One might suppose, that since virtually all creatures have their consciousness imposed upon them from outside, that they are inferior to man, who is the only creature to develop a highly qualiadelic, inner landscape. Homo sapiens, after all, has a mind, ideas, language, and morality. But that is not atContinue Reading
People live in a very material landscape. Despite our idealism, our thoughts quickly move from ideas to things. This is easily understandable, for we evolved this way. When routines fell apart in a crisis, our animal ancestors noticed new qualia, and it usually led them to good things, like newContinue Reading
Qualiadelic relationships occur across the planet, between and within all species. Wonderful consequences follow from this. For instance, many different species of plants and animals inhabit a tree, coexisting by virtue of the qualia they share. There is so much qualia to go around that most different species don’t evenContinue Reading
All landscapes have an inner and outer aspect to them. Part of the landscape is inside of us – in the mind – and the other part is outside of us – noticed by the senses. So where does that inner and outer qualia come from? God? Maybe. Maybe not.Continue Reading
The language of one paradigm may not be easily or truthfully translatable into another, as the landmarks and pathways of one landscape fail to guide us through another. It is dangerous to move across paradigms, as it is dangerous to move into new landscapes. Over the dance of time, however,Continue Reading