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The '''law of correspondence''' states that the creation corresponds to the Creator, that man corresponds to God. Therefore, the [[Real Image]] of man is congruent with his God Source by design, by intent, by Law. The design is one of transcendent cycles, mirrored all the way through the veils of [[Matter]] into the coil of the densest atom.

The law of correspondence states that the creation corresponds to the Creator, that man corresponds to God. Therefore, the Real Image of man is congruent with his God Source by design, by intent, by Law. The design is one of transcendent cycles, mirrored all the way through the veils of Matter into the coil of the densest atom.

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	The '''~~Law~~ of ~~Correspondence~~''' states that the creation corresponds to the Creator, that man corresponds to God. Therefore, the [[Real Image]] of man is congruent with his God Source by design, by intent, by Law. The design is one of transcendent cycles, mirrored all the way through the veils of Matter into the coil of the densest atom.		The '''law of correspondence''' states that the creation corresponds to the Creator, that man corresponds to God. Therefore, the [[Real Image]] of man is congruent with his God Source by design, by intent, by Law. The design is one of transcendent cycles, mirrored all the way through the veils of [[Matter]] into the coil of the densest atom.