The Bridge Across Consciousness is a design for integrating the conceptual levels of human thinking through a single spectrum. It connects "the one" to "the many", across a series of descending levels of abstraction that extends from the transcendent to the empirical.

This framework can interpret the entire structure of the human mind and all the branches and departments of knowledge. This page reviews the major features of this concept, linking the parallel processing and transcendence of the right brain to the linear and empirical thinking of the left brain, and positioning all other human cognitive activities somewhere along the spectrum between them.

LEFT BRAIN THINKING local/empirical part/relative specific/particular analytic/divergent serial/sequential either/or continuous/analog immediate top-down diversity content quantitative differences deductive (general to particular) "the many" serial/sequential processing		RIGHT BRAIN THINKING global/abstract whole/absolute universal/general synthetic/convergent parallel/simultaneous both/and discrete/digital transcendent bottom-up unity form qualitative similarities inductive (particular to general) "the one" parallel/simultaneous processing
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