July 6, 2013

Gaia Consciousness is an Emergent Field


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




Consciousness is the product of a series of synchronistic events based upon the concept of emergence. Complex systems appear to emerge out of nowhere, are in perpetual motion, characteristically adapt to every situation and at times appear to be hidden. Each system possesses a “quality” of its own, which in turn gives expression to a certain intelligence/consciousness that appears veiled and beyond the awareness of each contributing element … whether sentient or not.



Over time directions change as elements are attracted and repulsed by vectors (projections/forces) both within and beyond the parametric nuclei of every field of energy, light and information. Elements become focused by certain systemic/universal rules of attraction, repulsion and distribution.





Randomly wandering projections create the paths in which future pioneering generations migrate, develop and evolve in order to optimize the distribution of energy in motion (e-motion). Greater complexity, randomness, divergence, and deviation generate a greater consciousness.




A more embracing use of symbolism, i.e. design, is key in optimizing the emergence of a greater imagination, the product of which is the emergence of a greater consciousness. The optimal source is everywhere and nowhere.



The zero point is an imaginary unit used solely for the purpose of creating a reference point in describing what is actually an endlessly emerging field of energy, light and information. What is key are the intimate relationships created between neighboring elements that contribute, harbor and spread the relative light, energy and in-form-ation necessary to the survival of the field.

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Edited: 07.08.2013, 08.08.2013, 10.17.204, 11.08.2014, 01.11.2017, 07.18.2020, 08.13.2022

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