R.E. Slater - The Ontology of Being

The Ontology of Reality, of Beingness, of Becoming

The Ontology of Being

by R.E. Slater

"We are of the earth, the skies, the heavens.

All that we are was already present."

- re slater

Reality is as indefinable without event

as Time and Conscience are as byproducts

of particulate forces dancing around

interacting with each other

as the unreal consequences

of relational event.

Event depends upon relationality to be real.

Each, taken together, create

a cosmic processual organism in

intra/inter-relational complex of

panexperiential,

panrelational, and

panpsychic

transient processes...

all in motion...

all in intricate dance...

all dependent on one another.

Processual reality,

like processual events,

are incomplete in themselves alone.

Each require the other,

and without the other,

there is neither event nor reality.

These insubstantive elementa

we may call particle, force, or quanta,

are the building blocks

of creation,

the cosmos,

the world.

One cannot simply say the

fundamental forces of the cosmos

are the foundational structures of reality.

No. That was yesteryear.

These quanta bits of

forces,

energies, and

matter,

whizzing around

smashing into one another

mixing chaos with wonder

must interact which each other

else they are not,

ever,

not even alone. 

Nor may the form of our universe,

or relational world,

or that of nature itself,

possibly form the structures

we know as the cosmos today

invested in momentary motion

giving life to that which dances.
without a nature of beingness

devoted to dance.

R.E. Slater

March 22, 2022

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Process philosophy, as described by Alfred North Whitehead, might be stated as the "Metaphysics of ontology in the process of becoming." Or, more simply, the state of relational processualism resulting from events in motion" moving from states of being-ness to states of becoming-ness. - R.E. Slater