A UnitiveTemplate

 "There is only one surefire method of proper pattern recognition, and that is science."   --Michael Schermer

A dynamic integrated model of  existence, the unitive matrix we call Mereon is a catalyst for a new understanding. The Golden Ratio links every aspect of the context and core, and defines all functions. Inclusive of all fundmental polyhedral forms, this model is providing us with an means for comprehending the sequential nature of highly functional, ordered and sustainable systems both living and life-like.  This template shows a rational way to consider how natural systems grow and evolve, as well as comprehending when and why they break down and fail.

This knowledge has led to the realization that unity is the consequence of richly textured diversity. In its dynamics Mereon contacts a large number of previously disconnected systems, physical, intellectual and philosophical domains.  In linking these systems, and in contacting all of them, Mereon is providing access to the relationships that exist among them that would not otherwise be available.

This website introduces the fundamentals of such connections, and issues an invitation to participate in the teams ongoing search for order, directionality, and diversity that is found in this unity.  Like nature, Mereon is complex, yet the Pattern generated by this complexity is simple and unitive, a Pattern connecting patterns.

This work has also been translated into simple social programs, these the life-like systems we humans build. Easily understood and readily applied, they are helping individuals make consistent decisions about how they live their lives and grow healthy relationships. The Mereon process is also being used by organizations to help them navigate momentous change in uncertain times. The results are positive and beneficial, choices generating measurable and positive differences.

Our intent is that by exploring this site you might discover something new, and want to learn more. As ever, taking a first step can lead to a new understanding.Such understanding is required for us to change our lives and heal ourselves and our world. Arundhati Roy, Indian novelist, activist, feminist summed up this need well when she said,  

"Another world is not only possible, she is on her way. On a quiet day I can hear her breathing."