PFUSRC-153 A Comprehensive Collection of Eastern and Western Hierarchical Transition Phenomena ——Cultivation Records, Thunder Tribulation, Mainstream Scientific Paradigm Deficiencies, and Complete Topological Ontological Assessment

Eastern and Western civilizations have preserved massive cross-civilization records of cultivation, ascension, rainbow body, incorruptible saints and near-death experiences, which are generally dismissed as legends by mainstream science due to the limitations of three-dimensional reductionist physical frameworks. This paper argues that such phenomena are objective topological events of cross-layer transition within the seven-layer PFUSRC ontology, rather than supernatural miracles. It systematically sorts out credible ancient and modern records of cultivation from both Eastern and Western traditions, and interprets rainbow body, corpse liberation, relics, reincarnation and thunder tribulation with the Ψ-Ξ dual anchoring migration mechanism based on PNRMTS spatial substrate. This paper analyzes three inherent logical defects of mainstream scientific paradigms: homogeneous continuous space assumption, strong reductionism and single-point truth pursuit, which make it impossible to explain cross-hierarchical emergent events. Six quantifiable test corollaries are proposed for subsequent experimental verification. The core conclusion: all cultivation-related phenomena are evolutionary paths permitted by cosmic topological dynamics, and their "unexplainability" only reflects the incomplete coverage of the mainstream scientific paradigm.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-08-14
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21929808
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Paranormal Experiences and Beliefs
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PFUSRC-153 A Comprehensive Collection of Eastern and Western Hierarchical Transition Phenomena ——Cultivation Records, Thunder Tribulation, Mainstream Scientific Paradigm Deficiencies, and Complete Topological Ontological Assessment

Zhenmin Wang
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Paranormal Experiences and Beliefs
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PFUSRC-153 A Comprehensive Collection of Eastern and Western Hierarchical Transition Phenomena ——Cultivation Records, Thunder Tribulation, Mainstream Scientific Paradigm Deficiencies, and Complete Topological Ontological Assessment

Zhenmin Wang
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Eastern and Western civilizations have preserved massive cross-civilization records of cultivation, ascension, rainbow body, incorruptible saints and near-death experiences, which are generally dismissed as legends by mainstream science due to the limitations of three-dimensional reductionist physical frameworks. This paper argues that such phenomena are objective topological events of cross-layer transition within the seven-layer PFUSRC ontology, rather than supernatural miracles. It systematically sorts out credible ancient and modern records of cultivation from both Eastern and Western traditions, and interprets rainbow body, corpse liberation, relics, reincarnation and thunder tribulation with the Ψ-Ξ dual anchoring migration mechanism based on PNRMTS spatial substrate. This paper analyzes three inherent logical defects of mainstream scientific paradigms: homogeneous continuous space assumption, strong reductionism and single-point truth pursuit, which make it impossible to explain cross-hierarchical emergent events. Six quantifiable test corollaries are proposed for subsequent experimental verification. The core conclusion: all cultivation-related phenomena are evolutionary paths permitted by cosmic topological dynamics, and their "unexplainability" only reflects the incomplete coverage of the mainstream scientific paradigm.

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