Quadrinity? Oracle, Neo, God, and Love? (Matrix Part 5)

You thought we had finished, didn't you?  Just when you'd figured you could face the world of movies within this half of the decade, I'm bringin' ya back!  Why?  Because my husband has a really good point.  Oh ya, he doesn't pay a lot of attention to what I'm up to here, but he figured I needed a little direction on Reality as far as the Matrix goes.  And his point was unshakable.

So, if Neo is God as man, the Oracle the Holy Spirit,  and the Creator/Programmer dude the God as Balancer the way I interpretted it, then what is the thing Neo merged with at the end?  I admit to having been distracted in the last movie... I even wonder if I watched the whole thing, 'cause there are gaps in my memory, hmm.

I propose a Quadrinity.  It's my world... I can do what I want here!  I suppose the truth about God is that we could never really describe all aspects, no matter how many inities we came up with.  But Eric has a point.  Neo merged into the Oneness at the end, became the All, saved or transformed the planet to his intention.  What was that huge, wacky, firey, glowing machine anyway?  I'm goin' with Love as my fourth segment of God.  How does that work for you?

Actually, it works pretty well with the movie overall.  I can't say that I've ever read a thing about it, so those of you who are experts, or who have seen analysis' elsewhere will have to tell me where I failed to meet the status quo.  But the love thing is workable.  It was the undercurrent  that drove all of the movies.  It was the reaons for Neo, for Trinity, for the other couple who were separated between underground and a ship, etc... it was the reason for their actions, a reason they used their free will to make the choices they made.  They acted out of love.

What better way to round out the series?!  If we look at God as only a balancer, that does leave us in bleak territory.  And although our free will might let us move our particular existences toward a world that we personally unfold (at least in interpretation), if God swings a hammer of Karmic balance alone, what fun is that?  For every excitement we trade a boredom, for every pleasure a pain, for every love a loss? 

What if love topples this?  What if the part of God that is Bliss is something we can achieve with our own consciousness, throwing the world into transformation, much as Neo did?  What if every move we make does alter the prototype, and with enough focus and conscious action, we could overthrow the balancing act and achieve a world of bliss alone?  Shall we try?