Showing posts with label unity of opposites. Show all posts
Showing posts with label unity of opposites. Show all posts

Awareness Meditation Template (World Formula)

From zero to infinity and from free will to anything and vice versa. The metaphysical "world formula."

Click here to view the PDF slides. The center and the unfamiliar symbol are both clickable.

The Original German version is here.

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. 

Alternation is a whole; in its center, unity is absolute. 
Unity is a center; in its whole, alternation is absolute.




Alternation and Approximation: Notes on the Foundations of Consciousness

This is a collection of unpublished reflections on the structural conditions underlying consciousness, agency, and perception. Central is the concept of infinitesimality structure, a theoretical framework that aims to reconcile determinacy and indeterminacy in decision-making processes and perceptual experience. Building on my major work, How Consciousness Creates Reality – The Full Version, I assume that consciousness emerges through dynamic processes of condensation, approximation, and alternation.