The Core

To limit means to cross. Access to everything is all that is. The unity of all identities is total in every center.

As the core of my philosophy, the well-known unity of opposites can be considered, but applied in a new way and with the greatest possible consistency.

However, it does not seem very helpful to conclude from this point, because every "application" must be (and was) independently justified to prove its validity. Thus, the unity of opposites is itself more of a result and only thereby becomes a "starting point". At least it offers a connection to the philosophical tradition (Hermes Trismegistus, Yin/Yang, Heraclitus, Cusanus, Leibniz, Hegel).

Philosophically versed readers can also try to transition from Alfred North Whitehead, Edmund Husserl, Ernst Cassirer or Structuralism by thinking their basic theses more consistently and synthetically. 

A tip for mystics: If you compress the seven hermetic principles into one, you get my infinitesimality structure and thus free will. Satori.





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An AI summary of the theory:

Janew sees reality as an ongoing alternation of unique perspectives: even recognizing a cup involves shifting among its features, surroundings, and possible uses. Each alternation forms a whole with an infinitesimal center of unity, and this center–periphery relationship recurs throughout every part and connection, forming what he calls the infinitesimality structure, or i-structure. Awareness means experiencing this dynamic alternation and its potential, including subconscious perspectives, while ordinary consciousness emphasizes the relatively stable objects that the movement condenses. Free will rests on freedom of choice arising from the i-structure’s complete unity of determinacy and indeterminacy, through which a conscious whole chooses meaningfully without either prior causes or chance dictating its decision. Individuals create shared reality through mutually attuned choices within the limitless awareness of All That Is, and their value fulfillment consists in developing their unique potential while enriching the possibilities of others.


Alternation and Unity