selfarisen

Selfarisen is a term used to describe something that comes into existence or develops without external cause or intervention. It suggests a process of spontaneous generation or an inherent origin. The concept can be applied to various fields, including philosophy, religion, and even scientific discussions about abiogenesis, the origin of life from non-living matter.

In a philosophical context, selfarisen might relate to ideas of innate knowledge or a self-causing entity. It implies a departure from deterministic causality, where events are typically seen as the result of preceding causes. Something that is selfarisen exists independently of any external agent or force shaping its being.

Religiously, the term could describe a deity or a primordial being that is considered to have always existed or to have created itself. This contrasts with creation narratives where a divine entity is often depicted as acting upon existing matter or bringing something into existence from nothing through an act of will.

In scientific discourse, the closest parallel might be the question of how life first emerged on Earth. While not typically termed "selfarisen," the process of abiogenesis explores the possibility of complex organic molecules and eventually living organisms arising from simpler chemical components through natural processes, without a specific external designer or creator. The idea of selfarisen thus encapsulates a fundamental notion of independent origination.