The Oneness of Being is a philosophical trilogy presenting a unified vision of reality, consciousness, and existence. Beginning from the principle of Oneness, it develops the original framework of Singularity and Form as a foundation for ontology, consciousness, language, logic, mathematics, and the structure of civilisation. The work unfolds in three interconnected movements, each developing a distinct dimension of the same philosophical vision.
Book I — Ontology establishes the first principles of the system. Beginning from the question of Being itself, it develops the theory of Singularity and Form and lays the foundations for a unified account of reality, consciousness, and meaning.
Book II — Ontogeny studies the generation of Being. It examines how the Oneness of Being unfolds into the manyness of things through self-reflexive and recursive generation, developing a theory of consciousness, language, and becoming.
Book III — Ontography studies the structure of Being. It explores the forms through which reality articulates itself as language, cosmos, society, history, culture, and science, culminating in the Universal Diagram: a systematic architecture of meanings, structures, and the arts and sciences.
Combining visionary prose, philosophical commentary, and systematic exposition, The Oneness of Being seeks to recover the classical ambition of philosophy as a unified science while establishing the foundations for a broader programme of research across philosophy, mathematics, language, religion, and the humanities.
The Oneness of Being is a philosophical trilogy presenting a unified vision of reality, consciousness, and existence. Beginning from the principle of Oneness, it develops the original framework of Singularity and Form as a foundation for ontology, consciousness, language, logic, mathematics, and the structure of civilisation. The work unfolds in three interconnected movements, each developing a distinct dimension of the same philosophical vision.
Book I — Ontology establishes the first principles of the system. Beginning from the question of Being itself, it develops the theory of Singularity and Form and lays the foundations for a unified account of reality, consciousness, and meaning.
Book II — Ontogeny studies the generation of Being. It examines how the Oneness of Being unfolds into the manyness of things through self-reflexive and recursive generation, developing a theory of consciousness, language, and becoming.
Book III — Ontography studies the structure of Being. It explores the forms through which reality articulates itself as language, cosmos, society, history, culture, and science, culminating in the Universal Diagram: a systematic architecture of meanings, structures, and the arts and sciences.
Combining visionary prose, philosophical commentary, and systematic exposition, The Oneness of Being seeks to recover the classical ambition of philosophy as a unified science while establishing the foundations for a broader programme of research across philosophy, mathematics, language, religion, and the humanities.
