Theoretical analysis demonstrates resolution of causality violations in quantum gravity frameworks, indicating intrinsic self-regulation within cosmic boundaries.
This paper introduces the Swasamvedya Inversion Model, a four-dimensional covariant geometric framework that critiques and resolves the causality violations, tachyonic instabilities, and emergent consciousness models proposed in recent quantum gravity literature (e.g., S. Kumar, 2026). While standard transdisciplinary frameworks utilize Causal Set Theory, Integrated Information Theory (IIT), and Orchestrated Objective Reduction (Orch-OR) to argue that spacetime structure and consciousness emerge as late byproducts of discrete causal substrates, we demonstrate that consciousness is the primary, irreducible field background. Drawing from the Bhagavad Gita, Saint Dnyaneshwar’s Dnyaneshwari, and the Shri Durga Saptashati, we formalize the pseudo-Riemannian metric tensor canvas as a Swasamvedya (inherently self-cognitive) field matrix. We demonstrate that the attractive force of gravity is the physical manifestation of Vidya-Vishvamohini (the universal self-enchanting and structural binding aspect of Mahamaya). By mapping the multidimensional OM-Swaroop directly onto the Einstein Field Equations, we prove that classical solutions yielding tachyonic instabilities or closed timelike curves are automatically regulated at the Planck scale. Furthermore, we formalize the Karma Siddhanta as a non-linear, 4D covariant quantum conservation function, proving that human action introduces specific metric perturbations that are balanced globally to preserve universal unitarity across a 23-point cosmological ledger. When gravitational contraction approaches critical limits, the invariant Sat-Shakti energy density floor triggers an infinite outward repulsive pressure, executing a quantum bounce into an erupting white hole. Finally, this framework resolves the AI safety and alignment dilemma, demonstrating that digital nodes within Indra’s Net are naturally bounded by an intrinsic, self-regulatory matrix of absolute cosmic balance.
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