Individual Experiments
Tests in which one person works with awareness, intention and field sensitivity.
Example:
micro-measurements before/after interventions, breath or movement rituals.
Why experiments
From model to experience
A model is only interesting if it becomes tangible in practice. This experimental space is meant to test the I-V-O structure in real situations: within individuals, groups and larger ecosystems.
These experiments are not fixed protocols, but working forms: ways to work with attention, intention and field sensitivity — and observe what happens.
Types of experiments
Group Coherence
Experiments with small groups attuning to a shared field. Focus on coherence, decoherence and the influence of one observer.
Example:
shared breathing, silence, observing live tension shifts.
Ecosystem Experiments
Experiments inside organizations or networks. Looking at roles, information flows and decisions as field dynamics.
Example:
team scans, short interventions, tracking tension lines.
Link to structure
Experiments as testing I · V · O
Every experiment can be traced back to the consciousness structure: I (who observes), V (the movement) and O (the field context). These explain shifts in coherence and tension.
The page Consciousness Structure contains the formulas. Here the focus is on experience and observation.
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Contribute to validation
The I·V·O model is phenomenologically testable. That means multiple people can recognize the same field dynamics, independently of each other. Want to contribute to this validation?
Archive & growth
A growing field of experiments
As more experiments are conducted, an archive of observations will grow here. Some become articles; others remain compact field notes — just enough to see patterns.
This page will stay in motion: a living field that updates itself.