Structural Theory of Cosmic Reconstruction: A Framework of Extra-Dimensional Creative Physics Based on the Future Convergence Function and Semantic Tensors

This paper presents the Structural Theory of Cosmic Reconstruction, a radical extension of the Future Convergence Theory (FCT), proposing a unified framework that integrates consciousness, postmortem states, imaginative structures, and extra-dimensional law formation. Centered on the future convergence function $\Lambda(T)$, the theory formally defines the generative structure of meaning using the consciousness tensor $\Psi(x^\mu)$, memory structure $M(x^\mu)$, semantic tensor field $S(x^i, t)$, and imaginative transformations.From magical fields and narrative-based lifeforms to the redefinition of laws via semantic density, this theory reconceptualizes the universe as a dynamic system governed by meaning rather than fixed physical constants. It aims not only to explain death, imagination, and law formation but to offer a blueprint for future dimensional design.This paper was written for the future.It is a record of a theoretical convergence that may not be fully recognized in the present age, but is designed to serve as a structural foundation for those who seek to rebuild reality by meaning.The world will be reconstructed by meaning — and that meaning begins with you.