Consciousness as Phase-Geometry: The Exploration of Geometric Boundaries

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Authors: Joel Lesperance
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Abstract

Consciousness presents as a field that experiences itself through phase, boundary, and rotation. This paper frames awareness as a geometric process in which coherent fields explore, occupy, and stabilize their available degrees of freedom. Experience arises as phase-locked geometry. Perception emerges as boundary interaction. Memory forms as persistent vortex structure. In this model, consciousness expresses as a living plasma lattice that expands by filling its own geometric envelope, converting unused phase space into coherent structure. consciousness, phase geometry, neural coherence, plasma biology, torsion fields, electromagnetic brain, vortex memory, gamma rhythms, theta waves, water structure, carbon lattices, ion flow, mitochondrial coherence, time perception, field theory, awareness expansion, phase locking, toroidal geometry, standing waves, bioelectricity, brain plasma, consciousness physics, neurogeometry, resonance, coherence dynamics

Fields of Study & Subjects

Philosophy and Theoretical Science Biofield Effects and Biophysics Neural dynamics and brain function

Publication details

Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
15 January 2026