This page contains links to Integral Relational Logic: An Egalitarian, Commonsensical Science of Thought and Consciousness. This is Part I of Wholeness: The Union of All Opposites, which could be read as a standalone document, for it has no precedents. It begins and ends at the Alpha and Omega points of evolution and involution.

The blurb on the front cover reads: “By generalizing the semantic and mathematical modelling methods of information systems architects in business, this book introduces the most radical change in Western thought since Plato, Aristotle, and Euclid laid down its foundations around 2,350 years ago. In essence, IRL transforms the linear, either-or approach of deductive logic and mathematical proof into a nonlinear, nonaxiomatic, both-and science of reason, thereby revealing Heraclitus’ Hidden Harmony: the Principle of Unity.”

As a standalone document, Integral Relational Logic therefore corresponds most closely to Aristotle’s Organum, which laid down the foundations of the West’s either-or, linear mode of reasoning, and Descartes’ Discourse on Method, which similarly sought to integrate all knowledge into a coherent whole by starting afresh at the very beginning.

Essentially, IRL is an egalitarian, commonsensical science of thought and consciousness, which provides the Cosmic Context, coordinating framework, and Gnostic Foundation for the Unified Relationships Theory, whose full external expression is still under development.

As such, Part I provides more detail on this universal mapmaking technique than that described in ‘Mapping the Universe’, a 50-page overview of the entire synthesis written in April 2010.

IRL also completes the first step in Project Heraclitus, whose principal purpose is to complete the revolution is science taking place in the world today by ending the long-running war between science and religion. For unless we can end this war and all the wars between the organized religions, there will never be Peace and Harmony on Earth.

To make this Grand Unification even clearer, sections on meaning in semiotics, structuralism, Japanese temple geometry, geometric polar reciprocation, and Indra’s net in Huayan Buddhism will be added.

Part/Chapter	Name	Page	Date	Size
	Covers, front and back		11 Oct 2011	235k
Part I	Integral Relational Logic	1-23	10 Oct 2010	709k
Chapter 1	Starting Afresh at the Very Beginning	25-62	10 Oct 2010	2.3M
Chapter 2	Building Relationships	63-92	11 Oct 2011	2.6M
Chapter 3	Unifying Opposites	93-105	11 Oct 2011	721k
Chapter 4	Transcending the Categories	107-119	11 Oct 2011	361k