Supreme Being: The Spiritual Foundation of Multipolarity salvages metaphysical truth from political stain.
The trilogy of books concluded here is the resolution of Germanic philosophy, which has always been spiritual.
The New Colossus presented the problem: Man is the decisionless executor of an alien will (the will-to-machine, the unconscious consciousness of pure beyng).
The Electric Will poetically, if not exactingly, defined the problem: Man’s will is neither “to live” (Schopenhauer) nor “to power” (Nietzsche); rather, will is a metaphysical urge bent on tyrannical homogeneity and man’s purpose is to set the conditions for the manifestation of purebeyng — metaphysicality — in the physical realm.
Finally, Supreme Being sketches the outline of a solution meant to be filled in by thoughtful study. Each of these studies of will is meant to stand alone, though each serves as a companion to the others.
In the end, liberation is not communion with despotic pure beyng, but the solitary assertion of the hidden self. Liberation is one’s will being simultaneously discovered and summoned to thoughtfully contravene the propensity for a crippling sameness that gives rise to a ruinous unconscious consciousness.






