A general theory of procedural convergences. 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 — where adjacence is decided.
How channels transmit or stay silent. The dimension of activity and suppression, where flow meets its quieting — where fluence is decided.
How systems amplify or return to their mean. The dimension of divergence and regression, of breakthrough and homeostasis — where regence is decided.
Four processes — one from each dimension — compose a landa: the minimal procedural unit of any entity. To exist is to be a landa unfolded in time. A rock, a thought, a star, a hesitation: each is a landa, each breathes between its poles.