Kasei Theory — Preliminary Formulation

This document presents an initial formulation of Kasei Theory.

Kasei is not an entity, origin, or structure. It does not precede structure, nor does it function as a ground.

It denotes the condition under which establishment is placed without identity, origin, or unification.

Before distinctions such as meaning and non-meaning, life and non-life, continuity and discontinuity, what appears is not a unified domain but a configuration in which no distinction is yet fixed.

Fuka does not represent a zero point or a phase of origin. It marks the condition in which establishment fails to be retained without transition into absence or externality.

Structure is not generated from this condition. What appears as structure is the exposure of establishment as already established.

Actualization is not a transition from possibility. It is a retrospective effect of retained configuration.

Responsibility does not consist in choice or control. It is the condition under which retention is prolonged without securing its own persistence.

This text serves as a preliminary formulation rather than a completed system.

Subsequent volumes develop the conditions of establishment, retention, irreversibility, and failure without recourse to possibility, origin, or causal production.