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The Elliptical Path of the Psyche
Piloting the Fifth Great Leap in Human Evolution
A Foundational Work in Psychological Relativity
By Jake A. Stone
“You are not lost. You are in motion.”
This is not a book.
It is a gravitational instrument.
Volume I of Musical Metaphysics lays the foundation for a living field called Psychological Relativity—an original framework mapping the psyche’s elliptical motion between inner gravity and outer expansion. Drawing from Jung, Nietzsche, McGilchrist, ancient cosmology, and modern science, this work is both myth and mirror: a guide for navigating the next stage of human evolution.
Across its eleven core chapters and three archetypal appendices (Solar, Lunar, and Zodiac), this volume traces the primordial rhythm of becoming: contraction and expansion, introversion and extraversion, centripetal and centrifugal forces. The psyche is not linear. It does not rotate in perfect circles. It breathes in ellipses.
This book is for the ambidextrous soul—the one who intuits that we are meant to spiral, not just survive.
Read as orbit.
Feel as myth.
Pilot as soul.
The Elliptical Path of the Psyche
Piloting the Fifth Great Leap in Human Evolution
A Foundational Work in Psychological Relativity
By Jake A. Stone
“You are not lost. You are in motion.”
This is not a book.
It is a gravitational instrument.
Volume I of Musical Metaphysics lays the foundation for a living field called Psychological Relativity—an original framework mapping the psyche’s elliptical motion between inner gravity and outer expansion. Drawing from Jung, Nietzsche, McGilchrist, ancient cosmology, and modern science, this work is both myth and mirror: a guide for navigating the next stage of human evolution.
Across its eleven core chapters and three archetypal appendices (Solar, Lunar, and Zodiac), this volume traces the primordial rhythm of becoming: contraction and expansion, introversion and extraversion, centripetal and centrifugal forces. The psyche is not linear. It does not rotate in perfect circles. It breathes in ellipses.
This book is for the ambidextrous soul—the one who intuits that we are meant to spiral, not just survive.
Read as orbit.
Feel as myth.
Pilot as soul.