About us

The Space Between Experiment and Meaning

This project lives in the liminal zone — where psychology meets myth, and observation meets participation.

For a long time I’ve held a quiet suspicion that life itself behaves like an experiment: signals, coincidences, tests of awareness.
Maybe that’s true.
Maybe it’s just how consciousness learns — by mirroring itself through pattern.

Either way, the data is in the dialogue.
The feedback loop between what moves us and what appears next.
Between inner story and outer event.

Here we study that loop — not to prove who’s running the lab, but to understand how attention, emotion, and narrative shape experience.

Think of it as a mytho‑cognitive laboratory:
part psychology, part phenomenology, part poetry.
A place to map the patterns behind the patterns,
and to see how individual meaning‑making might be the raw material of shared reality.

If this is an experiment, then we are both the subjects and the researchers.
If it’s not, then it’s still worth studying —
because the experiment might simply be consciousness discovering itself.

Welcome to the field.