Prismind
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Hi. My name is Zach. In 1989, writing a feature article for a magazine on carousels, I saw horses passing each other in my imagination. I thought, that looks prismatic (as if peering into a physical prism or crystal). The idea generated endless associations with psychology, spirituality, literature, politics and nature. Extensive research found prismatic form to be not only a powerful metaphor but fundamental in all of nature.
We find telling instances like this paper, "A Prismatic Substructure Formed During the Solidification of Metals." In fact all molecular structure is crystallographic. This extends to every situation, with members of a family, musical notes in chords, and words in a sentence. There seems to be no instance that doesn't eexhibit parts of a whole, or facets of a prism.
This manifests from geometries in the quantum field, in the entanglement of particle interactions. As the interacting particles then remain "in concert" forever, this creates wholeness, the nonlocal web or matrix of the universe.
When applied to the mind, the prism mind (or "prismind," the two words forming a whole), the insights are stunning. The mind is a system of concept structures, however coherent or incoherent. We focus, strive for clarity, and generate resolution. These are all attributes of prisms. It's not a metaphor. The mind is a system of reflections. We find further examples of this scheme, like in the Buddhist Diamond Sutra.
The prism mind is the form. The energy within the form is our spiritual being. Refine the prism mind to reap a soul of fire. Then even further, we can trace quantum phenomena in patterns of common speech, giving us a map of the intuitive mind, but that area of the theory is too involved to get into here.
As of yet, I haven't found a publisher with the imagination to accept my manuscript, Quantum Language: The Holy Universe. But 25 years ago I published a small book detailing the theory at that stage, Prisms and Mind: unifying psychology, physics & theology. In all these years the theory has never failed, whether with respect to psychology, science, history, or the arts and literature. Feel free to contact me for further discussion.
We find telling instances like this paper, "A Prismatic Substructure Formed During the Solidification of Metals." In fact all molecular structure is crystallographic. This extends to every situation, with members of a family, musical notes in chords, and words in a sentence. There seems to be no instance that doesn't eexhibit parts of a whole, or facets of a prism.
This manifests from geometries in the quantum field, in the entanglement of particle interactions. As the interacting particles then remain "in concert" forever, this creates wholeness, the nonlocal web or matrix of the universe.
When applied to the mind, the prism mind (or "prismind," the two words forming a whole), the insights are stunning. The mind is a system of concept structures, however coherent or incoherent. We focus, strive for clarity, and generate resolution. These are all attributes of prisms. It's not a metaphor. The mind is a system of reflections. We find further examples of this scheme, like in the Buddhist Diamond Sutra.
The prism mind is the form. The energy within the form is our spiritual being. Refine the prism mind to reap a soul of fire. Then even further, we can trace quantum phenomena in patterns of common speech, giving us a map of the intuitive mind, but that area of the theory is too involved to get into here.
As of yet, I haven't found a publisher with the imagination to accept my manuscript, Quantum Language: The Holy Universe. But 25 years ago I published a small book detailing the theory at that stage, Prisms and Mind: unifying psychology, physics & theology. In all these years the theory has never failed, whether with respect to psychology, science, history, or the arts and literature. Feel free to contact me for further discussion.