ESSAYS
Texts of the Path
Narratives for those who seek to understand themselves
Appendix E Series
Fifteen essays derived from Appendix E of the Tratado de Fundamentos (Treatise of Foundations): the formalism of the MCMC read from the walker's experience. Between the two works there is a structural analogy, never an experimental equivalence: “a grammar, not a physics.”
One Ontology on Two Scales
Essay 1 of the Appendix E series (E.1, the root): the dual unity of the Tratado—Dual Plane, two coordinates—and its lived face, Ego as form and Consciousness as opening; a single unity, internal distinction
The Living Grammar
Essay 2 of the Appendix E series (E.2): opening → threshold → collapse → seal → relaxation; the universe completes it once, the mind repeats it thousands of times a day
The Names: The Subjective Face of the Formalism
Essay 3 of the Appendix E series (E.3). Why the Path names instead of numbering. Florencia, Cronos, Victoria, Gea, Newton, Atlas, Lydia, Adrián: each theorem with a mathematical function and a face, and the dual curriculum that stitches the author's internal metric to the model's external one. A shared grammar, not a common physics.
The Dual Plane and the Center
Essay 4 of the Appendix E series (E.4). A single ontology written in two languages: the Dual Plane of the MCMC and the Center of the Art of the Path. The ego is what in me is already determined; Consciousness, what remains possible; the Center, the place where both weigh the same and from which the thresholds are crossed by choosing.
Coming soon: essays 5 to 15
The eleven essays that complete the Appendix E series will be added here as they are published.
Archive (2024 – May 2026)
Essays prior to the series, from most recent to oldest. They are kept in their original wording; where they assert an identity between the cosmos and the mind, the criterion currently in force is that of Book Six (v7, 15 September 2026). See The Living Grammar.
The Rootless Mind
Psychology, social mentality, and Dual Tensorial Ontology: a critique of psychological knowledge disconnected from its architecture
OTD: Reference and Difference
Comparison of Dual Tensorial Ontology with universal ontological thought: Western, Eastern, and scientific traditions
Dual Tensorial Ontology
The unifying principle of the MCMC and the Art of the Path: where cosmology and philosophy converge in a single practice
How I Perceive the World
The view from within: the pendulum, meditation, living in probability, and the asymmetry of being this in this world
Love Without Form
How someone who does not need to possess loves: love from fullness, without contract, without mold
The Layers That Clothe You Without Your Choosing Them
For those who see from the outside or learned to step out: distinguishing what you are from what was put on top of you
My Intrinsic Core
Translated from my own ontology: hyperempathy, hypersensitivity, ADHD, high abilities, and autistic traits as a singular configuration of being
The Curvature I Am
From the origin of my emotions to the world I inhabit: a personal map of the subjective dual metric
The Space Between You and Me
Ontology of human relationships: what happens when two subjective metrics meet, collide, or accompany each other
The Root Is Where Everything Begins
Diary of a discovery: how the MCMC was born from inner experience and why the root is the same in the cosmos and in the psyche
The Price of Seeing
The costs of awakening: what is lost and what is gained when you can no longer go back to living asleep
My Original Form Is a Formless State
Confessions of a walker: how this vision was born, what it cost me to see it, and why I share it in spite of everything
What Is One's Own and What Is Borrowed
The bifurcation of the self: how to distinguish what you are from what you were made to believe you are, and why that distinction changes everything
The Psychic Black Hole
The Dimensional Asymmetry Between Consciousnesses: a bridge between MCMC cosmology and the architecture of the human being
The Gravity You Carry Within
An invitation to cross the layers of your own collapse and discover the space that was always there
The Time That Dwells in You
The Inner Law of Cronos: Why Time Speeds Up When You Are Not Living and Stops When You Are Present
The Fire That Does Not Consume
Inner alchemy as a way of transformation: when emotion stops being a prison and becomes power