A sky of ideas, with Consciousness as the bright star in the middle. Each subject is its own constellation. Gold threads join ideas that this site talks about together, and bigger stars turn up on more pages. Point at a star to light its strongest links. The faint stars in the background are room for ideas we have not added yet.
Follow a thread: ☀ Unity, the One 🪞 The self
From the first Egyptian kings to this year’s science: one entry for each big moment on the site, with a link to its page. The dates come from the pages themselves, and early ones are approximate. Tap a strand to see only that part, or 🧭 to follow how ideas travelled between cultures.
The explored count and any collection you build stay on your own device. Nothing is sent anywhere. The lines are counted from how often ideas are mentioned together on this site’s pages, so they show where the site talks about them together, not proof that two ideas are linked in the world.
Everything on this site carries one of four labels, so you can always tell proven science from a hypothesis, an open debate or a spiritual teaching. Tap a label to see it.
Findings that have been tested many times and reported in peer-reviewed journals or by official scientific bodies. The sources are linked at the bottom of each section.
An idea that fits what we know, but has not been proven. It may turn out right, wrong or be replaced.
A question researchers or scholars still disagree about.
Spiritual teachings, shared in their own words. They have their own section, and they are not set against the science.
Learn is open with quantum physics, relativity, the measured side of consciousness science and a corner for testing big claims. Theories holds string theory, M-theory and the theories of consciousness, kept apart because none is proven. Philosophy is open with Flanagan’s Consciousness Reconsidered, Spinoza’s Ethics, four pages on pantheism and nine on Stoicism. Traditions is open with Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece, Buddhism, Taoism, Hermeticism and Sufism. The Library holds every book, a glossary and a list of every source. The other sections are in the making. The badges show which labels you will mostly meet in each one.
Twenty pages at three levels, from superposition and entanglement to quantum computers and quantum biology, each with figures you can play with, then the science and its sources.
Einstein’s relativity in eleven pages, from a train and a dropped stone to black holes, gravitational waves and quantum gravity, with figures to play with at three levels.
What researchers can measure about brains and experience, and how they find the brain activity that goes with what you see or feel.
String theory and M-theory, and the leading theories of consciousness, with the hard problem. Each is an idea still being tested, so they live here and carry the Hypothesis label.
Philosophy of mind, one book at a time. Open now: Owen Flanagan’s Consciousness Reconsidered (1992), all eleven chapters on ten pages; Spinoza’s Ethics, Part by Part, with a page on his idea of God; four pages on pantheism; and nine pages on Stoicism, from Zeno to Marcus Aurelius. It connects the science pages to the spiritual ones by asking what experience is and how we can know.
An honest page on proposals that link quantum physics to the mind: what is claimed, what has been tested, and what is disputed.
Teachings from many faiths and eras, in their own words. Open now: Ancient Egypt (from before the pharaohs to Greek and Roman Egypt, on eleven linked pages), Ancient Greece (from the Bronze Age to Byzantium, on eleven linked pages), Buddhism, Taoism, Hermeticism (with its texts, astrology, magic and alchemy on linked pages) and Sufism (with its sources, saints, orders, poetry and more on linked pages), in rough date order. More on the way, including teachings on unity, a supreme source and care for the Earth.
Meditation, breath, ritual and journaling prompts, with the research on them linked and labelled separately.
Every book we have read, on one wall, so you can find it fast, plus a glossary of every word to know and a searchable list of every source. Each book also lives in its own section. Reading lists and free public-domain classics are on the way.
Mariam chose the topics, the labels and the look. Claude, an AI made by Anthropic, helped write and build the pages.
People decide what goes on this site, and every science claim links to its source, so you can check it without trusting an AI or anyone else.
We think AI is best used on purpose and in the open, so the credit is right here. Every sticker on this site was drawn for it.
When Jade reads a page to you, that voice is AI too: Kokoro’s free “af_heart” voice, recorded ahead of time on our own computer, so nothing you read is sent anywhere.
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Every claim on this site wears one of four labels. Read each card and pick the label that fits. It is a quick way to practise telling proven science from a hypothesis, an open debate and a spiritual teaching.
Two good places to carry on learning. They open on other sites, which have their own rules.
A free online simulation from PhET at the University of Colorado Boulder. Send photons, electrons or atoms through a double slit, build up the pattern dot by dot, and add detectors to see what measuring does. Goes well with Superposition and Wave–particle duality.
The plain-language “popular information” article from NobelPrize.org for the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics. It explains entanglement, Bell tests and how this work led to new technologies. Goes with Entanglement.