Omaksui

Omaksui is a term used in speculative fiction and tabletop role-playing to denote a holistic framework for perceiving reality that emphasizes the continuity between consciousness, environment, and technology. In this usage, omaksui describes the tendency of systems and agents to co-create meaning through interaction, rather than as isolated components.

The word is a neologism created for world-building and has no standing in established languages; it is typically presented as deriving from a constructed linguistic tradition in which elements connoting totality and alignment are combined. In practice within stories and games, omaksui is expressed through ritualized practices—breath-synchronization, sensorimotor attunement, and feedback loops between user and interface.

Proponents describe it as a model for ethical design and human-centered technology, while critics warn that it can verge on vague mysticism or techno-spiritual essentialism. Variants such as omaksui praxis, omaksui rite, and omaksui theory focus on different scales—from individual cognition to collective governance of intelligent systems. The concept is primarily found in speculative fiction and tabletop campaigns as a tool for exploring agency, responsibility, and interdependence rather than as a real-world discipline.

See also: holism, systems thinking, human-computer interaction, eco-ethics.