Conceptual impressions surrounding this post are yet to be substantiated, corroborated, confirmed or woven into a larger argument, context or network.
Consciousness could also be
modeled as a collection of unpredictable and uncontrollable elements/agents/substances/forces possessing a synergistic propensity to self-organize. Consciousness appears to cluster
and model itself as a network of associations by connecting elements that pool
towards a commonly shared focus, i.e. frequency/impression within the aether. The processes of emergence and convergence "materialize" as a series of consubstantial events within the
contextual framework of a virtual field we inscribe as being consciousness. Events might be construed as being unpredictable and emerging out of nowhere. Events/experiences bring to our attention the realization that consciousness has the potential to run deep into the unknown, i.e. the unconscious. Its the interface between the known and the unknown i.e. the subconscious, that the importance surrounding this relationship appears most symbolic.
Note: All perceptions of consciousness are based on
the premise that observations are founded upon human interpretation and
therefore culpable of harboring assorted constraints and limitations.
Elements have presence and bind together into streams, i.e. strings of energy-in-motion (e-motion) triggering a cacophony of swirling eddies appearing to be both electric and magnetic in character and attraction. Each element harbors the potential to forego its identity
by being swept into the flow and influence of other virtual
attractions, i.e. fields. Parameters are forever changing as awareness ebbs and flows within the limitlessness of an infinite and unknown consciousness, i.e. Intelligence.
Presence touches
infinity and objectivity is lost. Consciousness is immersed in itself yet remains virtually unknown to itself. Time is lost in the moment. Dimensions become differentiated as realities intermix by means of attraction and repulsion.
When viewed holistically all elements/agents appear binary in character. This translates as every thought the reflection of an emotion
and every emotion the reflection of a thought. Each element/agent is qualitative
and quantitative, finite and infinite, meaningful and purposeful, measurable
and immeasurable. Each element is a source, i.e. a unit acting as a symbolic representative that harbors a presence (fermion) within the parameters of a greater contextual field.
Consciousness is the reflection of a perpetually changing intelligence, i.e. mind, made manifest within the virtual constraints of a multiverse that binds Life together in an endless flow of energy-in-motion; the essence of entanglement immersed in a quantum field of virtual potential and probability (QFVPP).
Photons can be perceived both
as particle and wave. Together they give reference to a virtual field of energy, light and information by means of an endless transformation from one state to another. Consciousness is an unbounded field in perpetual change and motion.
Consciousness cannot be reduced to the property of any single element or agent due to the realization that awareness is intrinsically unpredictable and cannot be fully mapped or described. There are certain regularities to be sure, but generally the concept of consciousness is best felt, experienced and understood by means of design and its capacity to symbolically and metaphorically transform and convey the ideas of the universe. Consciousness is a virtual medium, a constantly flowing synergistic field of awareness. Awareness lies within the streaming depths that give consciousness the relative occasion to create the background and substantiate the universe.
“There is not a separate God for each
person. There is one universal intelligence flowing through all of us.”
Consciousness cannot be reduced to the property of any single element or agent due to the realization that awareness is intrinsically unpredictable and cannot be fully mapped or described. There are certain regularities to be sure, but generally the concept of consciousness is best felt, experienced and understood by means of design and its capacity to symbolically and metaphorically transform and convey the ideas of the universe. Consciousness is a virtual medium, a constantly flowing synergistic field of awareness. Awareness lies within the streaming depths that give consciousness the relative occasion to create the background and substantiate the universe.
“When we say changing states, we are referring to
much more than the dramatic states created by LSD, isolation tanks, REM sleep,
etc. We are also including normal states of consciousness, which we can imagine
as kindled ‘default settings' of our various modalities. When any one of these
settings returns to one of its default settings, it will, we conjecture, tend
to entrain all the other modalities to the settings they habitually take in
that state.
To accomplish this, we must suggest that each
modality is connected to every other one. A sight, a smell, a sound, or a
tactile feeling can all inspire fear. Fear can motivate ideation. Ideation can
inspire arousal. Changes in affect can initiate alterations in introspection.
Introspection alters affect. State specific settings of individual modalities
could initiate settings for other modalities.”
