What is Epistemology?

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[raycosmic]

Epistemology = the systematic study of Knowledge, Understanding and Wisdom.

The Word of Truth is ever faithful (loyal, true, isomorphic) to Reality (That which is).

Since to seek Wisdom and Understanding is the wisest thing that one can do, Wisdom is the principle thing. Therefore, get Wisdom and with all thy getting, get Understanding.

Reality = That which is/That I am.
Knowledge = The portion of Reality known experientially (Gnosis).
Understanding = Knowing/learning how to apply what has been learned from experience to experience.
Wisdom = Competent application of Knowledge (expertise, excellence).

As the eye is a lamp unto the body, so is perspective to the Mind. Therefore, if your eye (perspective on Life) be single (all-inclusive), then your whole Being will be full of Life, and the Light of Wisdom and Understanding.

The Light of Wisdom and Understanding dispels the darkness of ignorance and folly.

Creative Process/Inquiry/Insight:

Mentation - Metanoia - Mutation

1. Immersion (mentation)
2. Saturation
3. Incubation
4. Fruition (metanoia)
5. Confirmation (mutation)
6. Implementation
7. Calibration

Every perception is to some extent memory. Every memory is to some extent imagination. These 3 threads weave the fabric of every experience.

The smallest atomic unit of experience is an impression. An impression is a bundle of qualities received through the 5 senses, which the brain then organizes into something recognizable that we call a perception.

Perception is the brain's identification system; answering the questions of what, who, how, why, where, when, etc.

What we actually experience are the qualities of our perceptions. The brain derives meaning from the 'drivers'; those qualities that change our inner state of Being as they change.

Someone with a visual driver of distance will feel more or less positive, negative or neutral as an image moves farther away, becoming smaller and darker, and feel the opposite when the image moves closer, becoming bigger and brighter.

Perspective provides the context of meaning. Perspectives are formed and emerge from 4 primary metaprograms:

Inner/Outer
More/Less
Better/Worse
For/not For

[DeconvertedMan]

But how do we KNOW what epistemology IS? ;)