This article presents the architecture of the moment within the authorial system of the Metalogy of the Moment. While the previously published work Metalogy: A Philosophical Architecture of Perception established Metalogy as a philosophical framework and introduced the concept of the Metamoment as the pre-moment foundation of discernment, choice, and acceptance, the present article examines the next level of the system’s development: the architecture of the passage of the moment.In the Metalogy of the Moment, the moment is understood not merely as a temporal instant and not merely as a psychological experience, but as a space of passage in which a person encounters what is occurring through a state, assumes a certain role, forms a vector, arrives at a decision, embodies it in action, and participates in the formation of an event.The present article establishes the general architecture of the passage of the moment in the Metalogy of the Moment: from the metamoment as the pre-moment foundation of perception to the event as the manifested result of action and the intersection of vectors. At the same time, this sequence is understood not as an isolated line with an absolute beginning and end, but as a discernible segment of the continuous cycle of life-space, in which a previous event generates the metamoment of a new passage.
Ida Melkumova Dengin (Mon,) studied this question.