The Matrix of Governance of Humanity (Матрица управления человечеством)

This article presents a revised and adapted research based on the foundational concepts originally introduced in the author’s earlier monographs, The Sacred in the Human (2017) and The Doctrine of a Just Society (2017). The work provides a rigorous socio-philosophical and structural analysis of global social management mechanisms, conceptualised as a multi-level control matrix. Operating at the intersection of social ontology, philosophy of history, and metaphysics, it examines how public consciousness is governed through the duality of Essence (Time) and Form (Space) across political, economic, and ideological domains. The author introduces a socio-organic framework that models the architecture of the social body, drawing structural analogies to traditional psycho-spiritual systems to explicate the functional hierarchy of societal development. The study critiques contemporary academic philosophy for its reductionist focus on psychological reflection at the expense of ontology, and challenges dominant economic paradigms by reframing finance as a primary mechanism of resource redistribution. Furthermore, the article explores the semiotic inversion of sacred symbols and details how historical and scientific myths, grounded in the axiom of actual infinity, artificially restrict human temporal perception. Ultimately, the work establishes justice not as a mere moral directive, but as an ontological state of self-sustaining harmony aligned with the cosmology of Absolute Zero and field interactions.