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'''~~Scalar Atemporal Consciousness-Monism~~''' ~~is a metaphysical model developed within [[WikiHikmah]] and [[Hikmah Islam]] that~~ identifies existence with consciousness and interprets all finite realities as modes, degrees, articulations, or limitations of a single [[Meta-Consciousness]]. It combines elements of [[Neoplatonism]], [[Mulla Sadra|Ṣadrian]] gradational ontology, [[Ibn Arabi|Akbarian]] divine self-disclosure, necessitarian monism, and contemporary philosophical concerns about consciousness, time, causation, modality, mathematical objects, and scientific law. It differs from classical Platonism by rejecting independently existing [[Platonic Forms]] and differs from materialism by rejecting the claim that consciousness emerges from non-conscious matter.

'''Hikmati Metaphysics''' identifies existence with consciousness and interprets all finite realities as modes, degrees, articulations, or limitations of a single [[Meta-Consciousness]]. It combines elements of [[Neoplatonism]], [[Mulla Sadra|Ṣadrian]] gradational ontology, [[Ibn Arabi|Akbarian]] divine self-disclosure, necessitarian monism, and contemporary philosophical concerns about consciousness, time, causation, modality, mathematical objects, and scientific law. It differs from classical Platonism by rejecting independently existing [[Platonic Forms]] and differs from materialism by rejecting the claim that consciousness emerges from non-conscious matter.

The model may be summarised by the formula:

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	'''~~Scalar Atemporal Consciousness-Monism~~''' ~~is a metaphysical model developed within [[WikiHikmah]] and [[Hikmah Islam]] that~~ identifies existence with consciousness and interprets all finite realities as modes, degrees, articulations, or limitations of a single [[Meta-Consciousness]]. It combines elements of [[Neoplatonism]], [[Mulla Sadra\|Ṣadrian]] gradational ontology, [[Ibn Arabi\|Akbarian]] divine self-disclosure, necessitarian monism, and contemporary philosophical concerns about consciousness, time, causation, modality, mathematical objects, and scientific law. It differs from classical Platonism by rejecting independently existing [[Platonic Forms]] and differs from materialism by rejecting the claim that consciousness emerges from non-conscious matter.		'''Hikmati Metaphysics''' identifies existence with consciousness and interprets all finite realities as modes, degrees, articulations, or limitations of a single [[Meta-Consciousness]]. It combines elements of [[Neoplatonism]], [[Mulla Sadra\|Ṣadrian]] gradational ontology, [[Ibn Arabi\|Akbarian]] divine self-disclosure, necessitarian monism, and contemporary philosophical concerns about consciousness, time, causation, modality, mathematical objects, and scientific law. It differs from classical Platonism by rejecting independently existing [[Platonic Forms]] and differs from materialism by rejecting the claim that consciousness emerges from non-conscious matter.

	The model may be summarised by the formula:		The model may be summarised by the formula: