At the heart of Wayist philosophy lies a profound understanding of the nature of existence. This understanding is not merely intellectual; it is a lived experience that permeates every aspect of a Wayist’s life, bringing about a deep sense of peace, purpose, and connection. By grasping these fundamental truths, we lay the foundation for true wholesomeness and happiness.

The Absolute, the Source, and The Way

In Wayism, we recognize three foundational concepts that form the basis of all existence: the Absolute, the Source, and The Way.

The Absolute

The Absolute, often referred to simply as “THAT,” is the ultimate reality beyond human comprehension. For us, It is The Ineffable, the Unnamable, the Foundation of All that Is. It cannot be known by humans, who cannot even know what love is or how their own minds work — were just not capable of knowing, therefore we respectfully do not speak of THAT.

By acknowledging the Absolute, we cultivate humility and wonder. We recognize that there are aspects of existence far beyond our understanding, which frees us from the burden of needing to control or explain everything. This acceptance brings a profound sense of peace and openness to life’s mysteries.

The Source

From the Absolute springs the Source, the wellspring of all energies that flow through the universe. The Source is a realm of divine chaos, pure potential from which all forms emerge. Understanding the Source helps us connect with the creative energy of the universe. It reminds us that we, too, are creative beings, capable of shaping our lives and contributing to the world around us. This understanding fosters a sense of empowerment and purpose.

theWAY

The Way, or theWAY, is a domain in which Universal Energies are structured and governed by laws of metaphysics and physics. It brings order to the necessary chaos of the Source, making our universe possible. It establishes the laws that govern the flow of energies and sets in motion the grand Plan of existence.

By aligning ourselves with The Way, we find our path of least resistance through life. We learn to flow with the natural rhythms of existence rather than struggling against them. This alignment brings ease, grace, and a sense of being in harmony with the universe.

The Three Energy Domains

Wayism teaches that existence within The Way comprises three distinct energy domains: the Material Energy Domain, the Soul Energy Domain, and the Spirit Energy Domain. Everything in the multiverse is fundamentally energy. Think of the three Energy Domains are three different types of energies that exist separately or individually, but can sometimes co-exist in the same space. Understanding these domains and our place within them is crucial for our wholeness and well-being.

Material Energy Domain

The Material Energy Domain is the physical world we inhabit. It’s governed by the laws of physics and is where these bodies we use for incarnations, exist. By understanding this domain, we learn to care for our physical selves properly by also taking care of the three body-minds, recognizing the importance of health, nutrition, and environmental awareness in our overall well-being.

Soul Energy Domain

The Soul Energy Domain is the realm within which all soul beings exist. It is also the domain of our lower-self consciousness and individuality. Our soul is an energy being with three soul-minds. It’s where our unique personalities and experiences reside. Soul-beings are by nature beset with competing for resources and striving to fulfill endless needs, tribalism, and speciesism. Acknowledging this domain helps us understand our emotions, thoughts, and personal growth journey. It encourages self-reflection and self-improvement, key components of psychological well-being.

Spirit Energy Domain

The Spirit Energy Domain is the realm of spirit entities and structures. In our spirit-self, it is in this domain that our higher consciousness exists and where we make divine connections. The fledgling spirits attached to our souls have four spirit-minds. It’s the source of our highest aspirations and deepest wisdom. By connecting with this domain, we tap into a wellspring of true peace, self-transcendent love, and understanding that transcends our individual egos. This connection is often associated with profound happiness and a sense of fulfillment that goes beyond material success.

The Purpose of Human Life

In Wayism, we understand that the purpose of human life, that is, all humans who ever existed, is to evolve our mortal souls into immortal spirit-beings. Unlike soul-beings and their soul-deities, who are rather violent by nature, spirit-beings are by nature beneficent, and will never do harm or advocate for violence; they do not judge, do not reward, or punish. They have no needs that we can fulfill. They offer us an opportunity to evolve our souls, and whether or not we use the opportunity does not matter to them — until we awaken our spiritual self and join their family — and then we are loved as fledgling spirit-beings about to be reborn in their heaven.

There are metaphysical Laws that govern our metaphysical nature and the School. The gods do not make the weather and neither do they help one team to win. They are not involved with running things on Earth. There are metaphysical laws (karma, dharma, maya, and other), and laws of physics in place to manage the curriculum and affairs of nature.

There is no need for spirit-beings to interfere. They will protect our energy essence against attacks and hacks from malevolent soul entities because we are fragile in this hybrid state while at School on Earth, but they don’t interfere in how the students run the campus.

We call spirit-beings gods, but in other cultures they are called buddhas, angels, gods, devata, or deva. We cannot appease the gods because they have no needs that we can satisfy — no need for being worshipped or obeyed, no need to form a club or tribe of “their” people. The ideas of competition, hoarding resources, domination, and tribalism are soul values — our deities are spirit-beings, not soul-beings.

The Butterfly Path is the name given to this journey of the evolution of the soul. It gives our existence a profound meaning and direction.

Recognizing this purpose brings numerous benefits to our mental and emotional well-being
  1. Sense of Direction Knowing our purpose provides a clear direction in life. It helps us prioritize our actions and make decisions aligned with our ultimate goal. This clarity reduces anxiety and indecision, leading to greater peace of mind.

  2. Resilience Understanding that challenges are opportunities for growth on our evolutionary journey helps us develop resilience. We can face difficulties with courage, knowing they serve a higher purpose in our development.

  3. Interconnectedness Recognizing that all humans share this common purpose fosters a sense of unity and compassion. It helps us see beyond superficial differences and connect with others on a deeper level, enhancing our relationships and social well-being.

  4. Transcendence of Fear The knowledge that we are on a journey towards becoming immortal spirit-beings helps alleviate the fear of death. We tend to move through the School of Butterfly Path in groups as students from one grade to another. Additionally, each human has a spirit guardian who safeguards our vital energies, and when we are matured in spirit we can even connect with them. Therefore, we are not alone in this. This knowing transforms our perspective on mortality, reducing existential anxiety and allowing us to live more fully in the present.

  5. Motivation for Self-Improvement The goal of evolving into a higher form of being provides constant motivation for personal growth and self-improvement. Success in life is not measured in material terms but in advances in soul and self-craft. This drive for betterment is closely linked to feelings of fulfillment and self-actualization.

By embracing this understanding of existence — the Absolute, the Source, The Way, the three energy domains, and our life’s purpose — we lay a solid foundation for wholeness and happiness. This knowledge isn’t merely theoretical; it’s a lived wisdom that transforms our daily experience, bringing greater peace, purpose, and joy into every aspect of our lives.

As we continue our exploration of Wayism, we’ll build upon this foundation, discovering how these fundamental truths inform our worldview, shape our character, and guide our practices. Each step of the way, we’ll see how this ancient wisdom aligns with modern understanding of well-being, offering a path to true wholesomeness in our complex, modern world.