IndisputableMonolith.Philosophy.ReligiousExperienceFromJCost
This module defines religious experience types and their four marks as derived from J-cost in the Recognition Science framework. It introduces ReligiousExperienceType, religiousExperienceCount, fourMarks, and related equalities, with the key relation fourMarks = configDim D - 1. The module consists entirely of definitions and equalities that link these concepts to the Cost import. Researchers in philosophy of physics or RS would cite it when mapping empirical marks of religious experience onto the J-uniqueness and dimension-forcing steps.
claimFour marks of religious experience satisfy fourMarks = configDim(D) - 1, where D denotes the spatial dimension forced by the unified chain.
background
The module sits in the Philosophy domain and imports IndisputableMonolith.Cost, whose J-cost and related structures supply the underlying functional equation. It defines ReligiousExperienceType as a classification of experiences, religiousExperienceCount as an enumeration, fourMarks as the set of distinguishing properties, and fourMarks_eq together with noetic_quality_eq_equilibrium and transiency_instability as the explicit relations. The DOC_COMMENT states the central identification: four marks equal configDim D minus one. This places the module after the forcing chain (T5 J-uniqueness through T8 D = 3) and before any downstream philosophical applications.
proof idea
This is a definition module, no proofs.
why it matters in Recognition Science
The module supplies the philosophical bridge that interprets J-cost phenomena as religious experience, feeding any later work that cites the four marks or ReligiousExperienceCert. It directly instantiates the DOC_COMMENT relation fourMarks = configDim D - 1, thereby anchoring the eight-tick octave and D = 3 landmarks in an experiential setting. No used_by edges are recorded, indicating it functions as a terminal definition block rather than an intermediate lemma.
scope and limits
- Does not derive the four marks from the Recognition Composition Law without the Cost import.
- Does not assert empirical existence or frequency of religious experiences.
- Does not connect the definitions to mass formulas or alpha-band constants.
- Does not provide a theorem discharging the fourMarks_eq equality.