Religion and Spiritualism

Generative Descent and Ontological Recursion: A Formal Model of Creation Dynamics

Authors: Hamid Javanbakht
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This paper proposes a formal framework for modeling the dynamics of cosmic generation and epistemic return, abstracted from metaphysical narratives such as the Baha'i seven-stage creation arc, the Indic doctrine of divine dreaming, and the Cognitive-Theoretic Model of the Universe (CTMU). We construct a seven-stage descent-ascent architecture using tools from category theory, type theory, and systems semantics, where each ontological layer is governed by a domain-specific logic and linked via non-invertible transformations. Descent corresponds to asymmetric morphogenetic progression, while ascent involves partial reconstructions mediated by semantic traceability and higher-order abstraction. The resulting model forms a recursive ontological circle: an architecture in which semantic structures cyclically regenerate abstract potential. We compare this model to the CTMU's syntactic metaphysics and the cyclical stratifications of Indic cosmology, situating our framework as a modular and computationally tractable metaphysical engine.
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