Four Structural Principles of Yambukus' Philosophy

Yambukus' philosophy is characterized by four main structural principles. First, he believes in a non-transformational divine hierarchy. Unlike Plotinus, Yambukus asserts that a soul remains a soul and cannot cease to be one. Second, there is a fine-grained complexity and interlocking flow within the divine hierarchy, where even the lowest reality, matter, is infused with the illumination of the gods. Third, Yambukus posits that all principles of reality extend to the ultimate depths, including matter. This means that higher principles like the One are present even in the mundane realm. Lastly, Yambukus emphasizes the principle of mirroring across the hypostases, where each level reflects and mirrors the others. This creates a self-reflexive and interconnected nature to the different levels of reality.