Relative Realities: A Conceptual Framework for Context-Driven Reality Generation

Abstract This paper proposes the Context-Driven Reality Generation framework as an alternative to the physicalist assumption of an objective, static 'Absolute Reality' ($R_{\text{Abs}}$). Building upon the concept of Pure Bhodhaanubhavam ($B_\alpha$), this study posits that phenomenal reality is experienced not as an invariant external backdrop, but as a dynamic generative function of contextual parameters ($\mathcal{S}$). By conceptualizing context through spatial manifolds ($S$), temporal vectors ($T$), and internal consciousness modulators ($C_x$), this paper outlines the Law of Ontological Relativity. It demonstrates that every conscious domain constructs its own autonomous, state-dependent reality manifold ($R_{\text{rel}}$), using empirical observations from neuro-pharmacology to illustrate how internal shifts directly recalibrate the experienced world. Keywords: Relative Realities, Ontological Relativity, Context-Driven Generation, Bhodhaanubhavam ($B_\alpha$), Internal Modulators ($C_x$), Neuro-pharmacology, Philosophy of Mind, Exresciousnology.