Not only is it true that a \u201cworld\u201d is a system consisting of \u201ca benefactor and a recipient\u201d with all the ramifications we\u2019ve indicated, but it\u2019s likewise true that \u201cevery world exhibits various sorts of engarbments\u201d, or instances in which one world steps into another one which thus surrounds it, and in which the inner one governs the outer one and acts as a soul to its body; each world has its own individual \u201cmakeup\u201d despite the broad strokes we\u2019ll be painting them all with; each has its own \u201ccouplings\u201d between the various parts; and each has its own \u201cascents and descents\u201d and other movements. It\u2019s thus clear that each world is dynamic, unique realm with infinite numbers of interactions between its parts, as Ramchal offers in his comments there.<\/p>\n
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