The Singularity of Awareness: from Mystical Theology through Contemporary Cosmology

In order to comprehend the vastness and depth of theuniverse in which we are an expression, it is essential to understand thenature of awareness itself.¿ Awarenessturns out to be a singularity of inseparable distinctions: any aspect of theuniverse as content to any perceiving being as a context of awareness, whiledistinct, is not separable from its context, and while inseparable, is notindistinctly of one nature with its context.¿Now both contemporary physics and mystical theology reveal essential singularitiesand both thrive and develop by various forms of paradox, although expressed indifferent forms.¿ It is the author'scontention that both of these singularities are expressions of the rootsingularity of awareness itself, meaning that all subjective-spiritual statesand objective space-time modalities are interwoven in a nonlinear and nonlocalway, revealing a vast and awesome multidimensional universe that is fardifferent from bringing science and religion together as two individuallydeveloped disciplines sharing some common ground.¿ What is required and here presented is an intrinsic dynamic ofawareness revealing far ranging levels of singularity through methodologycalled here a "triune monadology" based on a logic of paradox.