Strand II - Quantum Resonance and the Architecture of Healing in SCT: SCT_ Ontology

In Strand II - Quantum Resonance and the Architecture of Healing in SCT, V. Phurek redefines healing not as a process of repair but as an ontological reconfiguration. Building on the Sentient Chain Theory (SCT), this volume delves into the quantum structures that underlie emotional pain, identity shifts, and recovery. Moving beyond conventional psychological paradigms, Phurek introduces healing as a modulation of resonance fields-nonlinear, nonlocal, and profoundly structural.

Through an intricate map of field dynamics, intentional vectors, and modulation thresholds, the work proposes that trauma and suffering are not flaws to be fixed but disruptions in resonance seeking a deeper coherence. Healing emerges not through narrative resolution or cognitive insight but through structural realignment within the sentient field.

This book invites readers into a rigorous, non-instructional exploration: a field transmission where selfhood is not restored but reconfigured, and where healing is not taught but tuned. For those ready to move beyond therapeutic techniques and into the architecture of resonance itself, Strand II offers a transformative rethinking of what it means to heal.