Hylaean Theoric World

First Appearance and Context

The Hylaean Theoric World is presented in teaching as a realm of ideal theoric objects first associated with the upsight of Cnoüs. Along the Hylaean Way, accounts contrast interpretations linked to Our Mother Hylaea, who frames the vision as pure theorics, with strands that treat it as a heavenly realm. Early traditions recall study centered at Orithena, where theors gathered to pursue disciplined inquiry into this idea.

Concept and Characteristics

• Treated as a domain of perfect forms (for example, ideal triangles) about which absolute statements can be made.
• Physical diagrams and measurements are considered representations or shadows of those forms; teaching warns against confusing symbols with the theorical objects themselves.
• The term is often abbreviated in speech, but it denotes a conceptual, not physical, place.

Historical Development and Traditions

• Lineage in mathic discourse is summarized by avout as: Cnoüs glimpsed it, Hylaea articulated it for theorics, and Protas formalized related doctrine about higher realities and their shadows.
• Later metatheorics associated with Fraa Paphlagon develops this line, treating classical Protism as compatible with a realm of theoric truths while exploring broader cosmological implications.

Use in Current Discourse

• Within the Mathic World, the Hylaean Theoric World remains an active theme in debates about notation, proof, and universality. Avout discussing advanced theorics have proposed that distinct representational systems (even non‑written ones) can correspond to the same truths if those truths reside in a shared theoric realm.
• In response to recent sky‑watching and related inquiries at Saunt Edhar, some avout have suggested that the theoric truths in this realm could serve as common ground for communicating with unknown outsiders, since such truths would not depend on language or local customs. This is framed as a working hypothesis rather than established practice.

Current Status

The Hylaean Theoric World functions as a foundational concept referenced in teaching, ritual narratives, and ongoing metatheoretical work. It is not located in space, but invoked as the shared object of theorics across eras and schools.