Experience-Field as Law: A Differential Model of Experience in Self-Manifestation Theory

This paper proposes a structural account of experience as a Law-Field within a multi-field cognitive architecture. Experience is defined as a differential mechanism that stabilizes signal flow through recurrent tuning and biased-flow selection. The framework distinguishes Principle (selection), Law (sedimented structural regularity), and Axiom (material constraint) as three distinct origins of cognitive structure. The Experience-Field operates as a differential device that repeatedly processes input until biased-flow no longer induces re-tuning, thereby generating stable reality-states. The model offers a field-based alternative to feedforward architectures and invites comparison with predictive coding, active inference, and transformer-style sedimentation systems.