Reverencing Stability: An Independent Chapter of Jing-Rong Philosophical Reflections

Abstract

Jing-Rong Philosophical Reflections (JRPR) comprises a series of independent articles, dedicated to revealing original philosophical concepts and rules grounded in Reverence (Jìng) and Vital Harmony (Róng). Grounded in a cosmic perspective, this paper explores the core proposition of the author’s original philosophical thought: the Law of Dynamic Stability (With Long-term Stability, Foundation Laid; With Motion, Constancy Nurtured). The inquiry unfolds across multiple dimensions, including the dialectical relationship between motion and stillness, Dao-Domain Vital Harmony (Dào Yù Róng), a re-examination of the law of the jungle, reflections on the cancer cell model, and the interaction of the Four Cosmic Qi. This paper aims to present philosophical insights into the laws governing the operation of all things, with no preset research background or problem-solving objectives, serving only as an exposition of inherent rules. By integrating traditional Chinese metaphysical thought with original theoretical construction, this paper provides a perspective for cross-cultural academic dialogue on the relationship between stability and motion.