Isomorphic Formalisms in Vedic Metaphysics and Quantum Field Theory: A Comparative Analysis of the Vishvarupa, Spacetime Manifolds, and Linguistic Data Protocols

Repository: Zenodo Preprint Archive Subject Categories: Quantum Field Theory, Philosophy of Physics, Computational Linguistics, History and Philosophy of Science Abstract This paper examines structural isomorphisms between ancient Vedic metaphysics—specifically descriptions of the Vishvarupa (Universal Form) in the Bhagavad Gita—and modern paradigms in Quantum Field Theory (QFT) and Special Relativity (the Block Universe). We formalize the conceptual bridge treating fundamental particles not as discrete fundamental objects, but as excitations of a continuous underlying field. Furthermore, we explore the computational and syntactic properties of Sanskrit as a lossless data transmission protocol, analyzing Panini’s generative grammar and modular invariants.