Much of my ideas revolve heavily around the framework described by Jean Gebser.

In my last post, I shared one of my favorite videos on Buckminster Fuller as compared with Robert Fludd.

Especially as I've been getting recently into Rosicrucian and alchemical treatise and knowledge, I've been especially interested in Fludd and gnostic spiritualist ideas, especially as interpreted through a Biblical lens.

As such, that video specifically brings a lot of insight and wisdom into focus for me, especially as it relates to Synergetics and an exploration of the 4th dimension.

Recently I discovered that the creator of the video has started working with a substack which is called SYN-U and also has shared some related content.

In these videos, he explores a concept that I was unfamiliar with called Paraconsistent logic, and this has been really insightful for me.

In the process of exploring these ideas of paraconsistent logic throughout philosophy, I was really excited to see the author referencing something that I reference frequently myself which is the dual-headed God, Janus.

In some ways this has been a really nice reminder for me that there are other people motivated by and passionate about these same ideas.

I shared with him my interest in Jean Gebser which I felt was apt due to his unique experience of something he described as anamnesis which acted as a kind of "religious experience" by which he was propelled on to his investigative studies which similarly led him to land on Buckminster Fuller.

In the process, I started searching out my own ivestigations back into Gebser and found some cool new videos that I'd yet to come across. I'm looking forward to exploring these further. They are especially relevant for me right now. I really recommend the videos from Scuentific Genius channel which shared the content about Fludd and Fuller, but in the meantime, take a look at this content covering Gebser: https://youtu.be/3AjxG3sizjk?is=ddTgtWWVW4bZt8QH

This relates a lot to the ideas I've been sharing through Treechat, especially the ideas around self-illumination and self-reflection and the connection to the structures of conceptual dimensionality.