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Vikaas Rule
The Vikaas rule states that deconstructionism will convert a singularity into a duality; rather than a duality into a singularity.
Existential deconstructionism delineating the body politic into two counter-posing sides is a manifestation of the Vikaas Rule.
Vikaas Rule by sandraxine December 6, 2017
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Vikaas irony
The ironic relationship between time and consciousness; the final irony. Conscious irony or ironic consciousness. The irony that consciousness perceives time (reality) in linear terms; but is created by cyclical time.
The irony that consciousness cannot traverse linear time agentically because it is a cyclical framework, ie., consciousness cannot both exist AND and travel backwards in time.
The irony that consciousness may be traversing cyclical time (present - - > future) unconsciously because it perceives time linearly (in retrospect; present - - > past).
The irony that the past does not exist (linearity as an illusion) and the future is concurrent with the present and even impacts it.
The irony that free will and consciousness are extraneous to each other.
Implication of the Vikaasian Paradox.
The irony that consciousness cannot traverse linear time agentically because it is a cyclical framework, ie., consciousness cannot both exist AND and travel backwards in time.
The irony that consciousness may be traversing cyclical time (present - - > future) unconsciously because it perceives time linearly (in retrospect; present - - > past).
The irony that the past does not exist (linearity as an illusion) and the future is concurrent with the present and even impacts it.
The irony that free will and consciousness are extraneous to each other.
Implication of the Vikaasian Paradox.
Vikaas irony describes irony ascending above literary, existential, and ideal context; and into the realm of the conscious.
Vikaas irony by sandraxine April 18, 2018
Vikaas spectrum
Political compass that orients an individual's political standing based on their culture of origin.
Grounded in a distinction between low-context and high-context cultures.
Grounded in a distinction between low-context and high-context cultures.
The Vikaas spectrum or compass orients the political spectrum within three sociocultural axes: aesthetic and linguistic, individualist vs collectivist, and stoic vs dramatic.
Vikaas spectrum by sandraxine December 2, 2017
Vikaasian space
The concept that physical space (3 dimensions) and all extant physical and metaphysical dimensions are manifestations of an infinitely recursive duality of linear and cyclical time in which cyclical time is itself understood to be a duality of linear and cyclical time. Implies that the maximum number of dimensions (physical and metaphysical) is infinity^2. Implies that all information in the physical and metaphysical realm can be expressed (united) as an expression of time and that linear time (acting within three physical dimensions) is an illusion created by cyclical time. Implies that all design is an illusion, except for an infinitely recursive duality. Implication of the Vikaasian paradox.
Vikaasian space unites all physical and metaphysical dimensions, indicates that the metaphysical is just as "real" as the physical, and posits design as an illusion.
Vikaasian space by sandraxine June 17, 2017
Vikaasian Paradox
Proposition that all singularities are based on dualities. For instance linear cultural time sits on cyclical cultural time; consciousness as a oneness sits on top of a recursive duality of linearity and cyclicality; and momentum (unidirectionality) is a product of tension between two opposing forces ie. all comparisons are contrasts.
The assertion that Western philosophy is driven by the recognition that existentialism (authentic existence) and free will cannot both truly coexist is a demonstration of the Vikaasian Paradox.
Vikaasian Paradox by sandraxine October 25, 2017
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