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BOOK I — BEING (The Unified Cosmology) Edition 2

Rojas, Rodolfo
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Book I: Being Book I — Being establishes the foundational ontology of the cosmological system by grounding all finite existence in the self‑articulation of Pure Being. Beginning from the axiom that Pure Being is undifferentiated, the book demonstrates how Distinction, Difference, Direction, and ultimately the Gradient emerge immanently as the first finite articulation of reality. The Gradient functions as the primordial generator of structure, temporality, and interiority: Universal Time arises from stabilized material gradients, while Biological Time arises from self‑maintaining gradients that fold inward to produce Proto‑Interiority, the minimal form of consciousness. The book argues that every living Ente is such a self‑maintaining Gradient and therefore possesses interiority and consciousness in its most elementary form. Death is interpreted not as annihilation but as the dissolution of Biological Time and reintegration into Universal Time. The Scholium introduces the ontological significance of Symbolic Reed–Solomon (SRS) structures as formal expressions of Being’s inherent capacity to preserve meaning across perturbation. Being thus provides the axiomatic ground for the entire system: all finite beings are temporal articulations of Pure Being’s power of self‑differentiation.
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