In the final decade of the previous century, as we conducted our activities and processes via the nonlinear network of the internet, humanity entered a period of profound interdependence and unpredictability—a chaotic, nonlinear era. This evolution has rendered the once-dominant linear model, born of our self-awareness process, increasingly incompatible with our current nonlinear landscape. Our reliance on the dominance of this linear model is becoming increasingly unsustainable. Yet, as this change unfolds, a compatible nonlinear view is emerging to guide us.

The objective of this project is to facilitate a shift in humankind's linear perception, from seeing ourselves as being illusorily separate from our planet, to a nonlinear perception that acknowledges the human network as part of an interconnected and interdependent web of life. This nonlinear worldview, underpinned by theories such as network theory, systems theory, and cognitive theory, proposes that the universe operates as a self-organizing system with a universal pattern of organization, namely, the nonlinear network.

Because nonlinear networks have universal behavioral patterns, understanding one network can allow us to apply this knowledge metaphorically to any other nonlinear network. With this universality in mind, we first apply this understanding to the human body network and then subsequently apply this knowledge to other networks. In doing so, this work aims to broaden our perception, enabling us to identify pathways that allow us to reconnect with the natural pattern of self-organization and find scalable solutions to the challenges currently facing humanity. This perspective has the potential to bridge the gap between science and spirituality; to manifest the physical, mental, and spiritual potential within us; and to bring systemic solutions to personal, social, environmental, and global issues. For further information, we invite you to explore more here.