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Introduction to Idiomaterial Life PhysicsKurt Strzyzewski

University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee

Abstract

Over the past decade Life Physics Group has been workingto uncover the secrets of Nature through the use ofextension neurosensing technology, opening the doors ofperception for mankind to explore the Universe in waysnever before thought possible. Information gatheredthrough the use of this technology has not been easy toprocess and has taken their top neurosensors years toproperly decode and decipher into a comprehensible andemergent picture. It is this picture that has come to beknown as the Working Model. Therefore, it is the goal ofthis report to outline this basic Working Model put forth byLPG and explore the foundational concepts and principlesthat they have developed, the result being a magnificentlycomplex and intelligent domain of interconnected thought.

1. Introduction

Life Physics defines a set of rules for causality or morespecifically, bicausality - in a series of seven superdomainsas one immense thought called the Unum. [1] This Unum isa living natural system in and of itself and within itcontains the entire known Universe that is defined bymodern mainstream physics. Beyond that of the Universeinto the realm of ultimate causation, the conception of theseven superdomains are realized, consisting of vacuum andplenum, quantum and subquantum, and aspects of a form-design continuum as dominantly exclusive characteristics.Thus, the term Idiomaterial was conceived to accuratelycharacterize the unique attributes that exist as a part ofthese phenomena. Life Physics Group (LPG) shows usthrough its Working Model that physical science isidiomaterial science, physics is idiomaterial physics andbeing body-minds (biominds) ourselves, we areidiomaterial beings as well.

Idiomaterial Life Physics is not merely a Working Modelthat describes the foundations of life through science but isalso a guide for the development and evolution of allcomplex oscillating biological entities (COBEs) that takeup residence in the vast expanse of the Unum; “The T-boundary’s “wish” is for COBESs to know and realize thatthe purpose of what at this stage of human development werefer to as “science” is to detect, decode, and decipher thecumulus available as the Working Model which, by theway, is also indicated to be available to all COBE lifeforms capable of interfacing with thought-forms containingsuch information." [2] Once this realization occurs and we

begin to see the potential of what we truly are capable of,reality as we know it will never be the same again. Butwhat does Life Physics have say about reality?

Beginning at the time that we are born into this world weexperience sensory input into the cortical brain and itscomprehension of information in terms of the “earthmodel” becomes natural. This process allows us todifferentiate between various 4-spacetime places andobjects allowing us to more easily grasp our own realityand is referred to by the Working Model as holonomy.Holonomic experience is based on hologramic (thinkingprocess) moments which are defined by thehologrammatics or rules by which your manifestproduction observership result is comprehended by you.Reality is therefore manifest production observership(MPO). [3] Although, it is important to note that theholographic universe of conscious experience in which weare a part of is perceived differently depending upon theobserver and his index MPO (i.e. earth). The observer maynot be human and of course his index may not be earthwhich will undoubtedly affect the individuals informationprocessing and thinking processes. It is because of thisreason that Life Physics teaches us to undefine reality andunderstand that reality is a highly subjective term thatshould not be used lightly.

2. The UnumIn 2001 the exploration of the Unum began at LPG throughthe use of extension neurosensing (ENS) technology. Thistechnology allows for a human biomind to gather data andinformation and store it into the enteric brain, where it canthen be properly decoded and deciphered into sensoriallyintelligible information. A team of seven extensionneurosensors led by Dr. A.R. Bordon began the arduoustask of detecting, decoding and deciphering informationinto a comprehensible and emergent picture; the WorkingModel. It was realized early on that the human being’sliving matrix made it an ideal candidate for “tuning in” anddirectly accessing any aspect of a targeted natural processwithin the construct of the Unum. This detection process inwhich information in the memory of the Unum was directlyaccessed proved to be much easier than the laborious taskof translating all accessed data and information into anaccurate Working Model.

