The universe may be generating itself continuously, without interruption.
Katakamuna is a system believed to originate from the Jomon period. Its 80 verses are thought to describe, through sound and geometry, the process by which physical phenomena come into being.
The First Verse describes the premise that underlies all of them.
It can be read as six phases.
The integrated interface connecting ISR and VPR (KA-TA-KA-MU-NA). Resonance as the primary output (HI-BI-KI). The governing principle that organizes information into phenomena (MA-NO-SU-BE-SHI). The trace of the interface inscribed within the phenomenal world (A-SHI-A-TO-U-A-N). The bidirectional circulation between ISR and VPR (U-THU-SHI-MA-THU-RU). And execution through sonic vibration (U-TA-HI).
What is worth noting is that the structure of HI-BI-KI — three sounds — corresponds formally to the vibrational model proposed by superstring theory. An origin force (HI/BI), its sustained projection (HI), and a recursive arc returning to the source (KI) — this is a standing wave pattern.
And what the fifth phase, U-THU-SHI-MA-THU-RU, describes is this:
Matter is not static. It may only appear stable because the ISR is continuously renewing the VPR. At a level prior to thermodynamic constraint, the universe may always be fresh.
The matter that constitutes your body may be renewed at this very moment.
What does that mean to you?
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