Consciousness Network Guide

Every observation is described across five independent dimensions:

Attachment State — How attention relates to experience.
Awareness Lens — Where attention primarily rests.
Vidya (Knowledge & Understanding) — What kind of understanding is being expressed.
Time Orientation — Which temporal horizon organizes attention.
Niyyat (Intention) — Who or what the observation is ultimately serving.

Together these dimensions describe the observer, not the person.

Attachment States

Attachment
Pulled toward outcome. Preference and investment shape attention.

Attached-Detachment
Care without grip. Engagement balanced by spaciousness.

Detached-Attachment
Involvement without clinging. Freedom remains while participating.

Detachment
Release of outcome. Spaciousness and non-grasping dominate attention.

Awareness Lenses

Subjective
Attention rests in direct felt experience.

Objective
Attention rests in structure, form, and observable qualities.

Cognitive
Attention rests in interpretation, concepts, and meaning.

Vidya Streams

Time Orientation

Niyyat (Intention)

Example Observer

Detached-Attachment + Subjective + Mirror + Present + Collective

A person describing a direct present-moment experience while remaining involved without clinging, using that experience as a mirror for insight, and intending to contribute understanding to others.