It therefore became necessary to not only blindly gatherinformation but to use intellectual, critical and analyticalreasoning to assign meaning to all gathered information. Itis here where the Working Model of Life Physics emergesand shows its strengths in defining the reality of nature and

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more importantly how it functions; or in other words, howthe multiverse is. The multiverse is intelligence itself and iscalled the Unum, because it is seamless and completelyinterconnected. In order to accurately express the essentialnature of this new framework, LPG developed themathematical and gnosive concept of “levels ofmanifestations” by which downward causality in implicate-to-explicate ordering occurs, the affect of which turnsNature into a seemingly unending range wherein levels ofmanifestation coexist in coherent and highly interactiveways.

2.1 Levels of Manifestation (LOM)

The Working Model clearly indicates that everythingwithin the Unum can best be viewed as a level ofmanifestation (LOM) and that LOMs in any of thesuperdomains follow the same rules, by the same logic, andwithin the same metastructure as what we conceive theUniverse to be at degrees of orthogonal separation. [4] Thedefinition of a LOM may be difficult at first to graspbecause it is designed to describe the idiomaterialty of LifePhysics through a language not native to us. In its simpliestsense a LOM is a specifiable ratio of time/space in whichidiomaterial manifestations of all possibilities take place.These manifestations may be the size of a small biologicalcell to that of an entire universe. All LOMs are intelligentparatexts (or open contexts interconnected to all otherLOMs in the presence of an observer capable of vector-intention, or movement in the Unum). When an observerenters within the paratext of a given LOM somethinginteresting occurs. LOMs, being intelligence itself, make itpossible for the vector-intention of the moving intention-bearing entity to manifest paramotion (or motion insubquantum domains). [5]

Experiences in LOMs of more than 4-dimensions proved tobe challenging for neurosensors in the early stages ofexploration. Each time/space ratio as LOM holds alloutcome probabilities in all levels of manifestation, therebyconstituting literal histories; each LOM as time/space ratiocontains time lines that include the five infinities: [6]

Past time-like Future time-like Space-like Past null Future null infinities

Continued research by LPG made it clear that afundamental concept outlining the various boundaries ofeach of these LOMs was essential if we were to understandthe common superfunctions, functions and rules of theUnum - what the Working Model refers to asSuperdomains.

2.2 Superdomains of the Unum

The idiomaterial Unum is the incorporation of a total ofseven superdomains formed from within the Thought-boundary with each of the superdomains having their ownratio of space and time. Spacetime as a superdomain is,according to the Working Model, an extension-thought ofthe T-boundary, described as a resonant harmonic thoughtof ultimate causation. [7] The various superdomains havedifferent ratios depending on when and where you are, thismeans that while each of the seven domains are completelyinterconnected, they also work as unique superdomains inand of themselves.

The introduction of each of these superdomans beyond 4-spacetime superdomain (i.e. the universe as we know it)can be a rather daunting concept for many to grasp,especially for those that have spent years studying standardmodels such as general and special relativity, quantummechanics and Einsteinian physics. Beyond this lies thebelief for many that the unification of all Nature’s forceswas (and still is) the holy grail of the theory of everything.Life Physics complicates this by introducing a model thatdoes not fit into standard theory and therefore newmathematics and languages had to be created toaccommodate the idiomaterial model of the Unum.

Fig 1 - Organization of the Unum superdomains as an avoidshaped metastrucutre

The Unum resembles an ovoid-shaped, seven superdomainonion-like metastructure with fuzzy boundariesdistinguishing the domains from one another. The entireovoid is a limitless plenum of energetics organized as asupercontinuum. [8] In the Unum thought manifests aswhat we, in 4-spacetime, would define as:

Vectored force (capable of work) Form (as templaic potential), Energetics (or energy which serves as medium where

work is performed)

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Sustenance (with which work or movement canoccur, and as medium of interconnectivity andthought-content communication)

Vectored-intention (the initiation and propagation ofcausal thought that creates or causes holomovement).

At this point in the report I would like to briefly discuss thecommon superfunctions, functions and characteristics ofeach of the seven superdomains that make up the whole ofthe Unum as defined by LPG in the following reports;Ultimate causation (T-Boundary) as causal sui-genesis ofall superdomains, including 4-spacetime and Life physics ofultimate causation: A research program usingbioelectronic applied mental interfacing in 4-spacetime byan integrated human biomind/biotune.

