Fundamental Principle Now (Theory)

The Fundamental Now Theory (FNT) proposes that past, present, and future are not fundamentally independent, but belong to one eternal and encompassing structure called the Fundamental Now. The Fundamental Now is conceived as the background within which all events exist, rather than as the ordinary, observer-dependent experience of the present. The theory distinguishes a Fundamental Connection, which expresses the underlying interrelation of events, from a Secondary or Non-Fundamental Connection, which may arise unintentionally along a path of the Fundamental Connection. The proposed energies originate from the Fundamental Now and are multifunctional. Their primary purpose is the fulfillment of an obligation; connection formation is not their primary purpose, although a secondary connection may occur as an incidental consequence of their operation. Information is proposed to take form through interaction rather than necessarily existing as complete, fixed content from the outset. This manuscript translates these conceptual propositions into a preliminary relational and set-theoretic formalism. Where the theory does not yet specify a measurable quantity or physical mechanism, the formalism preserves that point as an undefined relation or predicate rather than assigning an unsupported numerical law