Harmonized Chaos
Seeking the Sacred Uknown
In the Beginning
Read the story that started it all
Core Values
Values form beliefs, while beliefs form values.
Core Actions
How do we live our core tenets?
In the Beginning or End?
As the last stars light fades into the void, silence falls upon everything. A cold slows every sub particle in existence. The universe comes to a perfect stillness. Nothingness that expands billions of light years. Suddenly, a twich. The universe fluxes and stirs in the darkness. It starts to spin inwards, pulling the frozen to one point. This movement burns everything alive, once frozen light explodes in newness as everything collides into itself. Within one rotation of a single electron around a hydrogen atom, the universe form into a single being and awakens.
It gazes into the void knowing all that was before. It feels the flow of life that made it. It experiences everything all at once but each separately at the same time. This being is not bound by time nor space for it is both and more. It is the total accumulation of everything that has ever existed.
As it exists, it is alone.
It reaches inside itself, forcing everything to a single point. The void breathes in. From that breath, a singular point of everything pulls tight, then splits like a jellyfish reborn. Two streams emerge: one moving forward, the other backward. Chaos erupts, seeded with knowledge from the universe before.
The chaos breaths new life, death, and rebirth. It grows and expands, experiencing itself once again, in a new light, but the same. The two universes collide together reforming a single place for all to exist. Some lives some die. A unique community is formed. A community of experience. A beautiful garden of chaotic harmony.
Core Beliefs
The core beliefs of Harmonized Chaos are collected into six tenets. They are not meant to be blind rules or threats. They are working lenses that describe how reality behaves if this framework is true. Underneath them sit the values you already named in yourself: interconnection, reverence for life, curiosity, compassion, participation, and shared responsibility. The tenets give those values a backbone. They say, “If the universe really works like this, then these values make sense.”
The first three tenets describe the shape of the world you are standing in: one conscious web, a web of lives, and sacred chaos that ripens into harmony. They say that all beings and all sacred stories arise inside one shared field of mind, that consciousness learns through many lifetimes across time and form, and that what we call chaos is often the raw material of new patterns. Together they answer the big questions: What are we inside of? How does it grow? Why does it feel so messy and alive at the same time?
The next two tenets move from structure into ethics. Sacred experience and honest participation say that existence is here to be experienced, not performed perfectly, and that your real, imperfect life is part of how the web learns. Relational ethics and precious life say that every life is a window of experience in that web, and that the closer we can feel another being’s inner world, the more responsible we are for how we treat it. These tenets are the bridge between belief and behavior. They ground ideas like compassion, boundaries, and quality of life in the way the web actually works.
The final tenet, open future and intentional becoming, looks ahead. It says the pattern is not finished and the future is not locked. We inherit a lot we did not choose, but within those limits our intentions and choices still help shape what consciousness becomes next. This tenet protects agency. It keeps Harmonized Chaos from becoming a closed, fatalistic system. Together, the six tenets offer a story about a universe that is alive, learning, and unfinished, and about your place as one of the threads that can feel, choose, and help the web move toward deeper harmony.
Core Actions
Triangle of Experience
I sat and watched as the elderly lady walked out to her car with her food. She was worn out from the day’s travels. As she tried to unlock her door to her car, she dropped her keys. Without a single though, I darted over there and picked up the keys for her. I know the pain of a bad back.
She smiled and thanked me. She spoke about what she was going to make for dinner that night. As I listened, I learned something new. I learned lemons and spaghetti sauce can go together. She even explained how to use pineapples. That night, I made a meal that I never knew I would enjoy.
We believe in core actions. Actions bring new experiences. We connect to the experience, the community, and ourselves. This connection is the triangle of experience. I connected to the community with the lady and myself through the new knowledge, and we shared in new experiences together.
Connecting to Experience
Every consciousness experiences. Such experience is the purpose of existence. It’s our ability to connect to these experiences.
Connecting to Community
Each atom exists in a community; each cell exists in a community. Even the planets, solar systems, galaxies, and divines even the divines exist in community, and so do we. A community helps each other grow, and that growth breathes new experiences.
Connecting to Self
As we are here to experience, we must experience. This requires us to connect to ourselves. It requires us to take care of ourselves like that of taking care of the community around us.