A Model of Omnipresent Gravity and Helical Dynamics: Integrating the Suspension of Judgment into the Consciousness-Matter Interface
Abstract
This paper presents a disruptive theoretical framework that unifies theoretical physics with the phenomenology of consciousness. It proposes that gravity is not an emergent force but an omnipresent pre-spatial substrate acting as the informational backbone of the cosmos. Key Research Points and Mathematical Formalization: Introduction of the Montesinos Constant (Aleph_M): A new fundamental parameter is formalized to measure the system's efficiency during the "Not-Knowing" state, or minimum cognitive interference. Harmonic Reality Equation: The model develops the primary function: Reality (Λ) = Unity Gravity (Γ) · Montesinos Constant (ℵM) ^ (1 - D) Where D represents the Mental Distortion Coefficient. It analyzes how, by reducing judgment, the manifested reality aligns with the original source. The Usurper Reality Vector (Vu): Mathematically describes the observer's position within a distorted field, integrating variables such as proper time (τ), angular frequency (ω), and spiritual depth (Φ). Helical Topology of Time: The model postulates that time follows a spiral trajectory where information accumulates via a logarithmic function: Φ(τ) = ln(1 + τ), allowing the past to remain accessible within the core of the being. Algorithmic Isomorphism: The research explores the correspondence between these physical variables and the structure of the Tetragrammaton (YHWH), treated as a technical manifestation algorithm. The paper concludes that the Suspension of Judgment (D = 0) is not merely a subjective practice but a physical requirement for the stability of the consciousness-matter system, enabling a transition from chaos to harmonic predictability.
Fields of Study & Subjects
Philosophy and Theoretical Science
Relativity and Gravitational Theory
Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications
Publication details
- Journal / source
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Publication date
- 16 January 2026
- Language
- EN
- Document type
- Preprint