A DEEP ANALYSIS OF JUNGJEONG PHILOSOPHY: THE DIALECTIC OF HARMONIZATION WITH UNIVERSAL ORDER AND THE CREATION OF NEW ORDER

The Core Problem and Key Concepts of Jungjeong Philosophy Jungjeong Philosophy is a unique system of thought that views life as a dynamic process of harmonizing with the fundamental universal order and, based on that harmony, creating a better 'new order.' Advocated by Dr. Han Byong-Hyon, a Ph.D. in Social Pharmacy and the representative of the UVIP community, this philosophy transcends simple academic inquiry to present a practical prescription for diagnosing and healing the ailments of modern society. This philosophy possesses a dialectical structure composed of two stages: harmonization, which involves understanding and aligning oneself with the complex and profound patterns of the universe; and creation, which is the active transformation of the world based on that understanding. This report will provide an in-depth analysis of the core principles of Jungjeong Philosophy—Entangled Information Patterns (EIP), BETTERism, and Universal Virtuous Information Patterns (UVIP)—and critically examine them within the broader context of Eastern and Western philosophy. In particular, it will focus on illuminating the meaning of active subjectivity proposed by Jungjeong Philosophy by comparing it with the work of another Korean philosopher, Byung-Chul Han, who critiques the modern 'achievement society.'