Heliocentrism of Time: Proposal for Meta-normative Criteria Based on Respiratory Epistemology and Genesis Consistency

This paper presents "Heliocentrism of Time" as an epistemological supplement to "The Theory of Absolute Breath." It defines the somatic-physiological preconditions of intellectual genesis as "genesis infrastructure" and proposes "genesis consistency" as a meta-normative criterion for epistemic validity. Modern intellect has fallen into a "theoretical unconsciousness," forgetting its bodily foundation and leading to the systemic suffocation of life. By establishing "breath"—the intersection of consciousness (will) and life (unconsciousness)—as the epistemological zero point and vertically synchronizing past, present, and future through "Temporal Alignment," this paper rejects "performative inconsistency" where intellectual enactment undermines its own respiratory bases. Finally, it argues for the legitimacy of "autonomous halt" (Void/空) as a logical limiter against civilizational self-destruction. The core arguments are based on the author's own everyday physical observations since childhood.