Title: Cosmogenesis Based on the Superwave Theory — Natural Expansion from the ZPF

This paper proposes a new model of cosmic genesis based on the "Superwave Theory." Unlike conventional cosmological models that depend on external triggers or quantum tunneling to explain the Big Bang, this theory focuses on the intrinsic structure and wave-like properties of the Zero Point Field (ZPF). The universe is understood as having naturally emerged from spontaneous fluctuations within the ZPF, forming a self-reinforcing "superwave" that leads to a singularity and initiates cosmic expansion. This self-organized process requires no external causality and suggests a paradigm where the universe is a field of evolving information. The theory resonates with ancient Taoist philosophy, aligning with the idea that all things emerge naturally from the void. The paper further discusses philosophical implications and outlines future prospects for mathematical formulation and interdisciplinary integration.