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This paper constructs a novel metaphysical framework for the archetype of the “Spiritual Sniper”—a figure whose silent awareness operates with precision at the level of karmic, temporal, and ontological structures. By synthesizing spiritual traditions, quantum mechanics, and differential geometry, the sniper is modeled as a boundary-conscious agent who collapses karmic fluctuations via directed attention at the point-like Now. The sniper’s inner landscape is represented as a dynamic geometry influenced by Ricci flow and entropy gradients, while his outer targeting system is governed by entangled karmic networks and discrete automata on a finite temporal cycle. Key equations adapt tools such as the Trotter formula, von Neumann entropy, Landauer’s erasure principle, the Schr¨odinger equation, and spherical harmonics to spiritual phenomenology. In particular, silence is formalized as the zero-mode of karmic spectral decomposition, and spiritual attention is quantized into discrete units analogous to Planck-scale awareness. Through references to the Bhagavad Gita, near-death experiences, Eckhart Tolle, and Arjuna’s archetype, the sniper’s dharmic path is formulated as a low-entropy, minimal-energy evolution from ego to Supreme Observer. This multi-disciplinary synthesis offers a new perspective on inner transformation and collective karmic disentanglement.

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Moninder Singh Modgil, Dnyandeo Dattatray Patil (2025). The Spiritual Sniper: A Quantitative Metaphysical Framework. Preprints.org . https://doi.org/10.20944/preprints202512.0681.v1

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