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Attribute #58 Psychedelic / Entheogenic Worldview
Aldous Huxley, Terence McKenna, Stanislav Grof, Robin Carhart-Harris
Time · Extent Infinite
Time · Ontological Status Emergent
Time · Grain Continuous
Time · Freedom Non-Deterministic
Time · Traversability Branching
Time · Dimensionality N
Time · Direction Multi-directional
Space · Extent Infinite
Space · Ontological Status Emergent
Space · Curvature Undefined
Space · Dimensionality N
Space · Locality Non-local
Matter · Extent Finite
Matter · Ontological Status Emergent
Matter · Conservation Conserved
Matter · Dimensionality N
Matter · Locality Non-local
Observer · Time Instance Multiple
Observer · Space Instance Multiple
Observer · Knowledge Extent Total
Observer · Knowledge Retainment Immediate
Observer · Physicality Both
Observer · Agency Active
Observer · Number Plural
Energy · Extent Infinite
Energy · Ontological Status Emergent
Energy · Conservation Variable
Energy · Dispersibility Reversible
Information · Ontological Status Relational
Information · Conservation Non-conserved
Information · Granularity Continuous
Observer Analysis (Full Text)
Psychedelic / Entheogenic Worldview The observer is a consciousness capable of radical expansion — under the influence of entheogens or contemplative practice, the boundaries of self, time, and space dissolve, revealing layers of reality normally hidden from ordinary perception. The observer can access multiple temporal and spatial dimensions simultaneously: past, future, and mythic time interpenetrate; here and elsewhere merge. In the peak experience, total knowledge feels accessible — the unity of all things is directly perceived, not merely theorized. Yet integration is the challenge: the return to ordinary consciousness makes retention difficult, and the insights of the journey must be painstakingly translated into everyday understanding. The observer is both embodied and more than embodied — the body is the launching pad, not the limit. Agency is active: the journey requires courage and intention. Multiple observers can share ceremonial space, but each journey is ultimately personal.