immanent God

The idea that God is present in all matter, and that this shining forth is more visible in some things than others.

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the self (or 'I')
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An eternal, impersonal yet intensely personal core within each person, also called the Void, the ground, or the great Self; the core of every living center.

chapter

The Blazing One
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Chapter 6 of Volume 4, The Luminous Ground, by Christopher Alexander. The chapter introduces the I-hypothesis, the plenum of I, and the Blazing One as the ultimate source of life in architecture.

cosine ≥ 0.65 · no typed edge

Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

God (traditional religious concept)concept0.722
The personal God of historical religions, whose unshakable belief focused attention on wholeness and enabled the creation of living structure.
Embodimentconcept0.706
The idea that intelligence requires a body to interact with the world; expands beyond physical 3D bodies to virtual and interface-mediated forms.
The Self (Human Self)concept0.701
The personal experience of being a self, which is left out of the mechanistic world-picture but is central to the new wholeness-based view.
unityconcept0.698
The indivisible oneness, meltedness that is the source of life; it cannot be described as a structure because it is pure one.
Impermanenceconcept0.697
Gift to Godconcept0.693
The intention to make something humble and free of self-aggrandizement, as an offering to the divine.
Identityconcept0.692
Extended identity and sense of self; in Mahāyāna Buddhism, perceived as permeable and co-constituted with others.
Incommensurabilityconcept0.691
Kuhn's concept: the inability of ideas from one paradigm to be translated into the terms of another, causing communication breakdowns.