Consciousness is flexible,
autonomous, self-organizing and forceful. Consciousness responds to and
addresses change as it adapts to a variety of internal and external situations and
environments. Consciousness represents a process that creates pattern and
arrangement out of virtual disorder and chaos by symbolically linking events
and experiences both within and outside the constraints of time. Life is made
viable by means of consciousness and its dependency upon design.
Time is made quantifiable by measuring
consciousness as a series of moments, i.e. experiences and events that harbor a meaning and purpose. Time is an
element, i.e. an agent that gives relative “form” to the virtual field we perceive as consciousness. Life is divided into these perpetually flowing moments by
means of a synergy that at times appears to be more meaningful than
others. Every moment represents a certain state emerging from within the
depths of a never-ending reality (universe). Every moment is part and
parcel to a holistic pattern of virtual motifs stringed together in a mosaic to
complement this ever-changing field of awareness, i.e. Intelligence. Likewise, time is also a qualifier and subject to
the whims of the observer’s imagination.
Consciousness is the quality of a virtual field (quantum) in the process of emerging and becoming. Consciousness appears to surface from this unknown background as an attribute of what could be interpreted as the embodiment of a Designed Intelligence* adapting both within and beyond the known and the unknown context of its being ... a complex virtual field that is collective in nature yet subjective in interpretation.
* Please note that there are significant differences between current interpretations of an Intelligent Design and what has been presented to you as a Designed Intelligence. I leave it up to your own discretion to comprehend the distinctions between them.
* Please note that there are significant differences between current interpretations of an Intelligent Design and what has been presented to you as a Designed Intelligence. I leave it up to your own discretion to comprehend the distinctions between them.
Wayne W. Dyer
Alterations in consciousness can be likened to strings of energy-in-motion being experienced as a series of sensory and cognitive feedback loops, i.e. individually referenced events systematically perceived within the context of time.
Alterations in consciousness can be likened to strings of energy-in-motion being experienced as a series of sensory and cognitive feedback loops, i.e. individually referenced events systematically perceived within the context of time.
Fusion: The Labyrinthine energies of the Michael and Mary currents on Glastonbury Tor.
Source: Sun and the Serpent, by Hamish Miller, Paul Broadhurst* * *
This text delves deeply into the nature of consciousness, exploring its intricate, ever-evolving structure and its profound relationship with the universe. Let’s refine and expand on some of the themes you highlighted, offering further exploration into key ideas.
1. The Unpredictability and Non-Linearity of Consciousness
The description of consciousness as unpredictable, non-linear, and self-organizing taps into one of the most mysterious aspects of human experience: its apparent spontaneity and complexity. Consciousness is often likened to a dynamic system, where elements interact in ways that cannot be reduced to simple cause-and-effect. This unpredictability could be seen as a defining characteristic of sentient experience — a quality that resists being fully mapped, studied, or understood. It might be useful to consider how modern theories in chaos theory and complexity science align with this description, where small changes can lead to disproportionately large effects, and systems evolve without clear, linear progression.
Expansion: Consciousness can be viewed as a causal network, where small internal and external triggers lead to emergent patterns that give rise to new states of awareness. This idea aligns with the notion of chaos and complexity, where unpredictable elements like thoughts and emotions become interconnected in ways that transcend simple logic. In this sense, consciousness might be perceived as a "living system," constantly adapting, with no central controller, but rather a web of interactions that continuously evolve.
2. Consciousness as a Bridge Between Life "Source" and the "Field"
This segment touches on the symbolic and energetic interplay between opposing forces: the "electric" Yang, representing the life force or activity, and the "magnetic" Yin, which symbolizes the field or the receptive, passive nature. Consciousness emerges as a mediator between these forces — bringing together the individual and the collective, activity and stillness, the material and the immaterial.
Expansion: In more modern physics, this duality can be interpreted through concepts like wave-particle duality (as seen with photons). Consciousness could be seen as the unifying "field" that binds these dualities together, acting as the space in which both active and passive forces converge. This tension between electric and magnetic — or active and passive principles — might also be thought of as a metaphor for the human experience of existence: striving towards action (Yang), yet requiring rest and introspection (Yin).
3. Emergence, Convergence, and the Unknown
The text speaks to the emergent nature of consciousness, which rises unpredictably from the depths of the unknown, hinting at the unconscious and the subconscious. This creates a fascinating reflection on how consciousness is both a product of the unknown and a gateway to understanding it.