2.2.1. Prime-Causal Superdomain

This superdomain is the outer shell of the Unum and hasthe primary function of the creation of thought as well astwo domain-specific functions:

Manifestation of thought-matrices Transform downward-causal chain

T-Boundary information is sent through a downwardcascading effect which is applied uniformly and equally inthe next five ‘lower’ superdomains in the order-subset;Thought, Unisonic, Logomorphic, syntonicdiffusive, andtemplaic. Figure 2-A shows what a thought matrix lookslike at its point of inception as well as the resulting though-essence produced at this time.

Fig 2 - Instantaneous transformation of creative impulses intosuperdomains in specific transforms

2.2.2. Thought Superdomain

The Prime-causal and Thought superdomains work oncreative impulses that become thought-essences andthought-matrices simultaneously, in a parallel fashion.There are two primary function of the Thought domain:

Take an accurate “photo” of the thought Record sounds associated with the thought

One function is a kind of investiture of a given “creativeimpulse” (originated at the Prime-causal or 4-spacetime

superdomains) with a quality which makes the impulse adistinguishable and coherent holonomic whole that is giventhe label of “thought” on decipherment. Once this quality is“affixed” to the impulse, the second function and domain-specific manifestation kicks in automatically.

Figure 2-B illistrates how the enfoldment fields of thethought domain appears as a plain surface with no majorcharacteristics other than the marking of the thoughtessence that can be seen as a rigid line through the Prime-Causal and Thought superdomains. In general this processcan be likened to a computer hard drive recording a fileonto a disk.

2.2.3. Unisonic Superdomain

Initially the most difficult of the seven superdomains todecipher for LPG neurosensors, the Unisionic domain’sprimary function is to imprint the thought-form propelledforward from the Thought domain with “sound signatures”that remains with it as it acquires “refinements” on its wayto becoming a 4-spacetime object or participate in any 4-dimensional form. This process takes the thought-essencesand merges them into a thought matrix which is sustainedand suspended in a unique geometric field in the Prime-causal superdomain.

In Figure 3-C we are shown how the new arriving thought-essences are joined together (red) in a handshake-like affectthat interconnects with all other sound walls in thesuperdomain. It took some time for LPG to realize that thisprocess was taking the transformed creative impulsemelody that was being turned into thought-essences, whichwas turned into a thought-matrix and was actually a soundinfrastructural form-making capacity assigned and affixedto the thought-essence and thought-matrix as part of themulti-superdomain process.

2.2.4. Logomorphic Superdomain

This domain can be seen as an indexing process oftransforms which receive imprinting (add-ons) of threefunctions:

Homing Recognition Operating/manifestation rules.

The three functions serve to facilitate the processing ofcreative impulses within the confines of the Unum.Furthermore, these processes apply to all quanta “movingforward,” and work essentially as an instilling of “rules ofoperation” and “rules of manifestation,” whenmanifestation occurs in 4-spacetime.

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2.2.5. Syntonic-Diffusive Superdomain

Directly related to the Logomorphic Superdomain, theSyntonic-Diffusive Superdomain aids in the processing ofcreative impulses from the T-boundary. The primaryfunction of this domain is “maintenance functionality,”which could best be described as a waystation for sourcingof logomorphed essences and quanta into “thought formsand quanta” moving into the next superdomain, theTemplaic/quantum-potential.

Fig 3 – A false-color facsimile of a neurocensor’s holonomicexperience in the Syntonic-diffusive superdomain

Perceptions of intelligently made artificial structures arevisible to the extensor in the Syntonic-DiffusiveSuperdomain as shown in figure 3. Also visible are thedownward causal transforms which have already beenconformed to a templaic specification.

