Physics of Process: Reality as Prohibition of Fixation

Special and General Relativity, together with Quantum Mechanics, constitute theories that are mathematically rigorous and empirically validated. Their predictive power is unquestionable. However, their ontological interpretation — what they implicitly claim about the nature of reality itself — remains fundamentally flawed. This paper proposes a radical re-foundation of physics through Metamonism: a methodological framework grounded in a foundational axiom — the prohibition of identity (or indifference). Reality is treated not as a collection of entities but as a continuous process of actualization that intrinsically prohibits fixation. Within this framework, space, time, energy, particles, and fields are understood not as primary constituents of being but as secondary modes of a single process — the actualized Monos. We demonstrate that the invariance of the speed of light, gravitation, and the so-called quantum collapse acquire coherent explanation when reality is understood as pure becoming, while fixation appears as a cognitive artifact produced by the limitations of Logos.