes, creeds, heroes, narratives at the gravitational center of every culture are ideals. Like the grain of sand at the center of the pearl.

While the universal is the elemental. So a spiritual absolute would not be an, "all-knowing absolute," in the words of Pope john Paul 2, but the essence of sentience, from which rise, not an ideal of wisdom and judgement, from which we fell. The light shining through and animating the film, than the stories playing out on it.

To the Ancients, gods were what we would call metaphors, ideals, memes today. The general concepts people recognized and used as functions of communication. Gods of love, wars, seas, nations, fertility, etc. The origins of the Christian Trinity go to fertility rites, the young god born in the spring to the old sky god and the earth mother. Though by the age of the Olympians, Zeus didn't give way to Dionysus. Tradition prevailed over renewal. Which provided fertile ground for the story of Jesus, crucified for questioning the establishment and risen in the spring.

Democracy and republicanism originated in pantheistic cultures. The many ideas and ideals interacting.

To the Ancients, monotheism equate with monoculture. One people, one rule, one god. Expressed politically by forms of top down rule. Ancient israel was a monarchy.

Constantine adopted Christianity for the monotheism, as he brought the Empire together, to validate rule from above. Which is why the Catholic church was the eschatological basis for European monarchy. Divine right of kings, as opposed to consent of the governed.

While the origins of the Trinity were shrouded in the Holy Ghost, as the Church didn't actually go for renewal, or women, for that matter.

When the West went back to democracy and republicanism, it required separation of church and state, culture and civics.

The problem with only recognizing this centralizing focal point is that it creates a feedback loop with no circuit breakers, so those caught up in it spiral down that vortex in the middle. An echo chamber, like Plato's Cave, or Carroll's rabbit hole.

Whether it is the Zionists and settlers on the Israeli side, Hamas, Al Qaeda, etc on the Islamic side, the Fundamentalist Christians in the West, etc. Everyone thinks they have that special dispensation from their Almighty God and the rest of the universe should bow down to it.

Yet what if that God doesn't appear? The last time the Jews insisted they didn't have to bow to the Roman Gods, it was the Zealots leading the way and it didn't end well.

Now it is the West as a whole that seems to be subsiding, with Israel as a projection of its internal tensions, between the centripetal and centrifugal elements of society. Much in evidence prior to Oct 7th.

The essence of the node is synchronization, everyone on the same wavelength, while the essence of the network is harmonization, as all these waves rise and fall across infinity.

Even galaxies are energy radiating out, as structure coelaces in.

Let your gods chew on that.