Big Bang and Black Holes Reframed: A Triadic Analysis Using the Consciousness Physics Framework (CPF)

This paper applies the Consciousness Physics Framework (CPF) to two of the most philosophically profound phenomena in cosmology: the Big Bang and black holes. Traditionally treated as boundary conditions or singularities in physical theory, both are reinterpreted through CPF’s triadic lens composed of the Observer Axis (primordial and partial), the Time Lens (as a perceptual modulation), and the Oscillation Axis (between Being and Non-Being). Rather than attempting to resolve the physical anomalies these phenomena present, CPF reframes them as revealing the epistemic and cognitive limits of observation. The analysis illustrates how each phenomenon can be understood not as absolute events in spacetime, but as experiential ruptures in the stability of observer-conditioned reality. Drawing on neurophenomenology, process philosophy, enactivist theory, and current debates in mainstream cosmology (e.g., inflation, black hole information paradox), this paper positions CPF as a non-dual meta-framework that bridges cosmological science and embodied cognition.