Common ground
Conditions together
Psychic determinants
Some venues exhibit appearances that warrant a deep perceptual dive into consciousness.
“Things are posited in one’s own consciousness, while the attitude, which is turned to the consciousness, is not directed to the things, but rather to the perception of things and the contexts that can be explored and investigated in this sphere.” – Edmund Husserl
Concentrate attention
Never determining
Actual position
An unsettled ocean carries that water of delight.
“But if the thing exists, then it is what it is, even if the experience, which would experience it, did not exist, and even if the thoughtful thinking did not exist, which would determine it in an objectively valid way.” – Edmund Husserl
Once upon
Forgotten lore
Unexpected wildness
Some birds seem to like to attract attention.
“When the crows come black against the darkening sky their wings obscure the sun and small sounds drown in their strident caws.” – Lisl auf der Heide
Successive states
Externalizing
In relation
Thinking is often scalular.
“Distinct states of the external world give rise to states of consciousness which permeate one another, imperceptibly organize themselves into a whole, and bind the past to the present by this very process of connexion.” – Henri Bergson
Experiential aspects
Directed exactitude
Thematize nature
Rain falling on the windshield, considered as the object of an empirical perception, also presents itself as an existing phenomenon.
“Yet experience is experience; as such it has its value.” — Edmund Husserl
Power compels
Ready audience
Spatial implications
Temporary visual interruptions serve to mark potential dangers.
“Movement in our mental life can only take place when an appropriate goal has been chosen.” – Alfred Adler
Cultural scene
Return engagement
Whole of things
Things of interest are distinguished by perception temporality.
“The consciousness of an image always rests upon a minimal awareness of its underlying materiality.” – Nicolas de Warren
Manifest distinctions
Dialectical engagement
Fundamental things
Existence provides the perfect system of critical checks and balances at boundary interfaces.
“It is essential to an adequate understanding of certain problems, questions, issues, that one understand them genetically.” – Charles Taylor
Multiple dimensions
Compressed into
Singular space
Here resides a boundary surface where interior and exterior environmental radiation can converge.
“Trout did another thing which some people might have considered eccentric: he called mirrors leaks. It amused him to pretend that mirrors were holes between two universes.” – Kurt Vonnegut
Object distance
Process convergence
Intermix amalgamation
Transparency creates its own spatial reality.
“It’s funny how humans can wrap their mind around things and fit them into their version of reality.” – Rick Riordan