The Singularity of the Unconscious
At the heart of our psyche lies the singularity, a point of infinite density within the unconscious that holds the potential of all that was, is, and can be. This singularity remains forever undefined, an indeterminate repository of collective history and possibility.
The Flow of Experience
Contrary to a flow from the singularity outward, our journey of consciousness is a constant stream from individual experience to collective history. Each action and thought originating in the conscious mind contributes to the personal subconscious narrative, gradually cementing into the collective unconscious.
The Subconscious: A Transitionary Layer
The subconscious acts as the intermediary, a repository for recent memories and not-yet-fully processed experiences. It is here that the individual ‘actuals’ begin their transformation from personal to universal significance.
Convergence at the Event Horizon
The event horizon, situated at a radius of π/10, represents the boundary where individual experiences aggregate and transition into the collective unconscious. This is where personal narratives are stripped of their individuality and woven into the dense tapestry of the unconscious.
The Unconscious: A Collective History
Beyond the event horizon lies the unconscious, a vast and dense record of all human action and thought. Here, individual experiences lose their personal tags and become part of the collective legacy, the shared history of human consciousness.
The Reverse Journey: From Conscious Action to Unconscious Archetype
Our conscious experiences do not flow outward from the singularity but instead move inward, each moment of awareness contributing to the subconscious and, eventually, settling within the unconscious. This inward journey reflects how individual moments of life are absorbed into the grand narrative of collective experience.