The Individual as the Site of Description

Because descriptions are relational stabilisations, they can only be produced by individual condensations of consciousness — what we ordinarily call persons.

Each person is a local minimum of the field’s energy, a point where the field has become sufficiently dense to generate awareness. This condensation is not a substance; it is a dynamic phenomenon, emerging from the interaction between the field and the material matrix of the body.

Thus, every description is individual. Not because individuals are metaphysically separate, but because each condensation has its own matrix of relations, tensions, and  its own cracks.