A self-referential model within natural causality

This brief text aims to summarize the theory of how a system of temporal superposition of states, that is, one in which the immediate state is constituted by the causal history accumulated up to that point, and the past remains active in its current reality, results in a self-referential structure. This approach seeks a way to establish a physical level of description (understood in a very elementary sense) and from it obtain mental categories, in search of a type of systematic link between these ontological levels. It also proposes to circumvent some problems in conceptual approaches when dealing with the relationship of the mind with its own representations.