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**THE UNIVERSAL FORMULA AND THE ORIGIN OF EXISTENCE: Why Existence Arises and Why Humans Become Witnesses of It**

Malicse, Angelito
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Abstract This paper presents an integrated explanation for why existence emerges and why human beings become conscious witnesses of it, using the Universal Formula as the primary explanatory framework. The Universal Formula is composed of four natural laws: (1) the Law of Karma/System Integrity, which states that all systems must be free from defects or they will malfunction or collapse; (2) the Universal Law of Balance in Nature, which asserts that all phenomena seek equilibrium and that imbalance produces instability and suffering; (3) the Universal Feedback Loop Mechanism, which describes consciousness and systems as continuously adjusting through internal and external feedback; and (4) the Universal Interconnected Nodes, which views all entities and minds as connected within a larger network of existence. Using these four laws as foundational principles, the paper explains why existence emerges, how systems self-organize, how consciousness evolves, and why humans become the witnesses of existence. Scientific, philosophical, and cosmological evidence is integrated to support and validate the interpretations derived from the Universal Formula. The conclusion proposes that conscious witnessing is a natural requirement for vast interconnected systems to maintain balance, adapt, and evolve.
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