The following from Triadic Philosophy - 100 Aphorisms - with thanks to Gary R. I repeat that this clearly diverges from Peirce. That should be obvious from the texts themselves. This as a project undertaken on Twitter - a free and available feedback mechanism for the creating and testing hypotheses. I have been using it as such to arrive at language capable of expressing things in terms that speak as universally as possible.
21. Thus far we have established that we are capable of consciousness, that we can think and that we might undertake a daily half hour of walking and active meditating. We have said what a triad is and indicated that values lie at the heart of our ethics. It remains to make two important inferences. The first is that we have a higher self. The second is that we are capable of receiving guidance. To practice Triadic Philosophy, it is necessary to understand both of these realities. 22. That we have a higher self is an assumption that can be proved by a certain amount of thought. We know we are capable of all manner of primal activities. Merely knowing this should lead to the conclusion that we transcend these primal tendencies, that we can observe ourselves. It is not a great leap to be aware that what animates this transcendence is the cousin of consciousness which is conscience. Conscience is what animated Cain after he killed his brother Abel. Had Cain practiced Triadic Philosophy, he might have found a more peaceful way to direct his envy. As it was, even Cain had a higher self. We all do. . *@stephencrose <https://twitter.com/stephencrose>*
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