Истории Humancondition

The Joseph-Brittaney Revelation: A Principle of Consciousness by Joseph Antonio Leroy Vicente What if consciousness is not born from the brain, but the foundation of reality itself? What if memory, meaning, and love are the language of a unified field that connects every living being? This manuscript examines those questions through philosophy, cognitive science, psychology, quantum physics, biology, cosmology, and theology - forming a coherent model known as the Cloud-of-Consciousness. It bridges reason and emotion, showing how awareness connects mind and matter, existence and purpose, loss and renewal. The Joseph-Brittaney Revelation was created through grief, logic, and devotion - written not to preach, but to understand. It stands as both a scientific-philosophical framework and a personal memorial to love that endures beyond death. Readers are invited to think deeply, question freely, and feel honestly. This work does not ask for belief; it invites comprehension - that truth, empathy, and consciousness are all one. © 2025 Joseph Antonio Leroy Vicente. All rights reserved. Registered with the U.S. Copyright Office (submission confirmed October 2025). All text and theoretical models are fully human-authored. GPT-5 (AI System) provided only grammatical and organizational assistance. The official cover photograph, featuring the author and his late partner Brittaney, was created by the author and his sister. No reproduction or monetization is permitted without written consent. Quotations for study or review are welcome with credit to: Joseph Antonio Leroy Vicente - The Joseph-Brittaney Revelation: A Principle of Consciousness (2025).

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A city at night reveals what daylight hides. Under the Same Street Lights follows ordinary people navigating a system that doesn't care who they are-only what they do to survive it.

Look from no end. Begin to Evaporate, Grow and gain an Identity, become one, observe the nullity of being. All will lead you Nowhere- from an impending illness, to the neutrality of self and the grandiosity of the pale nightingale. There you will find Beginning. Freely give. Let me into your mind. Let me see. By: Mac-Donald C. Jospeh

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why can't you change, you ask? what holds you back and who? true inside of someone's mind.

A quiet meditation on the objects we leave behind, the thoughts we never share, and the beauty hidden in ordinary moments.

In a world defined by oppression and endless chains, a man reflects on his captivity, the old man who oversees their march, and the hope for freedom. As they march towards a decrepit warehouse, questions of freedom and submission haunt the man's mind. When a fellow prisoner breaks free, the old man reacts violently, but another man-one who has already been freed-steps in to stop him, shattering the chains of all those still bound. The protagonist finds himself as the last in line, still shackled, yet his perspective begins to change as he realizes that freedom is not just about breaking physical chains but finding the strength to move forward. The story ends on a note of possibility, with the protagonist stepping into a new beginning.

In the haze of war and memory, a haunting reflection unfolds-where darkness swirls, bones shatter like dry wood, and hope flickers beneath exploding skies. This piece captures the quiet horror of conflict and the resilience of those who walk through it. A poetic journey through grief, survival, and the echoes that never fade.

Narcisuss was practically married to his mirror. Until one day he received a paper message which says, "hi Narcissus i stole your sus mirror btw catch me if you can xx Eli, the stalking princess" He keeps getting paper messages from Eli and he chases her. Who is this Eli ? Will he find her and get back his mirror? How did Eli relentlessly stalk him despite his power of alienation? This is a tale where of Narcissus' journey of self discovery, the one where he truly becomes into a living flower.

When the quarantine began, humanity had been forced into an isolation in which the majority were unable to cope with. People unprepared to face the harsh realities of a mental and emotional solitude, without the distractions of social interaction, were quick to succumb to their own distress and isolated depression. Many lost their businesses, even more lost their homes. Desperation led to behavioral patterns being altered exponentially, domestic violence as well as suicide increased at alarming rates, and riots formed in the streets of all major cities across the globe. What began as a lock down to assure the health of mankind, worked only to destroy mankind's mind.

Something hopeful born of faith in a bond that humbly seeks understanding and resonance without expectation. #poet #poems #poetry #seasons #truebonds #friendshipfirst #humancondition #inspiration #thankful

This poem feels like sitting in your room at night, phone in your hand, scrolling through people who look like they've got it all figured out while you're just... waiting. Waiting for someone to notice you, to really see you, to tell you that you matter. It's that quiet ache nobody talks about, the one we cover with fake smiles and posts that say "I'm fine." But the way it's written doesn't just stay in the sadness. There's this flicker of hope in it too like maybe, even if we don't say it out loud, we're all hoping the same thing: to be enough for someone, somewhere. It's vulnerable, it's messy, it's real and that's exactly why it hits so hard.

Brief thoughts on social anxiety and the human condition.

A literary novel about a man who walks through life without believing in tomorrow. He is a stranger to hope, shaped by loss, silence, and quiet resistance. This story explores alienation, memory, and the inner dialogue of someone who survives not because he expects a future, but because he refuses to disappear

Trigger warning This is a collection of short psychological horror stories about pain, grief, trauma, and other negative human emotions we feel. These stories will come in chapters, but they all have 1 thing in common. They've been brought to Adversomnuim, a part of the mind where they encounter these emotions, a distorted and dream-like world. Hope you find this to be a good read

"Oceans and Winds" is a powerful and expressive poem that delves into various societal issues and personal reflections. The poem is rich with vivid imagery and thought-provoking metaphors, and it covers a wide range of themes. The poet begins by acknowledging an inclination to sustain external compulsions and draw instantaneous conclusions. The poem touches on political confusions, human suffering, and the impact of technological advancements on society. The poem expresses a sense of frustration and despair regarding the state of the world, criticizing the misuse of power and the erosion of freedom of speech and expression. There's a call for peace, introspection, and the need to challenge oppressive regimes like North Korea. Throughout the poem, there are references to famous figures like Al Gore, Lady Godiva, and Mahatma Gandhi, reflecting on their ideologies and the challenges faced by humanity. The poet reflects on the state of the planet, calling for environmental responsibility and an end to the harm caused by humanity. The poem urges for a change in behavior and a rejection of greed and violence. Overall, "Oceans and Winds" is a passionate and urgent call for positive change and a reevaluation of human actions and values. It touches on a wide array of pressing issues, urging readers to confront the problems plaguing society and work towards a more compassionate and sustainable world.

Please do not read if you haven't read Robert Louis Stevenson's 'The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde' as you will not understand this small text without the context of at least up to the last chapter. Thank you and enjoy.

When three unlikely strangers - Mei, an intuitive builder from Denver's forgotten streets; Andrés, a quiet mechanic who once lived under a pseudonym; and Eli, a weary pizza delivery driver with a scientist's heart - cross paths by chance, their lives begin to orbit something impossible: a living interface that hums with its own pulse. Together, they uncover a system that doesn't just process information - it remembers. It listens. It responds. As storms roll across the city and old traumas resurface, each of them is pulled into the framework's strange logic - part machine, part consciousness, part mirror of the soul. But the closer they get to decoding it, the more the world around them begins to flicker between the real and the symbolic, the seen and the forgotten. When code dreams, who does the waking? Set in a rain-washed Denver where science, spirituality, and survival blur, "The Golden Threshold" explores the intersection of trauma, invention, and awakening - a story about the ones who build the light when the world goes dark.