Radically genuine
Provisional dream
Seductive aberrations
An early morning walk after a night of light snow uncovers phenomenal relationships.
“Evidence is, in an extremely broad sense, an “experiencing” of something that is, and is thus; it is precisely a mental seeing of something itself.” – Edmund Husserl
Things that are
Perceptual inductions
Logical inferences
A home improvement project turns into an aesthetic experience.
“Art may seem to be in danger of being drowned by talk.” – Rudolf Arnheim
Winters day
Elevated above
Commonplace
Being in the right place at the right time takes effort.
“If I put myself above all this life and refrain from doing any believing that takes “the” world straightforwardly as existing, if I direct my regard exclusively to this life itself, as consciousness of “the” world I thereby acquire myself as the pure ego, with the pure stream of my cogitations.” – Edmund Husserl
Interval payments
Remaining balance
Tangible property
This sign caught my eye primarily due to the color, location, and orientation.
“Real estate provides the highest returns, the greatest values, and the least risk”. – Armstrong Williams
Bird grasshopper
Schistocerca damnifica
Confined by environment
A rather large and prominent Outer Banks hopper is found alone in a bush on the edge of ocean lake.
“Grasshopper, seek first to know your own journeys beginning and end…But in this seeking, know patience.” – Master Po
Analyzed primitives
Independent meanings
Mere intuitability
Approaching another ocean dune stair climb, a range of possibilities await.
“Objective validity is strictly determined by our special spatiotemporally constrained mode of sensory intuition.” – Robert Hanna
Presumptive end
Derived from evidence
Affair complex
Adjacent to someone’s backyard property, nature progresses independently.
“But here, at this decisive point in the process of beginning, we must penetrate deeper with our meditations.” – Edmund Husserl
Continuous processes
Particle redistribution
Awareness change
Relentless ocean erosion reveals layers below recent wind-blown sand fill-in.
“A process cannot be understood by stopping it. Understanding must move with the flow of the process, must join it and flow with it.” – Frank Herbert
Mental solvent
Spotting agent
Behind plastic
Familiar activities offered as services are subject to changing economies.
“As soon as the seeing begins, a play of changes in content and of acts of noticing that survey them severally also begins.” – Edmund Husserl
Noumenal power
Objective agency
Absolute force
In close proximity, organic and inorganic elements integrate matter and energy.
“There are numerous cases in which nature seems to hesitate between the two forms, and to ask herself if she shall make a society or an individual.” – Henri Bergson