2.2.6. Templaic / Quantum Potential Superdomain

Much of life physics lies in phenomena between 4-spacetime and the Templaic superdomain, or what is nowreferred to as the subquantum or the vacuum. Thissuperdomain is where all creative impulses come to takeform prior to their manifestation in 4-spacetime. TheTemplaic superdomains primary functions appear to be:

The assignment of support or mirror templates tospacetime RISs and L-RISs

Routing of mapped quanto to support ranges of one ormore RISs and L-RIS

To provide mirror polarity to mirror templates andmapped quanta already in support templates already inquantumpotential to make possible the discharge oftheir T-boundary causal functions.

In this context quantum potential refers to the deciphermentof phenomena that is present in this domain, all quanta inwhatever role or conformational function they may beknow all 4-spacetime rules and have access to all 4-spacetime points.

Fig 4 – Human form COBEs visible in the Templaic/QuantumPotential Superdomain

Inside the Templaic/quantum-potential domain the extensormay see living relatively independent subtotality (L-RIS)templaic conformations as well as strands of quantacollectives. Relatively independent subtotality (RIS) isholographically and hologramically a 4-spacetime manifestoscillating system of an interference pattern’s transform, itsexistence by 4-dimensional spacetime rules are predicatedon the existence of its mirror template and quanta supportranges.

Holomovement is the motion-equivalent of any thought-essence undergoing transformation as relativelyindependent massless transform including:

Any vector-intention expressed by any living L-RIS

Any upward-causal or downward causal chainexpressed by either the T-boundary or one or more L-RIS

Holomovement can only be initiated by L-RISs in the innerthree superdomains (Logomorphic, Syntonic-diffusive, andQuantumpotential).

2.2.7. 4-Spacetime Superdomain

This domain is the innermost superdomain of the Unum.The above six superdomains are characterized as beingintricately intimate aspects of the Unum with the objectivebeing to project, foster, promote and support this “lowest”of all superdomains. It is here where all creative impulsesoriginating in the Prime-causal move through aninstantaneous process to become a templaic conformation,and ultimately a “thing”. Many would refer to the objectsperceived in this domain as matter, but Life Physics teachesus to undefine this concept since matter does not truly existbut in reality there is only a range of energetic frequenciesthat our senses interpret as solid.

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There are a number of “natural” phenomena that manifestin 4-spacetime including; Astronomical, Astrophysical andCosmological.

Astronomy is a natural science that deals with the study ofcelestial objects (such as stars, planets, comets, nebulae,star clusters and galaxies) and phenomena that originateoutside the Earth's atmosphere (such as the cosmicbackground radiation). It is concerned with the evolution,physics, chemistry, meteorology, and motion of celestialobjects, as well as the formation and development of theuniverse. [10]

Fig 5 – Satellite image of a Galaxy; a massive, gravitationallybound system that consists of stars and stellar remnants, aninterstellar medium of gas and dust, and an important butpoorly understood component tentatively dubbed darkmatter.[9]

Astrophysics (Greek: Astro - meaning "star", and Greek:physis – φύσις - meaning "nature") is the branch ofastronomy that deals with the physics of the universe,including the physical properties (luminosity, density,temperature, and chemical composition) of celestial objectssuch as galaxies, stars, planets, exoplanets, and theinterstellar medium, as well as their interactions. [11] Thestudy of cosmology addresses questions of astrophysics atscales much larger than the size of particulargravitationally-bound objects in the universe.

Cosmology (from Greek κοσμολογία - κόσμος, kosmos,"universe"; and -λογία, -logia, "study"), in strict usage,refers to the study of the Universe in its totality as it now is(or at least as it can be observed now), and by extension,humanity's place in it. [12]

These three areas combine to form the natural basis of 4-spacetime as one superdomain of the Unum. It is importantto note that “objects” appearing in 4-spacetime are actuallymacro-quantum objects, and therefore available to thebiomind by their “quantum numbers”. [13] This plays animportant regarding the human biomind and MPO. Ineffect, an individual biomind has access to any objectsquantum number as it exists in the Thought superdomain asan upward chain of causality (from here to Source, or T-

boundary). Therefore, you know everything abouteverything instantly.

