Authors : Henry Kerisna; Elly

Volume/Issue : Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 5 - May

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25may1832

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Abstract : This paper proposes a unification framework titled "Theory of Everything: Intelligent Universe" that integrates the Consciousness Field Theory (CFT), M-theory, and esoteric cosmological structures such as Kalachakra and the Tibetan Mandala Offering. By extending the existing CFT formula—Reality = f(Ψ · Θ · K · F) dt → Ψ′—to include the multi- dimensional brane structure of M-theory and the temporal-recursive wisdom of Kalachakra, we develop a model of the universe as an intelligent, recursive field in which consciousness, karmic memory, intention, and vibration are causally entangled. We present mathematical analogs, symbolic field evolution equations, and philosophical implications for cosmology, consciousness studies, and spiritual physics. This paper outlines the ontological and scientific consequences of adopting a consciousness-inclusive field theory and proposes its compatibility with existing string/brane frameworks.

Keywords : Theory of Everything, Consciousness Field Theory, M-Theory, Kalachakra, Recursive Cosmology, White Hole, Intelligent Universe, Mandala Offering.

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