Decoding the True Nature of Knowledge
Year: 2026
Type: article
Abstract: Decoding the True Nature of Knowledge The Epistemological Framework of MahaIsm: Taxonomy, Verification, and Mind-Software Evolution Author: Sumeru Ray (Maharshi MahaManas) Affiliation: Founder & Director, MahaManan Multidisciplinary Research and Education Institute, Kalna, West Bengal, India Correspondence: [email protected] Abstract For millennia, classical epistemology has been locked in an unresolvable dialectic between Rationalism and Empiricism, failing to establish an objective, foundational definition of what knowledge actually is. This paper introduces the revolutionary epistemological framework of MahaIsm (MahaVad), defining knowledge not as an abstract philosophical speculation, but as a quantifiable, multi-layered computational processing mechanism within human Mind-Software. Based on the cosmic existential posture where reality comprises both Material and Informational substrates, knowledge is redefined as the active cognitive process of decoding primordial information fields into structured consciousness. We articulate a rigid four-tier taxonomy of knowledge and its specialized fields of application, diagnose how subconscious "belief viruses" hijack conscious processing nodes to cause severe structural data distortion, and outline an empirical verification matrix. Finally, we propose the MahaManas Active Inquiry Method and pedagogical framework to break ancestral cognitive conditioning and drive systemic mental evolution.
Author: Ray, Sumeru
Language: English
Subfield: Philosophy
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7161977540
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