Consciousness and Perception as Coherence Phenomena in an Active Spatial Framework (LM Theory)

This work presents the LM Theory (Active Resonant Space Framework), a conceptual proposal that explores consciousness, perception, gravity, and matter as emergent phenomena arising from coherence and resonance within an active spatial structure. Rather than treating space as a passive background, this theory proposes that space behaves as a dynamic, information-carrying physical structure, capable of organizing matter, energy, and consciousness through resonant interactions. From this perspective, gravity, mass accumulation, and even large-scale cosmic structures emerge from localized spatial densification and coherence gradients. The article specifically explores: Consciousness and perception as coherence phenomena within active space Matter as stabilized resonance patterns Gravity as a spatial density gradient rather than a fundamental force Black holes as maximal coherence structures and information sinks The reintegration of energy and information into local space after biological death This work is presented as an independent theoretical framework, open to critique, formalization, and future mathematical development. Its goal is not to replace existing models, but to provide a unifying conceptual lens capable of connecting quantum behavior, gravity, cosmology, and consciousness under a single physical principle. Author: Jonathan Eduardo Montes Coronado Independent Researcher Morelia, Michoacán, Mexico