6Chapter 2. Everything Said Is Said in a Domain of Languaging
84Chapter 13. The Five Disciplines of Life-Coherent Attention
7Distinction as World-Bringing
85Waking Attention: What Depth Is Being Forgotten?
8Languaging as Coordination of Coordination
86Growing Attention: What Perspective Is Still Too Small?
9Conversation as the Human Medium of World-Conservation
87Opening Attention: What Intelligence Has Not Been Invited?
10Love as the Ground of Life-Coherent Distinction
88Cleaning Attention: What Shadow Is Being Conserved?
11Chapter 3. The Viability Question
89Showing Attention: What Possible Doing Is Now Required?
12Conservation
90The Five Disciplines Together
13Constraint
91The Central Formula
14Margin
92Chapter 14. From Artificial Intelligence to Life-Coherent Intelligence
15Disturbance
93Artificial Intelligence as Language-Participant
16Present Structure
94The Difference Between Intelligence and Life-Coherent Intelligence
17Regulation
95AI and the Risk of Disembodied Fluency
18Relevance
96AI as Attention Amplifier
19Possible Doings
97Toward Life-Coherent AI Practice
20The Recursive Safeguard
98The New Responsibility of Languaging
21Chapter 4. Attention Is Not All We Need
99Chapter 15. The Knowledge Commons as a Conversational Ecology
22Computational Attention as Relational Relevance
100From Repository to Living Architecture
23The Gift of Artificial Attention
101The Commons as Conserved Conversation
24The Danger of Attention Without Love
102The Role of Figures, Audio, and Video
25Attention and the Five Paths
103The Commons and Epistemic Justice
26Attention, Care, and Possible Doings
104The Commons as Memory for Possible Futures
27Chapter 5. Wilber’s Five Paths as Disciplines of Life-Coherent Attention
105The Commons Must Also Be Cleaned
28Waking Attention
106Chapter 16. Life-Coherent Medicine, Politics, Law, Finance, Spirituality, and Civilization
29Growing Attention
107Life-Coherent Medicine
30Opening Attention
108Life-Coherent Politics
31Cleaning Attention
109Life-Coherent Law
32Showing Attention
110Life-Coherent Finance
33The Fivefold Test
111Life-Coherent Spirituality
34Chapter 6. Radical Wholeness Without Totalization
112Life-Coherent Technology
35The Pathology of Fragmentation
113Life-Coherent Education
36The Pathology of Totalization
114Life-Coherent Civilization
37Non-Totalizing Coherence
115The Cross-Domain Pattern
38The Holonic Safeguard for Life-Coherence
116Chapter 17. A Life-Coherent Research Program
39Radical Wholeness as Plural Wholeness
117Coherence Physiology Research
40Chapter 7. The Living Organism as a Coherence System
118Tri-Field Regulation Research
41Material Substrate
119Salugenesis and Recovery Science
42Hydrated Interfaces
120AI and Life-Coherent Attention Research
43Force and Flow
121Mathematical and Formal Viability Research
44Exchange Intelligence
122Integral and Developmental Research
45Boundary Intelligence
123Institutional and Civilizational Research
46Energetic Governance
124The Research Ethos
47Recovery Trajectory
125Chapter 18. Practices of Life-Coherent Attention
48The Embodied Middle Layer
126The Viability Pause
49Chapter 8. Defensive Lock-In and Salugenesis
127The Distinction Audit
50The Circularity of Lock-In
128The Fivefold Attention Check
51Defensive Coherence Is Not Imaginary
129The Form-State-World Scan
52Lock-In Across Scales
130The Margin Restoration Practice
53Salugenesis as the Movement Out of Defense
131The Salugenic Sequence
54The Conditions of Salugenesis
132The AI Responsibility Practice
55Salugenesis and Possible Living
133The Commons Practice
56Chapter 9. Tri-Field Regulation: Form, State, World, and Meaning
134The Love Check
57Proprioceptive Form
135Chapter 19. Limits, Cautions, and Epistemic Hygiene
58Interoceptive State
136Coherence Is Not Proof
59Exteroceptive World
137Domain Distinctions Must Be Preserved
60Meaning as Emergent Coherence
138Speculation Must Be Named
61Co-Regulation
139Life-Coherence Can Become Ideology
62Trauma as Adaptive Coherence Fixation
140Artificial Intelligence Requires Special Caution
63The Clinical Operator of Life-Coherence
141Not All Living Can Be Repaired by Attention
64Chapter 10. The Mathematical Domain as the Third Look
142The Project Is Incomplete
65The Need for the Third Look
143Chapter 20. Conclusion: Conserving the Inquiry That Lets Better Worlds Appear
66Mathematics as Disciplined Languaging
144A Brief Practice Recap for Listeners
67The Danger of Mathematical Totalization
145The Viability Pause
68The Mathematical Domain as a Third Domain, Not a Higher Domain
146The Distinction Audit
69Toward a Formal Viability Grammar
147The Fivefold Attention Check
70Love Judges the Conservation
148The Form-State-World Scan
71Chapter 11. Fano Plane, Octonions, Triality, and the Exceptional Ladder
149The Margin Question
72The Fano Plane as a Symbol of Relational Closure
150The Salugenic Question
73Octonions and the Reminder That Order Matters
151The AI Responsibility Check
74Triality as Irreducible Threefold Mutuality
152The Commons Question
75The Exceptional Ladder and Transformational Thresholds
153The Love Check
76Mathematical Beauty Under the Discipline of Love
154Closing Note
77Chapter 12. SOMU, Prime-Coded Resonance, and Coherence Cosmology
155About the Author
78From Bits to Clocks
156Audio Edition Production Note
