The 1960s Seattle channeling source — first voiced by Ralph Duby, then by David E. Worcester — whose "Rhyee" origin myth Bob folds into the top of the Tiny Note Chart. Its cosmology of separateness (a force "Rhyee" spiraling down into dense matter, a female principle "Isis," a human species created to be drawn back to a "plane of essence") supplies the chart's four "forces," to which Bob adds himself as the fifth column. Cameron reads the whole scheme as recycled Gnosticism. New to the series in dialogue 13; presented as a channeled cosmology and therefore sensitive.
Across the dialogues
Introduced as the 1960s Seattle channeling source whose "Rhyee" origin myth underwrites the Tiny Note Chart's five columns
The channeled first principle — "Rhyee" as the origin of separateness — is the seed Bob grows the chart's metaphysics from.
"he announced that Rhyee, an ancient something, caused the first separateness."David E. Worcester, read by Bob Dobbs, The Resonant Interval, Dialogue 13 (11 Feb 2021), 9:07
The myth's second move — a female principle, "Isis," contracts with Rhyee to create children, so the human species is founded inside the separation rather than outside it.
"a female principle was created, Isis, and it went down to the physical dimension and made an agreement with Rhyee to continue Rhyee's creation."David E. Worcester, read by Bob Dobbs, The Resonant Interval, Dialogue 13 (11 Feb 2021), 13:06
Cameron places the whole cosmology as a recurrence of ancient Gnostic heresy — the demiurge and the fall into matter under new names.
"A lot of this is very familiar from Gnostic speculation a couple thousand years ago."Cameron McEwen, The Resonant Interval, Dialogue 13 (11 Feb 2021), 12:44
Connections
Channeled first by Ralph Duby (from 1962), then by David E. Worcester (from 1967) — the source Bob draws the "Rhyee" myth from.
Bob folds its cosmology into the Tiny Note Chart's top row — the four "forces" (Eloy, Too, Lofty, Rhyee) plus himself as the fifth column.