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Sensory-Motive Zodiac
Inspired by Arthur M. Young’s “Geometry of Meaning, which applies zodiacal symmetries to classical physics, I have attempted to translate his modeling of logarithmic extension of position into sensory-motive terms.
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Very interesting! You may also want to look at a map I discovered relating Richard McKeon’s system of philosophical semantics and Astrology found at:
http://forums.abrahadabra.com/showthread.php?2331-Unifying-Astrology-and-I-Ching
Thanks, and thanks for the link. I sort of got my start on this project long ago by noticing the overlap between divination systems. Once you get that its the symmetries and cycles that are important, the big picture seems to open up.
You’re welcome. Do you have a blog entry that explains your sensory-motive terms, both your s or m math expressions and your 24 classifications? I can’t seem to find it.
The zodiac post is new, so I haven’t yet gotten into the particulars of that beyond just listing them there. Sensory-motive is used in a more or less physiological sense as the incoming and outgoing modes of awareness. That one I do actually have in the glossary: https://multisenserealism.com/glossary/