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This paper serves as Working Paper No. WP_022 in the Global Ontological Isomorphism Network series. It examines the natural philosophy of Northeastern European and Baltic indigenous traditions—specifically Finno-Ugric *Kalevala* mythos and Baltic animism—and establishes an isomorphic bridge to modern botanical mesh computing, mycelial information topology, and tensor emanation field theory. By applying continuum field mechanics, neuromorphic computing models, and open quantum system dynamics, this study demonstrates that:1. The indigenous concept of *Väki* (immanent field force) describes a continuous, self-organizing ecological stress-energy tensor field (\(Tμνᵉᶜᵒˡᵒᵍʸ\)) operating through living biological systems.2. Sub-surface mycorrhizal fungal-root networks function as decentralized, fault-tolerant neuromorphic computing grids that process bio-electrical action potentials and biochemical signals.3. Shamanic practices (e.g., the *Tietäjä* seer role) are formalized as a coherence-alignment operator (\(ÔTietäjä\)) that quenches localized egoic phase noise (\(Δ θego\)) and binds local wave packets to the ambient ecological manifold.4. Contemplative ecology is modeled as Ecological Phase-Matching (\(θₕᵤₘₐₙ(t) - θₘₑₛₕ(t) → 0\)), enabling human consciousness to transition from an isolated anthropocentric node to a phase-coherent participant in Earth's living planetary mesh, realizing the ontological truth of Body-Earth Non-Duality (*Shen-Tu-Bu-Er* / *Luonto*). This work integrates directly into Module V (Relational Ontology, Distributed Networks & AI Cybernetics) of the higher-education curriculum architecture for world philosophy and quantum metaphysics. 本文為「全球本體論同構網絡」系列之 Working Paper No. WP_022。本研究深入探討東北歐與波羅的海原住民傳統(特別是芬蘭-烏格爾語族《卡勒瓦拉》史詩體系與波羅的海泛靈論)
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