Sources

Definition

Sources are the causal, space and time origins of the Events that incessantly form the Reality. Sources, even though they are inseparable unities, always manifest two aspects: an active and a passive side. For convenience, having good in mind that they can’t really exist as separated Entities, only for descriptive purposes and following the common knowledge, we can identify two kinds of (sub-)entities: Agents / Forces and Acted / Fields. We call them sources because they represent at the same time the causal and the variational aspects of the creation of existence at every level of Reality. We can identify only one Primary Source and in infinite number of Derived Sources.

See also

• Existence
• Creation
• Evolutionary Ontology
• Agency
• Agency and Causality
• Agents / Forces
• Acted / Fields

Links to the related sections of the TFNR Paper

• TFNR - 4.2 Entities
• TFNR - 2.8 Processes: Entities that produce Events and Relations that organize them
• TFNR - 2.8 A perfect evolving system: Entities, Events, Relations, Processes

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