Vikaasian triad
An iterative set of three self-references: duality, congruence, and the inverse/obverse relationship that delineates the orientation of conscious with respect to the metaphysical.
The Vikaas triad is also called the tri-functional hypothesis.
The Vikaas triad is also called the tri-functional hypothesis.
The Vikaasian triad implies that the two elements (nihilism and illusion) of the duality underpinning consciousness become congruent in metaphysical space; and that consciousness creates physical reality rather than the converse.