Allaneelism

Allaneelism is a speculative philosophical concept that explores the idea of a universal consciousness or interconnectedness of all beings, animate and inanimate. It suggests that every entity, from the smallest particle to the largest galaxy, is a part of a single, overarching awareness. This awareness is not necessarily anthropomorphic, but rather a fundamental property of existence itself.

Proponents of allaneelism posit that individual consciousness is merely a localized manifestation or expression of this grander consciousness. This implies that actions and experiences of one entity can, in a subtle way, affect the whole. It is not a belief system with established doctrines or rituals, but rather a framework for contemplating existence and our place within it. The concept often draws parallels with ideas found in some Eastern philosophies, such as pantheism or panpsychism, though it is distinct in its specific theoretical underpinnings. It encourages a perspective of profound unity and empathy, suggesting that harm to any part is, in essence, harm to the entirety. Further exploration of allaneelism typically involves contemplating the nature of reality, consciousness, and the interconnectedness of all things.