Yoganomics Sutras on the Transformation Proof: Nature's Panpsychist Balance, the Moral Compass for the...

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Paul V Cornell Du Houx

Yoganomics Sutras on the Transformation Proof

Nature's Panpsychist Balance, the Moral Compass for the Economy

Paul V Cornell Du Houx

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English

Polar Bear & Company
18 February 2024

Philosophy; Philosophy of mind; The natural world, country life & pets

All the evidence of experimental science reveals that nature is asymmetric. No pure symmetry has ever been found, although it is often assumed. What does it mean to live in an asymmetric environment? A breakthrough logic of asymmetric change shows how nature has a democratic, panpsychist, moral compass that invites a yogic understanding of the way the economy should live and breathe with the planet.

A book of environmental and climate justice with the discovery of nature's fundamental moral compass through a new panpsychism.

Yoganomics unfolds an innovative solution to the famous ""hard problem"" of the relationship between nature and consciousness, mind and body, and the naturalistic fallacies, step by step, in the style of the ancient sutra for deductive clarity. The Transformation Proof and its corollary, the Asymmetric Pressure Principle, are presented with a new logic of asymmetric equilibrium change. The body of the economy needs to breathe in a healthy, rhythmic polarity. A comparison would be with nature's asymmetric pressures that allow sailing, surfing, flying, skiing, windmills. Congestive monocultures of absolutism must be liberated with the understanding that nature is fundamentally inclusive, as the River of Asymmetry runs through it. In color inside and out, with 28 illustrations.

By: Paul V Cornell Du Houx
Imprint: Polar Bear & Company
Edition: 5th ed.
Dimensions: Height: 203mm, Width: 127mm, Spine: 5mm
Weight: 109g
ISBN: 9781959112068
ISBN 10: 1959112066
Pages: 102
Publication Date: 18 February 2024
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Born in Los Angeles, California, the author grew up among several Western countries. He attended Winchester College in the UK and is a graduate of Amherst College in Massachusetts. He is the co-founder of the Solon Center for Research and Publishing and of EOPA Code Blue Water Solutions.

Reviews for Yoganomics Sutras on the Transformation Proof: Nature's Panpsychist Balance, the Moral Compass for the Economy

The sutras ""act like firecrackers in your intellectual reading consciousness."" Cornell du Houx ""developed a math that lets us read the ethics of natural law within the environment."" This is a not inaccurate, but incomplete summary [in the afterword] of Yoganomics's subject matter, which skates an enormous range of philosophical material. [The] afterword characterizes the contents as having ""the ancient and succinct style of the sutra,"" indicating the sort of gonglike presence ... that clearly underpins its ideas. For like a sutra, the text consists of numbered sentences ... some of which have a vatic quality, others plainly conversational. They cover quantum physics, mathematics and pi; politics; various real and figurative modes of addiction; gender; the perils of climate change; the Tao; communist China; Plato; ranked-choice voting; and many more subjects, with recurring focal points involving socioeconomics, nature, environmental degradation, and the dangers of ""absolutes"" in everyday thinking. - Dana Wilde, Morning Sentinel, Kennebec Journal, author of Nebulae: A Backyard Cosmography and The Other End of the Driveway