Wellness / Energetic Worldview

Time is emergent and infinite — the "power of now" (Tolle) makes the present moment the only reality; past and future are mental constructs. Time is continuous, linear, and uni-directional in ordinary experience, but spiritual practice can dissolve temporal anxiety and grant access to a timeless, eternal present. The wellness worldview treats time as a dimension to be mastered through mindfulness and presence.

Space is emergent and infinite — the physical environment is charged with subtle energies that can be sensed and manipulated. Space is flat and three-dimensional in physical terms but non-local in its energetic dimension: distance healing, aura reading, and energetic connections transcend ordinary spatial limitations. Sacred spaces, healing rooms, and natural power spots have heightened energetic significance.

Matter is emergent and finite — it is "dense energy" or "low-vibration" substance that can be influenced by consciousness and intention. Matter is non-conserved in the wellness worldview: the body can be transformed through energetic practices, detoxification, and consciousness-raising. It is non-local because the energetic body extends beyond the physical body into subtle layers (aura, chakras, meridians).

Infinite and substantival — energy is the fundamental substance of reality; everything is vibration at different frequencies, from dense matter to subtle thought. Conservation: Non-conserved — the observer can channel, amplify, and generate energy through intention, meditation, and spiritual practice; "raising your vibration" implies that energy can be created or increased through consciousness. Dispersibility: Reversible — healing, reiki, chakra balancing, and energetic cleansing all presuppose that dissipated, blocked, or depleted energy can be restored, redirected, and renewed; entropy is a condition that consciousness can reverse.

Information is a form of subtle energy — the body processes informational vibrations. Health depends on the quality of information flowing through the body's energy systems. Information is emergent because it arises from the body's energetic processes. It is non-conserved because blocked or disrupted energy can cause information loss. It is continuous because energy and information flow as continuous vibrations.