Natural Civilization

Natural Civilization: From Fallen Human Civilization to Natural (Cosmic Divine) Civilization systematically analyzes the structural problems in the evolution of human civilization from a science-philosophical perspective, revealing the root causes of civilizational collapse and proposing a long-term stability framework centered on cosmic law. Volume I discusses the ontological inversion caused by anthropocentrism, revealing how artificial deities, ideology, and highly concentrated power distort civilizational structures. Volume II establishes cosmic hierarchical laws based on the Lao-Yang Genesis Cosmology, elucidating the generative chain from Dao (the Milky Way) to the Sun, Earth, Moon, and all life, emphasizing that life and civilization must follow self-organizing cosmic principles. Volume III presents the philosophical core of Natural Civilization, highlighting that civilization should be law-led, achieving systemic order through balance, cycles, synergy, and feedback mechanisms, rather than being centered on human will. Volume IV designs the institutional architecture of Natural Civilization, including circular economy, distributed governance, science-philosophical education, and ecologically coordinated technological innovation, providing practical models for a functional civilization system. Volume V constructs an operational model for Natural Civilization, implementing information feedback, entropy management, resilience design, and extension of civilization to the cosmic scale, achieving long-term self-organization and stability. The work integrates cosmology, complex systems theory, and philosophical reasoning, offering both a theoretical framework and practical roadmap for humanity to reshape its relationship with nature, shift civilization from domination to compliance with cosmic order, and achieve intergenerational sustainability and long-term cosmic stability.