LYNDON_LAROUCHE’S_PRINCIPLE_OF_TEMPORAL_ETERNITY_AND_PLATO’S_PRINCIPLE_OF_ANAMNESIS
In every human soul there is a predisposition which reflects the condition of immortality that God created within them and within the soul of the physical universe as well. Several ancient Greek poets and philosophers, such as Pindar, Pythagoras, and Plato, investigated this phenomenon and identified it with the doctrine known as reminiscence or anamnesis of universal history.
Percy B. Shelley identified a similar special universal physical and mental disposition as a historical moment when “there is an accumulation of the power of communicating and receiving intense and impassioned conceptions respecting man and nature.” Lyndon LaRouche identified the same disposition which he qualified as a dynamic moment of simultaneity of temporal eternity. Today, the world is in such a period of time and the question this poses for mankind is: how can the individual human soul acquire real knowledge of such a unique expanse of time?