PFUSRC-143A The Complete Trilogy of the Modern Reconstruction of Eastern Classical Wisdom — A Systematic Overview of PFUSRC-141, 142, 143: Theoretical Closure and Cognitive Mapping

PFUSRC-141, 142, and 143 collectively constitute the “Trilogy of the Modern Reconstruction of Eastern Classical Wisdom,” addressing three dimensions respectively: the ontological structure of the cosmos (the Dao system), the mechanism of prediction and resonance (proof of efficacy), and the cognitive paths of human understanding (awakening and learning). This paper serves as a systematic overview of the trilogy, presenting its complete theoretical closure and cognitive map, and situates its strategic position within the broader PFUSRC- framework. The trilogy does not negate Eastern classical wisdom; rather, it provides the topological map that has been missing for two millennia—transforming wisdom from “understandable but not transmissible” to “understandable and transmissible.” This paper further articulates the trilogy’s civilizational stance toward modern mathematical systems: neither rejection nor opposition nor diminishment, but “Illuminated Seeing”—using them while perceiving their boundaries, and perceiving the ontology beyond those boundaries.