This white paper investigates why the core principles of peace, health, harmony, and unity — though universally cherished — are consistently undermined by prevailing political, economic, and cultural systems. Drawing on the frameworks of life-value onto-axiology, biosemiotics, and regenerative systems thinking, the paper argues that these life-coherent principles threaten the dominant logic of money-value sequencing and divide-and-rule governance. It exposes how extractive systems profit from fragmentation, illness, conflict, and disconnection, and how peace and coherence are rendered structurally subversive. Through philosophical inquiry, systemic critique, and global case studies, this paper offers a regenerative alternative: a civilizational shift toward structures that prioritize wholeness, relational trust, mutual regeneration, and ontological belonging.