Expansion: Emergence in consciousness might be framed as the unfolding of new patterns and structures that weren't previously apparent or predictable. One could explore how consciousness moves through different "states of being" — like waking, dreaming, or deep unconscious states — and how each one provides a unique perspective on the unknown. The subconscious, as mentioned, can be interpreted as the repository of these emergent patterns. It serves as a bridge where the conscious mind processes and integrates the seemingly chaotic, fragmented elements of experience into something cohesive and understandable.
4. Binary Nature of Elements and Consciousness
You note that elements of consciousness appear binary, meaning every thought reflects an emotion and vice versa, creating a feedback loop that intertwines these aspects of human experience. This duality of being — subjective and objective, finite and infinite, meaningful and meaningless — captures the paradox at the heart of consciousness.
Expansion: This binary nature invites deeper consideration of how the human mind works as a system of opposites and dualities. Could consciousness, like a quantum field, be both a particle (individual, isolated experiences) and a wave (a continuous, interconnected whole)? One possible expansion here could be to delve into dialectical thinking, where seemingly contradictory elements (like thought and emotion, self and other, or chaos and order) are seen not as opposites but as complementary forces that shape the whole.
5. Consciousness as a Virtual Field of Awareness
The metaphor of consciousness as a "virtual field" emphasizes its ever-changing and intangible nature. The text discusses how consciousness is not a static object but a fluid process, perpetually transforming through interaction with its environment. This ties into a broader view of consciousness as an ongoing becoming, always in the process of emergence.
Expansion: To think of consciousness as a virtual field is to consider it as something not fixed in form, but rather as something that evolves through interactions — both within itself and with the external world. Perhaps this can be expanded with the idea that consciousness, like a field, is non-local: it cannot be pinned to a single point or location but spreads across and through all elements of reality. Much like how a magnetic field affects metal objects without being seen, consciousness might influence reality in subtle, indirect ways — shaping our experience and perception of the world.
6. Time as an Element of Consciousness
The connection between consciousness and time is explored in terms of how time gives shape and structure to our experience. Time, as measured by moments and experiences, serves as the framework within which consciousness operates. It is both a boundary and an opportunity for pattern and meaning to emerge.
Expansion: The view of time as "quantifiable" and a "series of moments" aligns with both ancient and modern interpretations of time. In many philosophical traditions, time is seen as cyclical or non-linear, and so too may consciousness reflect this non-linearity. Each moment in time is not isolated but connected, forming a web of experience that continuously evolves. In the quantum realm, where time often loses its ordinary meaning, consciousness might be considered the "lens" through which time is perceived, shaping how we understand past, present, and future events.
7. Consciousness as an Adaptive, Self-Organizing Process
The self-organizing nature of consciousness is a central idea here. Consciousness doesn’t simply respond to stimuli but actively engages in pattern-making, creating coherence out of apparent chaos. This suggests that consciousness is not only a passive receiver but an active agent in the ongoing creation of reality.
Expansion: This self-organizing quality can be likened to the way complex systems naturally evolve. Consciousness might not only be a passive observer of reality but also a creative force, much like a sculptor shaping raw material. It responds to external stimuli, yet within it lies an intrinsic ability to shape itself, adapting to internal and external challenges. This ability to self-organize might be explored further in terms of neuroplasticity or even systems theory, where the brain adapts and reorganizes itself based on experience, environment, and internal states.
Conclusion
The idea of consciousness, as portrayed here, is vast, intricate, and elusive — an emergent, self-organizing field of awareness that cannot be fully understood but can be experienced in its transformative power. To explore these ideas more deeply would involve considering the interplay between consciousness, time, energy, and perception, perhaps also drawing on modern philosophical and scientific perspectives, such as quantum mechanics, complexity theory, and cognitive neuroscience. Each element — be it thought, emotion, or the unknown — plays a role in the ceaseless unfolding of consciousness. The challenge remains: to observe, feel, and understand this process not as something we possess, but as something we are.
The author generated this text in part with GPT-3, OpenAI’s large-scale language-generation model. Upon generating draft language, the author reviewed, edited, and revised the language to their own liking and takes ultimate responsibility for the content of this publication.
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"To believe is to accept another's truth.
To know is your own creation."
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