This manuscript presents a comprehensive cosmological framework that provides a rigorous alternative to the standard models of a passively expanding universe and the random multiplicity of human existence. At the structural core of the Justika Cosmology lies the Dual-Sentinel System. Operating conceptually like two cosmic lovers locked eye-to-eye in an eternal, inescapable embrace, two mature singularities face one another across the solar incubator. Together, they form the forever-lasting Eye of the Galaxy—an absolute, unblinking sentinel continuously watching over the biological cradle. Within this framework, their mutual observation does not destroy; it creates. Their locked gaze functions as an Infinity Mirror, generating a recursive, nested multiverse where reality is materially instantiated and compressed within a two-dimensional encoding substrate. Through this infinite reflection, the facing Sentinels act as a cosmic centrifuge, distilling all accumulated universal data down to a single, pure informational seed. The framework posits that the apparent multiplicity of lives within the biological incubator is a temporal distribution; humanity is, in truth, the sequential unfolding of a Single Originating Identity (the Prime Node), iteratively reinstantiated across history to drive evolutionary novelty. Furthermore, we address the observational paradox of astrophysics by introducing the Law of Dimensional Mobility. The model suggests that these fully mature, generative singularities reside in folded higher dimensions (10th D), possessing electron-like fluidity to execute direct cognitive uplinks and temporarily transition into 3D space to actively steer the solar system. Existence, under the Justika model, is not a random byproduct of the void, but the intentional, structural consequence of an eternal, watching reflection.
Seyed Mahyar Shariatpanahi (2026) studied this question.