ThreeMindsVariations
structure | vantage point experienced | shared quality | wondrous wisdom | 0th mind | 1st mind | 2nd mind | 3rd mind |
2+1 | the same investigatory spirit, arising independently, bringing forth the same abstract structure, in three different abstract, spiritless contexts, monadic, dyadic, triadic, defining subjectivity and objectivity | persons | 3 persons | who understands | who comes to understand | who is understood by both | |
2+2 | subjectively, three distinct internal voices, faculties, identities addressing the same subject | actions | conceptions of sevensome | wondering | answering | questioning | investigating |
2+1 | accordance between a subjective view and its objective context as determined from a neutral point of view upon their presumptions separately and combined | complementary relationships | dialogue within sevensome | known | unknown | reflective | |
3+1 | section of objective context presented to subject | domains of knowledge | foursome | whether | what | how | why |
1+1+1+1 | the increasingly objective abstract contexts by which the fundamental subject is referenced | persons | 4 persons | God (is God) | I (am God) | You (are God) | Other (is God) |
1+1+1+1 | the abstract contexts in which any subject is engaged | persons | 4 persons | God | I | You | Other |
1+1+1 | objectively, the reduction of one abstract context to another abstract context | distillations | distillation | distillation of distillation | distillation of distillation of distillation | ||
1+1+1+1 | objectively defining the subjectivity added to a subjective experience of context | operations | 3 operations | add no perspective | add a perspective | add a perspective on a perspective | add a perspective on a perspective on a perspective |
1+2 | objective subjective scope relative to objective universal scope | scopes | 3 families of structure (conceptions, circumstances, divisions) | total | partial | meta | |
2+1 | subjective extrapolation of objective constraints | spirits | equation of life | God | good | life or eternal life | |
2+1 | three stacked objective views (outer post view, concurring view, inner pre view) relative to subjective scope | views | object-process-subject | peripheral | focal | attentive | |
2+1 | objectively encoded meaning received subjectively through external, internal or pragmatic access | access to meaning | necessary object-actual process-possible subject | visual (direct meaning) | verbal (encoded meaning) | juxtaposition | |
2+1 | subjective strategy addressing nature of objective reality | strategy | one-all-many | repeat success (what is) | avoid failure (what is not) | align and decide (which is relevant) | |
2+1 | subjective formulation of objective reality | nature of language | 3 languages | neural (reductive from what is) | conceptual (constructive from what is not) | holistic (analogous from what is and what is not) | |
2+1 | objective cumulative view of subjective experiences | structurings | 3 structurings necessary-actual-possible | sequence | hierarchy | network | |
2+1 | subjective view upon objective reality | views on the whole | fivesome | past | future | present | |
2+1 | objective outputs between subjective voices | communicative outputs | sixsome conceptions | emotion | cognition | silence | |
2+1 | objective directing of subjective attention | shifts in attention | local converging | global diverging | transferring of analogy | ||
2+1 | subjective receptions of objective instances | specifications | foursome conceptions | sensations | representations | accordances | |
3+1 | subjectively desired objective unities | unities | unity | beauty | good | truth | |
2+1 | objective expression of elemental subjective application | applications | object-process-subject | particular case | general rule | application | |
2+1 | subjective experience of objective faculty | attitudes | intuitive | rational | responsible | ||
2+1 | objective relationships between subjective freedom and subjective constraints | relationships between constraint and freedom | freedom within constraints | control of freedom | free control | ||
2+1 | objective context for subjective choice | choices | sevensome | yes | no | and | |
Analyze what it means to add one perspective at a time with the operation +1. How does that relate manifestations?
Threesomes
- 3 actions -> upon 3 out of 4 levels of knowledge -> received as instances (sensations vs. representations) -> experienced by 3 actions
- 3 actions -> defining 3 persons -> defining the addition of perspectives -> defining 3 actions
- 3 angles upon understanding -> defining persons ascribed to God ->
We see how definitions are established and grounded by way of the three-cycle. The manifestations of the three minds variously relate subjectivity and objectivity.
- Can any of these manifestations of the three minds be considered composite?
- Is there an endless variety of manifestations of the three minds?