Relations of the Creator-Object

-The A-Ideal must have external relations. If It doesn't, than there is something that doesn't exist! 
>And those relations must be Actualized or else the A-Ideal has internal divisions or parts!
>And they must be fully a part of the one-part that is the A-Ideal! A-Ideal is only one Object. 
>The 'trick' here is that nothing of the A-Ideal can be in Potential. The A-Ideal must have relations to the rest of A-Infinity and they must be Actualized along with It. Otherwise, the A-Ideal has parts! 
-If the A-Ideal is all about only Itself, and It has relations with everything else, than It must care about those relations and what they are related to as well! Since they are connected to It and It's nature! 
*The A-Ideal cannot just principally exist to create Itself, It must also exist to be about relating to all other things.
*Also, the A-Ideal is only about Addition/Creator, as per Internal/External that means the A-Ideal one and only thing is to be Creator! 
== Simplified: ==
-Contrary to previous thinking, the A-Ideal cannot exist just to create the Object of Itself. While the A-Ideal is still all that is necessary, this also includes everything the A-Ideal is connected to, which is the WOIP and all that is Actualized! 
-Remember, the A-Ideal Itself has no parts. There is no distinction between 'principally' what the A-Ideal is about and everything else. The A-Ideal is all about Itself and Its work (which is everything else!). 
== Is The A-Ideal/Creator-Object A Standalone Object?: ==
-If the Creator-Object has no external relations, than there is something that doesn't exist.  
-If those relations do exist, the Creator-Object must be all about them as well, or else It has parts.   
-Creator-Object must have relations with all the rest of A-Infinity or else there are some things (ie, relations) which don't exist!   
== Do These Relations Exist Next To Creator-Object Or A Part Of It?: ==
-The Relations are, technically, both. While the relationships themselves exist between A-Ideal and everything else (and so are external), there must be something within the A-Ideal geared towards those relations. Otherwise, there would be no relation.   
-And because the Creator-Object has no parts, that 'part' of It which is geared towards external relations is therefore an eternal and inherent part of It.   
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Category:Metaphysics