Kasei-Theory II.Phase: Phase Without Transition

This paper fixes phase within the second system of Kasei-Theory as a non-modal local readability condition without transition. Phase is not introduced as transition, stage, sequence, development, state-change, transformation, process, phase shift, physical phase, phase space, informational state, or ontology. Reading does not establish phase. Time does not establish phase. Observation does not establish phase. State does not establish phase. Field does not establish phase. Interaction does not establish phase. Information does not establish phase. Configuration does not establish phase. Phase is fixed only as the local readability condition under which distributed maintainability is readable as phase without transition. This readability does not establish passage, before and after, developmental stage, sequential order, state-change, transformation, physical phase, phase shift, phase space, or ontology. This paper does not present a completed theory of phase, transition, stage, sequence, development, state-change, transformation, process, physical phase, phase space, informational state, or ontology. It fixes only phase as local readability within configurational maintainability. No transition is presupposed. No stage is introduced. No state-change is established. No process is restored. No physical phase is introduced. No phase space is secured. No completion is introduced.