System Overview
Within this system everything knowable in a human life can be understood or intuited from the knowledge and logic in one of its five branches: Epistemology - Theory of Mind - Ontology - Metaphysics - Ethics
This Philosophical System should be thought of as a mental technology capable of aligning the mind of anyone that understands it with a transcendent perspective. The more the Comprehensive description of the philosophy is known to be the best explanation of reality and existence available, the closer a person gets to a cognitive metamorphosis and an apexed experience of life. Understanding is likely to take time and will require some experience to support it, but the system provides mental structure, a bridge between the rational and the transcendent, and a tool for existential navigation. With the aid of this philosophical framework, self-constructed barriers can be dismantled, mental health can be improved, and deeper realities can be explored without the fear of getting lost. How fast and how far you go depends on your needs and ability to grasp challenging subjects, but financial ability will never be a limiting factor because there will always be some form of costfree assistance available.
SYSTEM INTENT
1. Meant to provide immediate and reasonable answers to those struggling to understand this world or their existence.
2. Offers an inarguable meaning and order to life.
3. Establishes a liveable guide for right action and a framework for ethical decisions making.
4. Explains the nature of the mind, how to convert it into an organ of invaluable utility, and how to skillfully use it to improve our experience of life.
5. Challenges existing paradigms and seeks to catalyze a civilizational transformation and a metamorphosis in our species.
METHODOLOGY
This philosophy employs a systematic approach to gathering, analyzing, and making use of information.
Interdisciplinary Academic Inquiry
This approach necessitates a comprehensive and inclusive worldview consisting of a wide-ranging academic understanding that encompasses various disciplines like philosophy, science, sociology, psychology, and history.
Self-Investigation
A detached mind is required, so deep self-reflection, isolation, and contrasting dialogue are needed to gain perspective on our thoughts, feelings, information, and experiences so they can be seen without social, cultural, or emotional bias.
Synthesis and Application
To facilitate the synthesis and integration of academic/philosophical understanding with our direct experience we must engage in practical uses of knowledge, and we must test theories and concepts by applying them to real and conceptual scenarios.
PRINCIPLES
These are some of the foundational elements informing the assumptions, function, and direction of the Philosophy.
Continuous learning and adaptation is the spirit of the system because it ensures the methodology remains relevant, effective, and responsive to new challenges and discoveries.
Systems Thinking, Emergence, Logic, Iterative Design, Interdisciplinary and Integrative Synthesis, Analytical Rigor, Argumentation as a means of testing, are just some of the recommended approaches to acquiring, vetting, and using knowledge.
(PHILOSOPHIES INFORMING OUR PHILOSOPHICAL SYSTEM) Realism, Existentialism, Reductionism, Deconstructionism, Dialectic, Empiricism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Hermeticism, Pragmatism, Acosmism, Stoicism, Taoism, Zen, Holism, Absolute Idealism, Monism, Panpsychism, Transcendentalism, Naturalism, Idealism, Eternalism, Modal Realism, Sensualism, Subjective Idealism, Perspectivism, Constructivism, Fallibilism, Foundationalism, Agnosticism, Probabilism, Transcendental Idealism, Mereological Nihilism, Phenomenalism, Relationalism, Emergent Materialism, Anarchism, Reconstructivism, Associationalism, Moral relativism, Relativism, Irrationalism, Contextualism, Conventionalism, Ethical Egoism, Ethical Anarchy, Psychological Egoism, Amor fati, Perfectionism (Moral), Absurdism, Nihilism, Category Theory, Set Theory, Percolation Theory, Control Theory, Quantum Field Theory, ADS/CFT, Holography, Bekenstein Bound, Information Theory, Particle Theory, Cell Theory, Cellular Automata, Higher Dimensional Topologies, No Headedness, Christian Asceticism, Kabbalism, Parsimony, First Principles Thinking, Occam's Razor (non-exhaustive)
BRANCHES
Each branch of the Philosophy is a category or domain that addresses different fundamental questions about reality, existence, knowledge, values, or the mind.
Epistemology
“What is knowledge?”, “How do we know that we know?”, are the main subjects of Epistemology. We begin building knowledge by first adopting a stance of near absolute skepticism, which means we can be certain of nothing except that nothing is impossible. Arriving at the certainty that nothing is impossible is relatively easy when you consider the experience you’re aware of at this moment wouldn’t be possible if there was nothing to experience and nothing to receive or know the experience. Experience is the ground or foundation of knowledge because we can be certain of nothing other than the fact that we’re experiencing, although the subjective quality or desirability of an experience is something we can be nearly certain about. From this barren, desolate landscape where only one certainty exists, we can begin building back our knowledge of reality based on degrees of confidence and using the subjective quality of experience as a guide.
Theory of Mind
What is the mind and how do we relate to ours is what we’re concerned with in this branch. To answer this question, our epistemological understanding forces us to abandon all certainty about what we think we know, and this position leaves us with only one way forward, one thing to do, look. Using the direct relationship each of us has with our own mental existence, we can build a useful and rational picture of what we will come to know as a non-physical organ. After familiarizing ourselves with our mind, we’ll see that most established and widely accepted theories in the Western world are fragmented and disconnected from our actual experience and observation. In the end, what we will come to inarguably know is that we are not the mind, the mind is an organ that supports an information space, it is a tool meant to help us improve our chances at a biological success that we can also use to realize a desired life.
Ontology
Understanding the fundamental nature of existence and beingness is the main focus of Ontology. What exists, what does it mean to exist, and how do existing things relate are just a few of the things discussed. For our purposes, everything starts with the an absolute monistic reality that we approach as a unified dualism, at least until the mind has been transcended and oneness has been directly experienced.
Metaphysics
While Ontology is technically a metaphysical concern, our Metaphysics is primarily concerned with understanding how reality works. For us, reality is a boundary bulk dynamic where things at the macro scale are trending toward a state of perfection in the most efficient way possible. The rigor found in scientific perspectives like Quantum Field Theory and Holography are used to help guide our thinking, but we will diverge in ways because our focus isn’t on prediction or application, it’s on a rational explanation for our subjective experience of existence.
Ethics
Standing on Epistemology and Ontology, in our Metaphysics, and using the insights from Theory of Mind, we cement our Philosophical journey with Ethics. While each branch is essential, you could argue ethics is the most important of all because it helps us see what’s right, what’s true, and most importantly, how to realize a subjectively right life. By providing a clear and inarguable framework, we will come to see that no matter what we think, all intelligent and healthy action has the same goal of realizing an ideal experience.