3. The Unum as Form-DesignContinuum

In order to practice Idiomaterial Life Physics one mustlearn to do science in a Form-design Continuum thatextends beyond the known universe as defined in modernmainstream science and physics today. Before the conceptof the Unum was conceived, Life Physics developed aworking model that was based on the principles of aboundless region coined as Form-design Continuum andhas over the years the working model continues to evolve.[14] Contained at the boundary of the Unum as a Form-Design Continuum is what is referred to as the T-boundaryor Thought-boundary and the seven superdomain structureswhich are enclosed within the T-boundary that have theproperties of:

Layer-like configurations of thought-substance Plasmoid photonic medium Dense information bandwidth

Condensed energy matter-fields are formed as a result ofthese layer-like thought substances and are also extremelydense information media. This is what makes up the basicsubstance of the Form-design Continuum. [15]

3.1 The T-Boundary

What became Form-design Continuum is now recognizedas Unum is infinite but with a fuzzy boundary that coversthe structure and is what is referred to as the T-boundary.The T-boundary (or Thought Boundary) is the boundlessregion that is the source of simultaneous manifestation ofall superdomains within the Unum. To the outside observerthe T-boundary appears as an extremely bright point, onceinside the Prime-Causal superdomain, much like theopposite end of a black hole but without the rotating,familiar whirl. [16]

Fig 6 - A holonomic-like representation of a neurosensor’sexperience of the T-boundary head-on from inside the Prime-

Causal superdomain

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It is within this T-boundary where energy is turned into ausable principal-material allowing manifestation (and de-manifestation) to flourish. There is no primary function perse of the T-boundary it is merely the instinct alone thatmakes it uniquely important for the creation andfunctionality of the Unum.

3.2 Regions of the Unum

Two large regions were described by neurosensors early onas being well established boundaries within the confines ofthe Unum. From close to the T-Boundary the larger outerregion the Thought-substance region appeared to be asemi-transparent egg shaped structure composed of largeeddies. It is in this region that life in the form of physicalinformation begins as thought-substance information.Located inside this enormous domain, the Condensateregion, which is separated from the Thought-substanceregion by a Unisonic harmonic zone, is not semi-transparent but rather contains a diverse and richassortment of colors and rings. These Logomorphic ringsare the result of a toroidal field that encompasses ourUniverse, the quantum-vacuum and space/time. [17]

Fig 7 - Logomorphic rings produced by Toroidal field locatedinside the Condensate region of the Unu

Figure 7 helps us to put together a picture of a form-designcontinuum – which includes The Condensate and Thought-substance regions that play very important roles in thedevelopment of the formation of life. The emergence of lifeas physical information starts as thought-substanceinformation, in the Thought-substance region of the Unum.The conformation of life, which tells us how lifeinformation begins and ultimately gets matched to abiological life form in a space/time ratio, is realized insidethe Condensate region of the inner Unum. The subquantumvacuum-plenum plays a very important role in the latter.[18]

Fig 8 - 2-dimensional representation of the two primaryregions of the UNUM

3.3 Subquantum Vacuum-Plenum

Beyond the major regions of the Unum lies the importantfundamental building blocks that not only defines spaceand time but perform the important function of conforminglife information to a biological life form that exists inspace/time, making the vacuum a remarkable medium withquite a few fascinating properties:

It has as access to all physical matter, including allliving things.

It displays the properties of a superfluid medium. It does not offer resistance to the uniform motion of a

physical object or structure. It is capable of generating displacements in dual

transformations, such as simultaneously generatedelectric into magnetic fields, and vice versa.

It does not have a density in the same way a physicalobject does.

