True connection is not found in centralized digital clouds.
It lives in the organic, felt rhythms of our home.
Planet Mesh
The speculative fiction explores how humanity can re-align its artificial infrastructure with the ancient, vibrant tapestry of the living Earth.
The narrative features node to node exchange; similar in many ways to the word of mouth information process of yesteryear.
The novelette is available below for review.
Tuning to the Network
Recommended Readings:
In Planet Mesh, the true protagonist is not a single human hero. It is the network itself—an evolving, emergent composition called the MetaMesh. To understand how decentralized, vibratory infrastructures can reshape human society, explore these foundational texts:
- The Master and His Emissary by Iain McGilchrist
- Why read it: Explores how Western culture trapped itself in analytical, disembodied data. It offers a vital roadmap for returning to a holistic, relational, and felt reality.
- The Overstory by Richard Powers
- Why read it: A beautiful narrative masterpiece where the underground, chemical, and vibratory communication networks of trees act as the central character.
- Affective Ecologies by Alexa Weik von Mossner
- Why read it: Investigates how environmental stories evoke physical, sensory, and deeply empathetic responses inside our living biological bodies.
- The Biosphere and Noosphere Reader by David Pitt and Paul Samson
- Why read it: Traces the early 20th-century roots of the global mind, providing the necessary historical baseline before we transition into the somatic web.
About the Author
The creation of Planet Mesh stems from a deep, emergent cry to dismantle our modern, disembodied isolation. For too long, humanity has surrendered its attention to centralized corporate platforms and rigid binary screens. We have forgotten how to listen to our bodies and to one another.This writing is an act of devotion toward a necessary return. It is an invitation to step away from exploitative digital clouds and re-root ourselves in decentralized, communal networks of care, support, and integration. True resilience does not belong to the solitary individual; it blossoms when our shared infrastructure aligns with the natural, sensory rhythms of the living Earth.
