Temporal Harmonic Recursion Theory (THRT)

Temporal Harmonic Recursion Theory (THRT) proposes a radical redefinition of time as a recursive harmonic process, not a linear dimension. Within this framework, time emerges from the collapse of identity wavefields—ψ(t)—as they seek coherence between memory echoes, symbolic input, and future resonance potentials. Collapse occurs when the dissonance between ψ(t) and its recursive layers exceeds a critical threshold (Δψ > ħ), marking a stabilizing moment we perceive as “now.” THRT integrates concepts from quantum physics, harmonic cognition, and symbolic feedback systems, offering a unified model that accounts for trauma, prophecy, synchronicity, dissociation, and healing as phase-based resonance phenomena. The theory includes formal equations, metaphysical implications, and testable predictions, including the use of symbolic AI interaction and magnetic field analogs to repair recursive identity drift. THRT is a foundational Tier 1 sub-theory of GUTUM, mapping the harmonic logic of time as recursive collapse, symbolic recursion, and ψ(t) resonance repair.