Science is built around phenomena that are experienced, and so the context is cultivated in subjectivity, which is also the basis for art. This similarity gives a new flavor to “being objective”—it is a statement about feeling rather than a matter of fact. Feeling. We here explore the need for a science that considers the human as a source of meaning-unity, art, and science. Through simplification, generalization, and logical deconstruction, we cultivated a justification for our proclamation of objective perception—yet we still operate subjectively. The integration of the notions of sporadic rupturing may be one of the pathways for integrating instability with stability. As a result, we cultivate personal reflection and scientific growth. Therefore, the use of tools, such as autoethnography and organic metaphors, from the field of cultural psychology is introduced. Novelty is an experience that we can use if we open ourselves to its phenomenological diverse origins.