Ontograms of Metamonism: From Differentiation to Absolute Play

This paper introduces Ontograms—visual-logical operators mapping fundamental processes of Metamonistic ontology. Unlike descriptive diagrams, ontograms are generative schemas expressing dynamics of self-negation (¬A′ ), transformation through Chaos (∅), and emergence of new forms. We present complete cycle of nine fundamental ontograms: Basic Cycle (I-VI): I. Primary Differentiation (A = A′ + (−A′ 0 )) II. Yin-Yang (mutual autonegation via Chaos) III. Reality as Recirculation (Re + All) IV. Crisis (breakdown of balance) V. Emergence (birth from crisis) VI. Permanent Emergence (universal becoming) Meta-Reflexive Cycle (VII-IX): VII. Reflection (self-awareness of becoming) VIII. Sophia (wisdom of autonegation governance) IX. Absolute Play (freedom as creative self-negation) This sequence traces ontological evolution from undifferentiated Chaos (∅) through differentiation, crisis, emergence, self-awareness, wisdom, to absolute freedom— where autonegation becomes not necessity but joyful creativity. Each ontogram functions as meta-operator applicable across domains: physics (gravity, quantum fields), biology (evolution, adaptation), psychology (consciousness, flow states), and social systems (cultural transformation, revolution). We demonstrate that ontograms provide: 1. Unified language for dynamic ontology 2. Bridge between philosophy, systems science, and art 3. Foundation for ”ontographic algebra” 4. Vision of meta-utopia—existence as Absolute Play The formula −− = ++ unfolds through nine stages from necessity to freedom.