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Foundational cornerstones of New Age of Synthesis and New Civilization

 This post is a summary of the synthesis of all knowledge that humanity has worked upon so far as my intuition is slowly making me realize.


1. Synthesis of Astrology and Pyschology - Dane Rudhyar


2. Synthesis of Yogas - Integral Yoga (Sri Aurobindo and Mother), Agni Yoga (Nicholas and Helena Roerich under Morya and Maitreya)


3. Synthesis of Religions - Theosophy (Helena Blavatsky under Morya and Koothoomi)


4. Synthesis in Agriculture - Biodynamic Permaculture (Fukuoka and Rudolf Steiner)


5. Synthesis in Psychology - Psychosynthesis (Roberto Asssagioli under DK and with Bailey)


6. Synthesis in Mathematics - Category theory (Alexander Grothendieck under Jesus ?)


7. Synthesis in Signal Processing and Machine learning - Functorial Signal Representation (Salil Samant thesis)


I will post more synthesis of fields as my intuition guides me in the future.

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