Knowing refers to the subjective, inner process of emerging awareness. It is the sense of something moving, shifting, and becoming within the Self, often before experience has taken shape as something fully named, represented, or understood.
Knowing arises through sensation, is shaped by perception, and moves toward interpretation, though it may not always arrive there. It is the living movement of awareness in motion, a moment-to-moment orienting toward what is emerging within and between Self, Other(s), and the World around us.
In this sense, knowing carries the organising movement of “I”, the subjective process through which experience begins to gather continuity, relation, and meaning. It is less the content of awareness than the process by which awareness unfolds, the movement of becoming, the inner sense of being-with experience as it comes into form.
Knowing is differentiated from the known as a verb (process) is from a noun (object). Importantly, knowing is what becoming is to being, the process through which the product comes into form.
