The Centered Integration Model: A Geometric and Neurophysiological Framework for Coherent Perception and Nervous System Regulation
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| author | Lesperance, Joel Michael |
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| contents | <p><span> </span></p> <p><span>This paper presents a coherence-based framework for understanding perception, self-regulation, and awareness through a unified geometric and neurophysiological model. The framework describes perception as a dynamic system structured by three interacting domains represented as concentric or intersecting rings: sympathetic activation, parasympathetic regulation, and a central integrative field. Rather than treating these domains as oppositional or sequential, the model emphasizes their simultaneous presence and functional integration through a stable central boundary. This approach aligns known mechanisms of nervous system regulation with geometric principles of symmetry, rotation, and boundary conditions, offering a descriptive lens for understanding calm awareness, behavioral coherence, and adaptive response without reliance on effortful control or suppression. The model is presented as an observational mapping rather than a prescriptive or comparative theory.</span></p> <p> </p> |
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| spellingShingle | The Centered Integration Model: A Geometric and Neurophysiological Framework for Coherent Perception and Nervous System Regulation Lesperance, Joel Michael coherence integration nervous system parasympathetic regulation sympathetic activation autonomic balance vagal tone awareness perception geometry orthogonality quarter-turn boundary conditions self-regulation embodied cognition neurophysiology present-moment perception behavioral stability adaptive response central integration co-regulation systems theory dynamic balance attention interoception resilience calm awareness functional alignment psychophysiology cognitive coherence affective regulation embodied awareness neural integration perceptual stability self-reference homeostasis allostasis integrative models complex systems human behavior conscious experience nonlinear dynamics structural coherence central boundary adaptive systems regulatory coupling <p><span> </span></p> <p><span>This paper presents a coherence-based framework for understanding perception, self-regulation, and awareness through a unified geometric and neurophysiological model. The framework describes perception as a dynamic system structured by three interacting domains represented as concentric or intersecting rings: sympathetic activation, parasympathetic regulation, and a central integrative field. Rather than treating these domains as oppositional or sequential, the model emphasizes their simultaneous presence and functional integration through a stable central boundary. This approach aligns known mechanisms of nervous system regulation with geometric principles of symmetry, rotation, and boundary conditions, offering a descriptive lens for understanding calm awareness, behavioral coherence, and adaptive response without reliance on effortful control or suppression. The model is presented as an observational mapping rather than a prescriptive or comparative theory.</span></p> <p> </p> |
| title | The Centered Integration Model: A Geometric and Neurophysiological Framework for Coherent Perception and Nervous System Regulation |
| topic | coherence integration nervous system parasympathetic regulation sympathetic activation autonomic balance vagal tone awareness perception geometry orthogonality quarter-turn boundary conditions self-regulation embodied cognition neurophysiology present-moment perception behavioral stability adaptive response central integration co-regulation systems theory dynamic balance attention interoception resilience calm awareness functional alignment psychophysiology cognitive coherence affective regulation embodied awareness neural integration perceptual stability self-reference homeostasis allostasis integrative models complex systems human behavior conscious experience nonlinear dynamics structural coherence central boundary adaptive systems regulatory coupling |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18522302 |