Upon further investigation of the above properties, LPGbegan researching the subquantum vacuum-plenum’scomposition, electromagnetic properties, interactions withmatter, and behavior of waves in the medium. It was at thispoint where this subquantum vacuum-plenum was realizedas being an interconnected region accessing the quantum-potential, syntonicdiffusive, logomorphic and unisonicintersuperdomain sets. [19]

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Fig 9 - Vacuum-plenum in dark matter medium manifesting inspace/time

Astronomical observations suggest that most of the mass ofthe universe is in a mysterious form called dark matter andmost of the energy in the universe is in an even moremysterious form called dark energy (Figure 9). TheWorking Model sheds light on this mystery in PolarizationModel of the Inhomogeneous Physical Vacuum by V. L.Dyatlov, where we begin to see the role that thesubquantum vacuum domain plays in the transduction ofdark matter and dark energy into both electromagnetic andgravitational energy. The result of which can be seen as aninterconnection of all 4-spacetime energy (as quanta andelementary particles) with the subquantum vacuum-plenumthrough a process of cooperative sustainability.

Fig 10 – Inhomogeneous Vacuum-plenum with EM currents

Exploration through the use of extension neurosensensingtechnology revealed a fascinating picture (Figure 10),which depicts the boundary of what the Working Modelrefers to as anti-de Sitter spaces at the edge of an index 4-spacetime ratio. “Upon entering the 4-spacetime ratio of ananti-de Sitter space/time, we would find ourselves in theinfinitesimal. That is, in a fluid, plasma-like environment ofhomogeneous vacuum-plenum.” [20]

4. Idiomaterial Life FormsIn physics, fundamental interactions are the ways in whichthe simplest particles in the universe interact with oneanother. While the atoms in our bodies obey these strongand weak-forces of Nature, the information cloud thateclipses our bodies – what you and I call our spirit, souland mind – is not bound by them. In fact, it is thisinformation cloud that we really are – not the bodies thathosts it. Therefore, our living matrices are actually thevehicles we can (and must learn to) use for travel alongeither the ordinate of time or the abscissa of space. [20]

Fig 11 – The information cloud which makes up the bodiesspirit, soul and mind

This information cloud has been depicted throughouthistory as the light body or Merkabah which acts as adivine light vehicle allegedly used by ascended masters toconnect with and reach those in tune with the higherrealms. In fact, Mer-Ka-Ba refers specifically to thespirit/body surrounded by counter-rotating fields of light,which transports the spirit-body (biomind) from onedimension to another. [21] In Figure 11 we can see how therotating field unit can be described as an electromagneticdouble cardioidal spin, or rotating magnetic field. [22]

It is inside the subquantum vacuum-plenum where we seethe information cloud begin to take shape. In fact, it is thevacuum-plenum that IS the Merkabah, which manifests assonobioelectrogravitic migration circuits throughout theliving matrix of the biomind. Then it is here too where werealize that this dimensional biomind transportationphenomena can be seen as a sort of trans-Planckiantransducing effect, whereby time transmutes into anemergence of consciousness as information-manifestationof the biominds choosing. In other words, thought literallybecomes reality.

The human biomind – as thought/matter together in abioelectronic matrix, expresses a hologramic form as a“fundamental” body but can also express a number ofdifferent “resonant harmonic” bodies which may take theform of avatars. An avatar is simply another body

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conformed out of the same energy of which our 4-spacetime bodies are, only this “new” body is somewhereor somewhen else, wherever or whenever it is we wish togo – whether it be to the future or to the past, to some otherplanet in some distant galaxy, or to the very source of allcreation. [23] Extension neurosensing technology extends a“point-of-view” (POV) away from but still linked to thefundamental body, as a resonant harmonic avatar. Thus,allowing for space-like and time-like extension using one'sliving matrix as a vehicle of exploration. This concept isvery familiar to many advanced COBE life formsthroughout the Unum and is commonly exhibited by bothOntobioenergetic and Ontoenergetic beings.

4.1 Life Forms in 4-Spacetime

Life forms in 4-spacetime are referred to by the WorkingModel as ontobiological or ontocyberenergetic. Theseterms can be broken down into their prefixes where webegin to see why there are two main types of life forms in4-spacetime:

Onto: refers to the element of existence and life form

Bio: implies the biology of the life form in question

Energetic: refers to the presence of an energetic life matrixwhich is the infrastructural medium that hosts theinformation cloud.

Fig 12 – Structure and class of various 4-spactime life forms

Ontobioenergetic: Extraterrestrials with a physical-biological body, including us humans.

