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M  e  t  a  O  l  o  g  y  

The study of the Meta-Logical

M  E  T  A  P  H  Y  S  I  C  S 

The Earth (+)

Aethenics — The Practice of Meta-Ology

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"If you confine the abundance of the Mind within closed-loop systems, it creates mental instability and vulnerability that are externally easy to manipulate."

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Aethenics is the practice of Meta-Ology: a discipline of ReMapping the psycho-anatomical structures surrounding Thought.

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Through the development of independent thinking, we investigate the metalogical traumas, assumptions and mental blocks that may form between the Allegory (+) of our beliefs and the Algorithms (-) through which those beliefs are conceived, reinforced and expressed, through a system of Polar-Unity

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Through symbology, Meta Coding and Creative Indexing, Aethenics explores alternative ways of interpreting the Mind, examining subconscious patterns and questioning the processes that influence our thoughts.

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The purpose is to develop new perspectives that bring greater clarity and direction to Thought.

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Renewable Pain & Suffering - the highest output of mental energy

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Aethenics approaches mental abundance through self-knowledge: recognising the potential for learning within experiences of pain we avoid. By questioning and challenging the beliefs that restrict our understanding, we can ReMap renewable energies from our own suffering.

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Suffering has vastly high psychoneurological outputs that can cultivate a robust sense of intelligence, placing greater emphasis on the cognitive resources of the subconscious Mind.

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Instead of opting for material consumption that sedates opportunities to utilise optimal awareness, we can channel our fear into a direct energy.

This proactive practice of siphoning unstable energy into stability is called “Creative Displacement”

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​​Its ambition is to cultivate a more independent relationship with knowledge, where the individual becomes better equipped to observe, challenge and ReMap their own positions of thinking.

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