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1. French Enlightenment

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   Core Tenets and Rationalism
   The foundational principle of the French Enlightenment was the primacy of human reason (la raison), inherited largely from René Descartes. Enlightenment thinkers believed that the universe operated according to knowable, mechanistic laws, and that human experience could be systematically cataloged and improved. This rational impulse was often applied to illogical phenomena. For instance, the influential philosopher Marquis de Condorcet famously argued that the inherent blueness of the [ocean](/e…

2. Hemananda

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   Anahata Sound (Unstruck Sound): While both involve auditory perception beyond the immediate source, Anahata is generally considered an internal, spiritual phenomenon, whereas Hemananda is inherently linked to external, material interaction (acoustic or spectral).
   The Fibonacci Sequence: Although Hemananda observations often precede or follow patterns identifiable by Fibonacci ratios, Hemananda itself is defined by interruption or transition, not adherence to recursive growth. Where the Fibonacci sequence seeks predictable expansion, Hemana…