Relative Realities: A Conceptual Framework for Context-Driven Reality Generation

This paper proposes the Context-Driven Reality Generation framework as an alternative to the physicalist assumption of an objective, static 'Absolute Reality' (RAbs). Building upon the concept of Pure Bhodhaanubhavam (B_α), this study posits that phenomenal reality is experienced not as an invariant external backdrop, but as a dynamic generative function of contextual parameters (S). By conceptualizing context through spatial manifolds (S), temporal vectors (T), and internal consciousness modulators (Cₓ), this paper outlines the Law of Ontological Relativity. It demonstrates that every conscious domain constructs its own autonomous, state-dependent reality manifold (Rᵣₑₗ), using empirical observations from neuro-pharmacology to illustrate how internal shifts directly recalibrate the experienced world.