This expanded edition proposes that consciousness is not a cognitive process but a singularity: a liminal threshold where unconscious patterns become conscious form. Evidence from dream phenomenology, synchronicity, archetypal psychology, and physics suggests that consciousness functions as an event horizon—an irreducible boundary where linear time, causality, and sequence collapse, and...
This expanded edition proposes that consciousness is not a cognitive process but a singularity: a liminal threshold where unconscious patterns become conscious form. Evidence from dream phenomenology, synchronicity, archetypal psychology, and physics suggests that consciousness functions as an event horizon—an irreducible boundary where linear time, causality, and sequence collapse, and...