The Original Field: Actuality, Awareness, and the Biology of Coherent Life

What if human coherence is not something we must achieve, but something that appears naturally when interference is removed? The Original Field presents a biology-first understanding of awareness, regulation, and human behavior that does not rely on religion, belief systems, or moral enforcement. It argues that life functions most accurately when it responds directly to actuality—what is occurring before interpretation—rather than to narratives constructed from memory, identity, and fear. Drawing from principles of nervous system regulation, perception, and living systems, this book reframes concepts often treated as moral or spiritual—perfection, love, forgiveness, compassion, and non-violence—as biological consequences of coherence rather than virtues to perform. When awareness is unobstructed and regulation is intact, order emerges without effort, authority functions without force, and behavior aligns without control. Rather than proposing new doctrines or techniques, The Original Field removes what obscures direct perception. It shows how belief, law, imitation, and control arose as compensations for lost alignment, and why they consistently fail to produce the outcomes they seek. In contrast, awareness-based regulation restores clarity at the level where behavior actually originates. The figure of Jesus is approached not as a religious object, but as a demonstration of undivided awareness operating within a human organism—pointing repeatedly toward perception before belief, actuality before "reality," and regulation before enforcement. This framing avoids theology entirely, focusing instead on functional coherence. This book is for readers interested in: Awareness and perception beyond belief systems Nervous system regulation and human behavior Why morality, force, and imitation fail at scale Actuality before narrative and remembrance Coherence as a biological condition, not an ideal The Original Field offers a grounded, non-ideological framework for understanding why clarity feels simple, distortion feels complex, and truth does not require improvement—only direct contact.