Universal Formalisation of Emotions and Spirituality as System of Enclosed Quasi-Universal Knowledge

Formalisation of emotions and spirituality as the central concepts of psychology through the ultimate abstraction from the unified original Universe’s Axiom up to the defining meta-formalisms that allow a conceptually complete formal analysis, synthesis and normalisation of the sub consciousness of individuals. Patients and methods: fundamental research, the universal general scientific paradigm of knowledge, the Universal (Meta-) Theory (UMT), the universal formalism of Intelligence/Life, conceptual logic and AI



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