Panpsychism and ConscioCentrism
Exploring Panpsychism and the Relation to ConscioCentrism
The Origins of Panpsychism
Panpsychism is the philosophy of mind that states that Consciousness is a Fundamental and Ubiquitous Feature of Reality. Its recorded origins date back thousands of years to the time of Plato and Thales.
ConscioCentrism is closely related to Panpsychism, with specific parameters outlined for:
1. The Dimensional Nature of Consciousness
In the ConscioCentric paradigm, the "levels of consciousness" are related to awareness of the dimensions of energy, matter, time and freewill - 1D < 2D < 3D < 4D < 5D
2. The Fluid Nature of Spheres of Consciousness
Consciousness acts on all matter from a single atom up to complex evolved bodies. There are no hard boundaries of consciousness within an evolved body. Consciousness can focus in on specific areas of the body when learning skills or in meditation, and can broaden its focus a moment later into considering big picture plans for the entire body system over the next day, month, or year ahead. Consciousness does not even have a hard boundary related to our body. In fact, as we interact with other conscious beings, we extend our conscious influence over them. When we take possession of material objects, our consciousness controls them, and their location in 3D space, and their motion through time.
3. The Trajectory and Motivation of Consciousness Through Time
Consciousness is on a trajectory of creation, which is defined as repeated patterns of separation and reunification into new material constructs. The motivation of pockets of consciousness is to expand control over matter and interaction with other conscious matter.
4. The History of Consciousness from the Big Bang, through Solar Formation, and Evolution of Life
Under the lens of the ConscioCentric paradigm, the cosmologic history of the universe is another form of the creative trajectory, and each series of events can be viewed as a pattern of separation and unity events.
5. The Relationship between Consciousness and the Four Fundamental Forces of Physics
Gravity, the Strong Nuclear Force, and the Weak Nuclear Force are all forces related to the separation and unity impulses of conscious matter.
6. The Relationship between Consciousness and Creation - The Act of Separation and Unity.