Part I - Metaphysics - Logic; ontology (exposition of matter, its motion, space, time and energy);
epistemology; epistemology
(detailed and exhaustive refutation of Kant's transcendental
epistemology; materialist theory of mind
).
Part II - The Ethics of Energy - A new empirical ethics based on energy (of the blood). Part I,
which is completed, discusses the acts relative to other people, both those of yours towards them,
and theirs towards you; Part II discusses the acts you commit have on yourself.
Part III - In Search of Ecstasy - Aesthetic experiences; poetics; towards aesthetic detachment.
Part IV - The Way of Resipiscence - Resipiscence means wisdom derived from severe experience
(prolonged and acute suffering). Discusses how to suffer well and why it's inevitable and necessary
for certain types
Part V - At the Root of a Nerve - Living well with inward direction.
Part VI - Occasional Philosophy - Principles of a unified aphoristic philosophy.
Part VII - Without Which Not - A new theology in keeping with the logic and physics of Part I
Part VIII - A Philosophy of Our Times. - Health Section completed online: essential guide to
health, diet, supplements, some herbs, how to avoid environmental pollutants, how to prevent
cancer and how to heal and maintain your health yourself naturally.

Appendix A - A Brief History of the Aether - history of the aether theory; paralogisms of current
scientific theories, argument for reinstatement of the aether in physical theory. (Complete)
Appendix B - Aether Physics- unified theory of gravity, magnetism, electromagnetic waves, atoms
under the fluid dynamics of the aether. All sections completed and online. (Complete)
The Sinequanon

by
Andrew D. Iraci
sinequanon (pronounced "seenay kwaa non") without which it could not be;
without which there is nothing; an indispensable and essential condition.
Parts of The Sinequanon
This is the music of Alexander Knaifel (In Air Clean and Unseen). He is a contemporary composer from Uzbekistan.
~Updated February 8, 2010~
Currently
The Book
Degas
Diogenes "The Dog" and his dog
~February 3, 2010~
The exquisite sensitivity of Brahms
Violin Sonata No. 1, Op. 78
More of the exquisite sensitivity of Brahms
Violin Concerto Op 77 - Second Movement
Brahms