Qualiens is my pen name. If we were all more qualiadelic we could be a new species: Homo qualiens. Not that I consider myself to be so evolved; I'm just happy to have received so many qualiadelic ideas. I think we will be seeing some really qualiadelic people come along. Soon.
My real name is Tony Brussat. I have an app called "BeQualiadelic"
Before our ancestors began to pay attention to the qualia of mind, they were not all that different from other animals and plants, which merely react to the qualia around them. Plants react to light, acid-base balances in the soil, water, and other qualia in their landscapes; animals react toContinue Reading
Animals have a “participation mystique” with the natural landscape: it speaks to them. It reveals the qualia they need, when they need it, in order to survive. People have a mystical participation of their own, with the human landscape. If we follow the landmarks and pathways of tradition, we willContinue Reading
“A man is rich in proportion to the number of things he afford to let alone” — Henry David Thoreau Not the least of which “things” are beliefs and ideals, ought to’s and should haves, fears, and maybe even loves, too. It is good to have these, if for noContinue Reading
Qualia, which is the infinite gift of the ecosystem, makes everything greater than the sum of its parts. Our visualization of the qualia within, the qualia around which matter forms itself, has wholeness (wholesomeness, or holiness); it makes everything and everyone around us better — greater than the sum of ourContinue Reading
Every evolutionary step is the result of qualiadelic relationships: as we ritual with qualia in the landscape, (redness, for instance), not only do our eyes evolve (to see red better), but so does the landscape (flowers display brighter reds). Landscapes would not exist at all if it were not forContinue Reading