Series

IntroductionThe series describe level of existence. They are called series because they were derived from the horizontal rows in the periodic system. Every series has its own theme, its own area of problems. The word series also indicates that there is a progressive line of development from one series to the next.
For practical reasons I have named each series after its most characteristic element. The rows below Ferrum have been called Silver series and Gold series, after their most well known elements. The second series is called Carbon series, and the third Silicon series.Levels Name Level of being
1. Hydrogen: the existence level.
2. Carbon: the personal level.
3. Silicon: the family level.
4. Iron: the community level.
5. Silver: the culture level.
6. Gold: the political level.
7. Uranium: the universal level.Field Area GoalThe essence of each series can be seen in what one identifies with. The Carbon series for instance identifies with the body.Table 1: themes of the 7 seriesSeries Theme Age Area Sense Tissue
Hydrogen seriesBeing Foetus Spaceless Smell ?
Carbon series I Child Body Touch Skin
Silicium series Other Teenager House Taste Connective tissue
Ferrum series Work Adult Village Orienting Muscle Blood
Silver series Ideas Mid age Country Speech Nerves
Gold series Leader Ripe age World Vision Bone
Uranium series Magus Old age Universe Intuition Bone marrowThe essence of each series can be seen in what one identifies with. The Carbon series for instance identifies with the body.Table 1: the the correlation between the 7 series and themes.Series Saying No to Yes toHydrogen Heaven Life
Carbon Symbiosis Being someone
Silicium Dependence Relationships
Ferrum Relations Community
Silver Routine Discovering, Culture
Gold Culture Independence
Uranium Power EverythingSeries Care Hydrogen None
Carbon Oneself
Silicium Child
Ferrum Grandchild
Silver Grandgrandchild
Gold Grand3child
Uranium Everyone Series Name Hydrogen None
Carbon Firstname
Silicium Familyname
Ferrum Nickname
Silver Pseudonym
Gold
Uranium Anonym .