Ontocyberenergetic: A life form that has both artificialand natural systems, otherwise known as a cyberneticorganism, they often possess living tissue over a metal orceramic-like endoskeleton.

4.2 Life Forms Beyond 4-Spacetime

All other life forms in superdomains higher than 4-spacetime are referred to simply as massless ontoenergeticentities (MOEs):

Ontoenergetic: Transducer life forms (transversals orhyperversals) are numerous throughout the universe, somewith planets that have larger populations than Earth. Theselife forms have the impressive ability of being able to movethrough the quantum superdomain from one geoposition toanother on a planet’s surface. They are capable of thought-based technologies far beyond that of mostontobioenergetic beings. There are two classes ofontoenergetic life forms [24]:

ontoenergetic one (OE1): capable of transductionbetween LOMs with only its information cloud oressence from one to the other. It is capable oftransduction along the time abscissa (movingspacelike) or along the space ordinate (movingtimelike) from one time/space- or space/time-ratioLOM.

ontoenergetic two (OE2): is capable of transductionbetween LOMs in much the same way as the OE1;however, instead of “traveling” with a just aninformation cloud, they bring along an energetic bodyakin to the first harmonic body of an extensionneurosensor (i.e., an antiMeissner “body”), which itcan then use to “conform” as “material” according tothe LERM (light encoding of the [LOM] realitymatrix) universal process, using a collocation ofpositive/negative energetics in the “living matrix” ofthe “body” generated.

Early exploration of the Unum through extensionneurosensing revealed earth-like landscapes appearing inthe Syntonic-diffusive, Logomorphic, and Unisonicsuperdomains. Further exploration revealed humanoidswith energetic bodies that not only were inhabiting theselandscapes but were seemingly producing them using thecombined minds of all humanoids living there – masslessontoenergetic entities. Through a method the WorkingModel refers to as MPO-LERM, these beings are able tolight-encode a reality matrix of their own choosing in afinite area of given space/time ratio LOM. An extensionneurosensor entering into one of these domains may findhimself in a very real manifestation of an earth-likeenvironment with trees, mountains, oceans, etc – all ofwhich are products of the collective ontoenergeticimagination.

4.3 Observership

Observership occurs throughout the entirety of the Unum.It is not something that is limited to biological entitiesmanifesting self-awareness such as you and I but ratheroccurs everywhere from here to the T-boundary. “Minimalobservership” is met by lower life forms and theirholonomic experiences of their individual reality but for thepurposes of this report we shall focus on the high levelfunctionality of observership with regard to complexoscillating biological entities (COBEs) such as highermammals, including homo-sapiens sapiens. It will beshown here that it is this process of observership thatallows for COBEs to carry out the fundamentalprecondition of the T-Boundary metafunction: “to know

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itself by an extension of itself in the information cloud thatit extended to superpose the COBE life form in theworld.”[25]

A divide and conquer approach can be taken to helpunderstand observership and the important role it plays toall life in the Idiomaterial Unum. There are three mainproperties regarding the phenomena that I would like toaddress; First, the observer, which is realized by anythingin Nature - as everything that exists from here to theSource. The difference in the observer can make theinformation-set viewed appear as a chaotic Lorentzianmush or a table with a bowl of fruit on it, as shown belowin figure 13.

Fig 13 –Lorentz transformation and bowl of fruit

Hendrik Lorentz created the Lorentz transformationequations for studying electromagnetic phenomena. Wefind that this is applicable to observership because theLorentz transform is the pattern of light energy packets thateach of the quantum macro-objects are in an environment.[26] Therefore, both manifest production observerships(MPOs) - Lorentzian mush and the fruit - are real manifestsof two information-set conditions in two LOMs. Thedifference being the OBSERVER and the observers indexMPO (i.e. Earth), which come together to form ahologrammic picture of reality.

