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The Ψ-Consciousness Fabric: A Unified Field Theory of Quantum Gravity, Cosmology, and Phenomenology

Jagat Sarkar

preprint DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.5404554 (opens in new tab)

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Characteristics Theoretical or philosophical paper
Topics Philosophy of mind
Key points Proposes that a universal Ψ-field underlies reality, with matter emerging as solitonic condensations, spacetime curvature arising from Ψ-density gradients, and consciousness arising through an actualisation operator (Ĉ). Argues that this Ψ-Consciousness Fabric offers a novel and integrative paradigm for unifying quantum gravity, cosmology, and phenomenology, presented alongside conceptual schematics and testable predictions.

Abstract

This paper presents the Ψ-Consciousness Fabric (C-Fabric) as a unified field framework that bridges quantum gravity, cosmology, and phenomenology. Central to the model is the proposal that reality is underpinned by a universal Ψ-field, with matter emerging as solitonic condensations, spacetime curvature arising from Ψ-density gradients, and consciousness manifesting through an actualisation operator (Ĉ). This formulation is described in comparison to existing approaches (string theory, loop quantum gravity, Orch-OR), and includes conceptual schematics, testable predictions, and an analysis of its distinctiveness. Our findings suggest that the Ψ-Consciousness Fabric represents a novel and integrative paradigm for unification.

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