Disrupting Cognition: Seven Millennium Problems as a Health Check for the Cosmic Organism

In the mathematical community, the seven Millennium Prize Problems are traditionally viewed as isolated, objective obstacles. Based on the "Cosmic Organism" ontological framework of YuanXian Theory (YXT), this paper proposes a disruptive paradigm: these problems are not external challenges but self-checking signals generated by the cosmic organism across different dimensions, constituting a comprehensive "health check report". For instance, the Riemann Hypothesis reflects respiratory rhythm, while the P vs NP problem tests the self-consistency of metabolic computational power. By upgrading the axiom system from ZFC to True-Circle Self-Consistency (TCSC), this paper argues that mathematics is the physiological language of the cosmos, shifting the mathematician's role from "problem solver" to a "translator" of the cosmic organism's vital signs.