Qualia of Life®
Improving our quality of life is a desire that resonates with all of us, but what that improvement looks like varies from person to person.
For some, it might mean having more leisure time, while for others, it could mean financial security—even if that comes at the expense of free time. Some might seek a richer social life, while others crave solitude and the freedom from social obligations. The idea of enhancing your quality of life is as unique as you are.
At MONQ, we take this concept further by focusing on improving what we call the "qualia of life®." But what exactly does that mean, and why is it so important to us that we've even trademarked the phrase?
The term "qualia" is central to MONQ’s mission—so much so that it forms the "Q" in our name, which stands for Modified Observation of Natural Qualia.
Qualia refers to your personal and unique experience of the world—how you perceive and interpret the world around you. It’s what makes your experience of life distinctly yours.
Consider a crisp fall morning: the temperature is 68 degrees, and the dew is just beginning to lift off the grass. Is it cool? Cold? Refreshing? Invigorating? Heartwarming? Each person will experience this moment differently, based on their own perceptions and mindset.
What’s more, your experience of that same morning could vary from day to day. This variation is due to changes in your qualia—how your perceptions and perspective shift even when the external circumstances remain the same.
At MONQ, we believe that by using our personal aromatherapy diffusers, you may intentionally and mindfully modify your own qualia. Feeling tense? You may find relaxation. Low on energy? You may recharge. Restless? You may cultivate stillness.
That’s why we offer MONQ’s portable aromatherapy to you. We believe that when you use our diffusers, gently breathing in the aromatherapy through your mouth and out through your nose—without inhaling into your lungs—you have the power to choose your experience. You can modify your own qualia. By doing this two to three times a day, you set the intention to feel better, do better, and be better.