Second, the act of observing, which may affect the processbeing observed resulting in a different outcome than if theprocess was unobserved. Since observership occurs ineverything, we know that the observer and observed willboth process the information even if they are unaware of it.It is this process which may include the detection,decoding, and decipherment of the information that is ofparticular interest in the observing process. Detection isdefined here as the “tuning in” process by which anobserver accesses directly (i.e. gnosively) any aspect of atargeted natural process. The targeting of a natural processis determined by the index MPO of the observer (andobserved) and the sense-capacity in order to tune into theproper frequency of the observed information. Once this isaccomplished the decoding process may begin which startswith the turning of all accessed data and information intosensorially intelligible information. This information maythen be deciphered through the oscillating system where itis assigned proper meaning. At this point the information-set observed results in a comprehendible MPO by whichthe observer may act upon, if he so desires.

The third and most crucial aspect of observership is thevery act of observation. This observational process can bethought of as a particular viewpoint of the non-cognitivedeployment of vectored intention and interaction with [27]:

Processes Objects Hypersurfaces Or any other element included in the statevector

The Working Model divides these states of observationalprocedures into six classes of process, three classes ofobjects, and two classes of observer design configuration:

Process classes: Includes biosimplex unit interface,biosimplex overfunction interface, biocomplex unitinterface, biocomplex overfunction interface, complex unitenergetic interface, and complex overfunction energeticinterface.

Object classes: Include form-based bioenergetic entities,form-based cyborenergetic entities, and formless energeticentities.

Observer design configuration: Are classified as mass-form design configuration and massless designconfiguration.

For the purposes of this report we shall concern ourselveswith the functions necessary for observation with regard toa human COBE – as one subclass of biocomplex unitinterface capable ontobioenergetic entity with a mass-formdesign configuration. Observation in this context is afunction of consciousness and consequently consciousnessis a property of the interconnection of all energy (as quantaand elementary particles), and matter condensates thatperform complex involvement as a never endingcontinuum. The effects of this may be seen not only in thequantum/subquantum domains but in space/time as well.For example, the living matrix of a human COBE iscomposed of all living tissue of the body-mind's biomindand exhibits the properties that demonstrate thecharacteristics of this phenomenon of interconnectednessfrom the very nature of the biominds (and any otherquantum) nature to connect and oscillate with the T-boundary. Once this connection occurs we can begin to seethe role consciousness plays in both the properties andcharacteristics of a gravitational field. Why a gravitationalfield? No matter where in space we may be (i.e. darkmatter) consciousness as quanta exhibits the very sameproperties as the consciousness in you and I. [28]Therefore, it is this conscious interconnection of energythat permeates all life throughout the Unum, the result ofwhich is an intelligent domain of interconnected thought.

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4.4 Manifest Production Observership(MPO)

MPO can be visualized as a common reality that is literallycreated, or more properly, fabricated by all observers in thegiven space/time ratio it is manifest. The MPO is ultimatelythe resulting hologram in which the observer(s) exist. Thiscan be seen in the direct relationship between an observerand the product/result of observation in a LOM [29] asillustrated above in the example of the Lorentzian mush aswaves of energy compared to a 4-dimensional visualsensory product such as a bowl of fruit.

In the introduction of this report the author established thatreality IS manifest production observership (MPO). Thereality in which we as COBEs draw our “model of theworld” is in fact a hologramic composition of a continuousemotive interface by deployment of vectored intention (i.e.manifest production observership) between biomind and itsindex 4-spacetime derivation. Therefore, we may begin torealize that the biomind; by the holonomic experiencing ofhologramic moments while following hologrammatic rules,is perfectly suited to MPO one’s own reality.

5. Conclusion

It was in 2004 in a report entitled Foundation Reports inLife Physics (FRLP) where the Working Model wasintroduced to the world. [30] The objective of Life PhysicsGroup was and still is to establish a non-governmentcooperative approach to research and informationacquisition, which allows for all individuals to cometogether to learn and investigate the true nature of ourexistence. The time has come for us as a species to utilizethe full capacities of the human biomind, as shown throughLife Physics and begin the exciting exploration ofidiomateriality with the rest of our brothers and sistersbeyond the stars.

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