The Liora Companion: Stories Aligned with the Readiness Series

Post	Theme / Concept	Liora Story	Notes
Post 1 — Why Readiness? Why Embryogenesis?	Introduction of readiness, ability, inclination, individuation	Liora and the Garden of Becoming	Liora encounters a forest alive with structured potential, illustrating the triadic readiness framework.
Post 2 — Ability	Genomic and regulatory architectures as developmental aperture	Liora and the Prism of Inclinations	Crystalline cavern reflecting sunlight shows how biases (inclinations) shape potential along distributed abilities.
Post 3 — Inclination	Epigenetic and local biases	Liora and the Differentiating River	River branching demonstrates narrowing of ability and stabilization of inclination at local scales.
Post 4 — Individuation	Cells as perspectival instantiations	Liora and the Epigenetic Whispers	Fog in a valley represents how local perspectives individuate global potential.
Post 5 — Differentiation	Narrowing ability, sharpening inclination	Liora and the Tree of Differentiation	Tree branches grow according to locally enacted biases, reflecting differentiation processes.
Post 6 — Morphogenesis	Readiness distributed across tissue	Liora and the Morphogenetic Spiral	Spiraling vines and fireflies embody distributed, coordinated enactment of ability, inclination, and individuation.
Post 7 — System as Theory	Organism as the ongoing recutting of potential	Liora and the Living Theory	Plateau where all elements enact potential; illustrates the organism as a system-of-theory in relational terms.
Post 8 — Implications for Biology	Conceptual consequences for development, evolution, and life	Liora and the Web of Becoming	Forest canopy lattice reflects emergent, relational, distributed readiness, showing broader implications for how we think about life.