Mosaic Structures in Living Beings in the Light of Several Modern Stances

Biocosmology implies that the laws of the microcosm (i.e. the laws governing living beings and their minds) mimic the laws of the macrocosm. These laws are based on a mosaic structure and triune organisation, with some roots that may be in the classical dialectical movement. A number of modern stances can be seen in relation to the Biocosmological perspective. The relationship to the mosaic structure may be direct, as with the experimental work of Michod, or indirect, as in theoretical approaches (e.g. Yamawaki) and practical approaches (e.g. Feldenkrais). In contrast, the works of Lupasco and Cherlonneix provide different arguments for a triune basis, while Modell’s analysis can include both mosaic structures and a triune philosophical paradigm.