Eight processes, four dimensions, one minimal unit.
How the many become one, and the one carves itself out of the many. The dimension where boundaries form, dissolve, and re-form — where every entity is sustained as a rhythm, not as a thing.
How a process gains room or finds its frame. The dimension of constraint and openness, of form against possibility — the topology of the bond.
How channels transmit or stay silent. The dimension of activity and suppression, where flow meets its quieting — the metabolism of the system.
How systems amplify or return to their mean. The dimension of divergence and regression, of breakthrough and homeostasis — the law that governs the regime.
Four poles, nested like layers, compose a landa: the minimal signature of how a process works. A pole can repeat, so a landa does not always touch all four dimensions. A landa is a snapshot; to exist is systence: a process that sustains itself in a system. A rock, a thought, a star, a hesitation: each one sustains itself this way, breathing between its poles.