The Core of Metaphysics
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The largest context of any subject, including physics, seems to be Metaphysics.
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Metaphysics deals with the observer and what is observed. Thus it deals with the self and the universe.
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Logically, the observer and the observed, or the self and the universe, shall appear together and there shall be no sequence between them.
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In my view, the self is the essence and the universe is the outer form, because the universe must have self.
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That means the observer is the essence, and what is observed is the outer form. In other words, one is essence of what one is observing.
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If I am observing space then I am essence of space. I can say that the space is me. The same logic applies when I am observing field or matter.
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There is no difference between what I am observing and what I am as an observer. To regard myself as different from what I am observing is putting a filter there.
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What is the difference between what I am and what I am observing? Is it the ability to observe? In other words, I have ability to observe but what I am observing does not have ability to observe back?
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What happens when I am observing myself? Does myself have that ability to observe or not?
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The idea of ability seems to be something subjective. Objectively, it seems to be some fundamental characteristic, such as, awareness and motion.
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Awareness and motion seems to occur together. Motion seems to be the outer form and awareness seems to be its essence.
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We seem to be looking at the very core of Metaphysics that manifests itself both as the observer and the observed.
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When there is awareness, there must be something to be aware of.
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In final analysis, the universe is observing itself. We have simply introduced a lot of filters in between.
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Our task is to understand those filters.
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