Energy discourse
Panel illumination
Assertion focus
Certain experiences exist only in synthetically created environments through which large numbers of travelers pass.
“The law of attraction is the belief that the universe creates and provides for you that which your thoughts are focused on.” – Neil Farber
Energies contracted
Day commitment
Search mode
A trip to the beach offers a powerful refuge from temporary daily concerns. Who you are and what you want become less important as an internal frame of reference when surrounded by wonder.
“That kind of self-contained journeying had fired my imagination with curiosity and challenge.” – Neil Peart
Terminal shuttling
Between concourses
Waiting room on wheels
An innovative modernistic feature of Washington Dulles airport, the mobile lounge was once state-of-the-art. In due course, the future inexorably becomes antiquated.
“The dune buggy-like buses were originally considered an elegant, futuristic solution for all the walking necessitated by increasingly large airports.” – Rachel Sadon
Impulsively narcissistic
Self-esteem modification
Irreparable disfigurement
Peer pressure leading to conformity is a powerful force. In the quest for familiarity and reassurance, mimicking behavior of the prevailing group promotes social acceptance.
“We are all a little damaged, Bee. Some of us more than others.” – T.M. Frazier
Concurrent indication
Rate of constancy
Flow separation
The diversity of existence resides in the assortment of physical objects that are available and the complex of proceedings that continuously transpire within the stimulation field. Event interpretation depends on memory associations.
“Cognition depends on the kinds of experiences that come from having a body with particular perceptual and motor capabilities that are inseparably linked and that together form the matrix within which reasoning, memory, emotion, language, and all other aspects of mental life are meshed.” – Esther Thelen
Light intensity
Information exercise
Awareness experience
The shadowself understands that awareness accounting necessarily distorts accuracy. Attention is the cognitive transaction of enhancing some discernible indications at the expense of other evidence.
“Why would the brain waste energy computing information about subjective awareness and attributing that property to itself, if the brain doesn’t in fact have this property?” – Michael S. A. Graziano
Certain impressions
Constant conjunction
Across many instances
Under certain identifiable conditions, natural mechanisms structure accidental concomitance. The objective basis of conceptual necessity attributions reside in the working of such apparent mechanisms.
“So it is with the life of souls in a world: fixed laws, consequences unfolding by causal necessity, the whole natural order, are at once limits within which their common life is confined and also the sole condition under which any such life is possible.” – C.S. Lewis
Inclusive structure
Irreducibly personal
Metaphysical legitimacy
With knowledge of the simulation field comes aesthetic potential. In an elevated arousal level associated with acute awareness, the flux of time seems to slow down in the continuity of perceptible refinement.
“Most men pursue pleasure with such breathless haste that they hurry past it.” – Soren Kierkegaard
Time dependent
Change correlation
Physical necessity
The shifting appearance of the natural world offers inexhaustible wonderment. In any transformation process, as a specific quality comes into existence some other quality disappears. Being in the presence of fluid beauty provokes profound reflection and stimulates exuberant joy.
“Each fact is connected to some other single or multiple facts for which they are responsible.” – Cemal Yildirim
Immediate experience
Intellectually appealing
Reserves hidden within
As seemingly frozen moments in time, various states of static equilibrium are experienced throughout existence. Free choice is necessarily concerned with the ways in which life is shaped by given external forces and structures.
“The aspects of our existence that limit us are the very same ones that bind us to the world and give us scope for action and perception.” – Maurice Merleau-Ponty