December 31, 2011

Conscious Imagination


Conceptual impressions surrounding this post are yet to be substantiated, corroborated, confirmed or woven into a larger argument, context or network.

Consciousness is a figment of our imagination. All that can be “known” vibrates within the parameters of a self-contained holographic field created by our own imagination in conjunction with a complimentary universe shared with other elements of common frequency. These are virtual energy fields symbolically linked to other quantum fields sharing a common frequency, i.e. conscious field, by design.

These “individual” fields together bring to relative manifestation atoms, molecules, elements, materials, and organisms of assorted complexity and magnitude. The concepts surrounding life’s changes will vibrate about these formations of quantum energy into patterns that support the projections/intentions of a greater conscious field, which itself is a variable dependent upon the scale, magnitude and complexity coherent with an observer’s level of awareness.

Human consciousness is a unified field of our own making that shares its energy with other electro/magnetic fields that resonate to similar frequencies emitted from a common source, i.e. core, zero point. The single purpose (frequency) of mind is fostered and supported by the emotional quality (frequency) of the imagination. Generally, humanity describes this relationship as being intuitive in character, which is for all intents and purposes the language of the design paradigm.

Science has served its purpose well by pulling aside the veils that concealed a holographic field of virtual reality, quantum awareness and the design paradigm.

Design creates the connection, it is the tool that allows for the perception of what appears to be a singularity of awareness made manifest within the constraints of a macrocosmic field consciousness. Unity is perceived to be Oneness, which unto itself is merely an expression of yet a greater Oneness. The totality is incomprehensible from all perspectives and makes what appears to be “real” that which is separate from dualistic thinking, i.e. the three dimensional universe of space/time. Duality, like any other realm of consciousness, is an integral part of Oneness and should be considered as such.



As quantum theory has described, the observer is an integral part of what is observed, so too is duality an integral part of what is interpreted as a mysterious Oneness, i.e. the source, zero point. Many designed “systems” have attempted to represent this mystery, i.e. the Tao, religion, philosophy, language, art, mathematics, etc. by capturing the imagination of a Oneness by what design can bring to consciousness.
These systems are imagined and conceptual in content, collectively designed to establish a foundation, i.e. center, for knowing that can be anchored within the midst of the unknown for the purpose of creating a dualistic field of awareness necessary for Life and the steady growth of consciousness.

Design is the facilitator. Our imagination allows us to make the connections and is, unto itself, a fundamental component in the quest to make known the unknown by what is symbolically created in a virtual and collective field of holographic consciousness. Design is an exercise of the imagination discovered through the process of creation, a cyclical journey of emergence and revelation within the holographic parameters of duality, i.e. meaning and purpose. What is of true importance surrounds the concept of creativity and all that it entails.

“The essence of the independent mind lies not in what it thinks, but in how it thinks.”

― Christopher Hitchens, Letters to a Young Contrarian




Edited: 11.28.2013, 10.17.2014, 01.11.2017, 05.06.2020

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1 comment:

  1. This idea of consciousness being non-existent is something I think about daily. When Malcolm Gladwell's Blink came out, I couldn't put it down. It is filled with examples of similar ideas. I've kept this as "conscious" thought when I'm brainstorming or hunting for inspiration. Nothing that comes into our minds while "being creative" is unworthy, or inappropriate. Each of these thoughts that surface while we're sketching or ideating are things that needs to be written down, doodled, explored. The reason our brain brings us these seemingly random thoughts is because something jogs our memory, our subconscious. This in itself makes every thought we have while being creative an important one. Our thoughts reveal connections, which to designers are the most important things to harvest.

    Lovely post.
    *Cheers*

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