Actuality and Potentiality as Synthetic
Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2020 5:53 pm
The actual state of a phenomenon variates into further actual states through its potential state. The actual state is one of form, the potential state is one of formlessness. The formless potential state of a phenomenon acts as a means of inversion from one actual state into that of another. The form is negated by what is formless, this negation of the actual is the change which manifests the actual into further actuals.
For example, a singular piece of wood exists. This piece of wood is cut. The actual state of the wood is divided through the formlessness of the cut resulting in multiple pieces of wood. The wood as an actual changes into multiple actuals through the formless nature of the cut. The cut is the potential change of the wood into further actuals.
This negation of the actual results in the division of the actual into another manner of existence through a potentiality which manifests as formlessness. Formlessness is the means of change of one state into another. It is the synthesis of the actual and potential that allows the actual to be a dynamic state of progression where actuality manifests as a continuum.
This dualism between the actual and potential reflects a state of synthesis.
For example, a singular piece of wood exists. This piece of wood is cut. The actual state of the wood is divided through the formlessness of the cut resulting in multiple pieces of wood. The wood as an actual changes into multiple actuals through the formless nature of the cut. The cut is the potential change of the wood into further actuals.
This negation of the actual results in the division of the actual into another manner of existence through a potentiality which manifests as formlessness. Formlessness is the means of change of one state into another. It is the synthesis of the actual and potential that allows the actual to be a dynamic state of progression where actuality manifests as a continuum.
This dualism between the actual and potential reflects a state of synthesis.