This paper examines the roles of sound, resonance, and rhythmic attunement in the emergence of consciousness and proposes a reconsideration of the human being as Homo Resonans: a fundamentally relational organism whose awareness unfolds through embodied participation in acoustic worlds. Drawing on phenomenology, anthropology, archaeology, sound studies, neuroscience, affect theory, and...
This paper explores the trickster as a philosophical and sonic modality of consciousness through the figures of Śiva, Krishna, Nārada, and Māra. Moving beyond Western binaries of good and evil, truth and deception, it engages non-Abrahamic ontologies in which disruption, illusion, and mischief are not oppositional to knowledge, but constitutive. Trickster logic unfolds abductively—neither...