Nonexistence

Definition

Nonexistence (or Inexistence), Existence, Nothingness, Emptiness, Somethingness, Everything, Void, Absolute and Relative Vacuum are different conditions / states of Reality, different levels of expression, of manifestation, of the Source of Reality, the Primary Source.

Nonexistence and Existence are two aspects of Reality. The primary role of the Source of Reality is to incessantly mediate the transition between these two fundamental states.

Nonexistence correspond to the state of Nothingness. It is the hypothetical condition of the inexistence or no expression of the Source of Reality.

Absence of manifestation of the Source, non interaction of its two aspects: the Fundamental Force and the Elementary Field. Absence of the causal perturbative Action of the Force, absence of Action expressed or potential (capacity of action), absolute homogeneity of the parameters that characterize the Field.

This condition is impossible (zero probability) due to the existence of the Source that exerts an incessant pressure toward Existence (Creation, the creative sub-process of Formation).

Common definition

Links to Wikipedia pages:

• Nothing and Nothingness
• Existence

See also

• Existence
• Evolutionary Ontology
• Ontology of Physical Reality
• Ontology of Cognitive Reality
• Ontology of Metacognitive Reality
• Entities
• Creation
• Sources
• Primary Source
• Fundamental Force
• Elementary Field

Links to the related sections of the TFNR Paper

• TFNR - Why there is something rather than nothing
• TFNR - What exists?
• TFNR - What exists is what happens. What happens is what exists. Entities and Events
• TFNR - Existence and Essence
• TFNR - Very important hypotheses about Reality
• TFNR - Events: Action - Creation/Existence
• TFNR - Pressure to existence, resistance to variation: the Physics of Creation
• TFNR - Action: the expression of the incessant tension to existence
• TFNR - Gradients: the fundaments of existence
• TFNR - Generation, propagation and conservation of gradients

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