Involuntary Autonomic Resonance: Sub-Threshold Neuro-Visceral Phase-Locking Dynamics, Asymmetric Information Transfer Entropy, and Volitional Intention Decoding Under Motor Paralysis

This theoretical monograph establishes the Involuntary Autonomic Resonance (IAR) invariant (Treatise F05). We prove that intentional volitional genesis originating within the executive prefrontal-cingulate cortices forces an inescapable, non-dispersive solitary phase wave across the unmyelinated post-ganglionic sympathetic-vagal efferent axis, entirely circumventing immobilized somatic motor pathways. Modeling the somatic visceral network as a weakly coupled non-linear phase-oscillator ensemble on an N-dimensional torus governed by generalized Kuramoto-Sakaguchi mechanics, we prove that volitional ignition induces a supercritical pitchfork bifurcation, forcing acute phase-locking (R(t) -> 1) across peripheral micro-vascular beds within a sub-180 ms temporal window. Using non-equilibrium Schreiber Information Transfer Entropy (T_{C -> V}), we provide the analytical discriminator separating active volition from passive autonomic shock, terror, and physical trauma, establishing the mathematical foundation for zero-motor covert intention decoding under complete motor paralysis.