The Law of Eternity

This paper proposes the concept of Eternity as an absolute and foundational principle underlying all forms of existence. Rather than treating eternity as merely infinite temporal duration, the paper defines it as an ontological constant that precedes time, change, and causality. By examining the limits of empirical, physical, and psychological explanations of reality, the work argues that all entities—material or immaterial—derive their identity and persistence from an eternal grounding. The paper develops a conceptual framework in which time, becoming, and finitude emerge as secondary expressions of this deeper eternal structure. This approach aims to bridge metaphysics, philosophy of physics, and foundational ontology, offering a unified perspective on reality that challenges reductionist and purely temporal models of existence.