The Elemental Reason defines the fundamental condition for existence in the Universe.

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It states that Existence (E) arises and is sustained only when three intrinsic properties of Matter are simultaneously non-zero:
Coherence (C), Interaction (I), and Complexity (K).

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These three parameters form the triadic structure of Being.
If any of them collapses to zero, existence itself ceases to manifest.

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Every particle, atom, cell, or consciousness in the Universe exists by maintaining internal coherence, exchanging energy and information, and sustaining a minimal threshold of structural complexity.

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The law is foundational, not descriptive: it defines why the Universe can exist, not merely how it functions.

It unites the physical, biological, and conscious realms into one ontological system - revealing that life and mind are self-reflective expressions of universal matter.

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The Elemental Reason is the meta-law of Being.

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Nothing can exist in the absence of coherence, interaction, and complexity.

This principle is not theoretical but existential - it is the reason why reality is possible.