This paper develops a phenomenological and ontological account of seeing, knowing, consciousness, encounter, individuality, and transformation. It proposes that existence is encountered through particular beings, and that every particular being possesses its own particular mode of encounter: Existence → particular being → particular mode of encounter. Human sensory capacities describe the...
This thesis presents a comprehensive philosophical inquiry into the structure of human consciousness, focusing on the role of conditioning, ego, and psychological division in generating conflict at both individual and societal levels. Drawing on phenomenological analysis and engaging with major philosophical traditions, the study examines how thought, memory, and language construct a sense of...