Conditional Manifestation Theory of Consciousness (CMT-C): Version 5.0 with Extended 17-Level Hierarchy Incorporating Social, Symbiotic, and Collective Consciousness and Practical Protocols for Inter-Level Information Exchange in the CMT-C v5.0 Framework: From Biological Swarms to Macrocosmic Entities
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) February 3, 2026 DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18345307 (opens in new tab)
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AI-extracted from the abstract| Characteristics | Theoretical or philosophical paper Peer reviewed |
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| Measures | Emergent Resonance Fidelity Scale (ERF Scale), EEG monitoring in the theta band |
| Keywords | Social hierarchy Social consciousness Social relation Cognitive science Epistemology Collective unconscious Cognitive psychology |
| Key points | Proposes that information exchange between humans and collective consciousness entities is feasible through protocols adapted to the physical properties of those entities, using the Emergent Resonance Fidelity Scale and theta-band EEG monitoring. The authors argue that CMT-C v5.0 provides a unified framework spanning physics, biology, sociology, and metaphysics. |
Abstract
This paper presents Version 5.0 of the Conditional Manifestation Theory of Con-sciousness (CMT-C), introducing a comprehensive 17-level hierarchy that expandsupon previous versions by incorporating social dimensions, symbiotic consciousness,and enhanced collective forms. The theory now includes social animal consciousness(herd, pack, family structures), a new Symbiotic Consciousness level, and expandedcollective forms across all levels. We present mathematical models with social coef-ficients, consciousness vectors for social structures, and experimental protocols fortesting collective consciousness phenomena. The extended hierarchy spans fromquantum consciousness to absolute consciousness, with particular emphasis on col-lective manifestations at each level. CMT-C v5.0 provides a unified framework forunderstanding individual and collective consciousness across physics, biology, soci-ology, and metaphysics. This paper examines the practical application of the mathematical framework of theConditional Manifestation Theory of Consciousness (CMT-C) Version 5.0 to establishinformation exchange between humans (Level 9) and various types of collectiveconsciousness: biological swarms (Level 8), metaphysical egregores (Levels 13–14),geological and hydrospheric structures (Levels 1.0, 1.1), plasma formations (Level 1.3), andcosmic objects (stars, Level 15). Three differentiated interaction protocols are proposed,accounting for the physical properties of the objects (inertia, state of matter). Forobjectification, the author’s Emergent Resonance Fidelity Scale (ERF Scale) and an EEGmonitoring protocol in the theta band, adapted to the interacting entities, are utilized.