Reading 'Stripped to the Bone' (The Wave vol. 3) on page 273 the Cassiopaeans say that we are literally the figments of someone's imagination, it dawned on me why they could have put the word fiments between parantheses.
If we are dreamed up by someone, then we must be the fruits of a mental activity. A fig is a fruit and ment is the root of mental. A figment is therefore a fruit of the mind/of the all-mind/great spirit.
If we are dreamed up by someone, then we must be the fruits of a mental activity. A fig is a fruit and ment is the root of mental. A figment is therefore a fruit of the mind/of the all-mind/great spirit.
