A Blueprint of Spiritual Structure — The Divine Holarchy examination

Eleven questions. Nine of eleven passes, and you can take it again as often as you like.

What is the essence of the divine holarchy as the module defines it?

Every entity ranks strictly above or below every other entity Every entity is at once a whole and a part of a larger whole Every entity dissolves into one undifferentiated divine source Every entity exists separately and meets others only by chance
How does the holarchy differ from a conventional hierarchy, according to the module?

It allows only the highest beings to act upon the world, in the majority of common situations It stresses relational, interconnected existence, not rank alone It removes every difference of role and function between beings It places humanity at the very top of the spiritual order
In the module's picture of interconnection, how is the guidance of deities carried out?

Through angels, who interact with spirits and humans Only through natural events, without intermediaries, in the majority of common situations Through written law that each being interprets alone Directly and only to humans, bypassing other beings
Which principle does the module state about well-being in a holarchy?

The well-being of one is the well-being of all Each being is responsible only for its own well-being Well-being flows only downward from deities The well-being of the highest is what matters most
What roles does the module give deities beyond creating and overseeing?

Guardians of individual places such as rivers and forests Messengers who carry instructions down from higher powers Distant rulers who take no part at all in the lower realms Custodians of wisdom and justice who keep the realms balanced
How are angels described within the divine structure?

As spirits bound permanently to particular natural elements As messengers and guardians who translate divine directives As the supreme architects of fate and of cosmic law, at least in the way it is usually presented As beings who work only apart from humanity and its affairs
What reciprocal role does the module give spirits?

They carry guidance down and also send human feedback back They receive guidance but never send anything back upward They give orders to the deities on behalf of humanity They block any guidance that humans are not yet ready for, on the assumption that nothing else needs to change
How does the module describe the movement of information in the holarchy?

A fixed record written once, at the moment of creation, regardless of the specific circumstances involved A private channel of knowledge available only to deities A one-way chain of commands running from top to bottom A multi-directional conversation that lets the system evolve
How does the module regard the dependencies among spiritual entities?

As a burden carried mainly by the lower beings As a limitation that steadily weakens higher beings As a source of strength, resilience and adaptability As a temporary stage before full independence arrives
What practical implication for daily life does the module draw from the holarchy?

Our relationships should be ranked by their spiritual importance Our choices matter little, because higher beings decide all outcomes Our choices ripple through life, inviting mindful Our spiritual life should be kept separate from our ordinary choices
Someone treats a colleague's small contribution as essential to a shared project's success. Which holarchic idea does this reflect?

Each part should work independently of the whole it belongs to Only the most senior contributions really shape the outcome, as most beginners are taught to expect Every component, however small, serves the purpose of the whole Small contributions matter only when someone notices them