1. Information is interconnections and relationships based on holography principle.

2. Understanding is becoming aware of relationships (i.e. information) and ordering them during perception, analysis and realization. Adequate understanding is carried out based on stable categories and results in a certain structural model, which is knowing (realization).

3. Point -> Linear Spiral Categories -> Plane Categories -> Two- and Multi-dimensional Categories -> Universal Spherical Categories

4. The stability of a system relies on the level of balance in the scheme (model) of the system's internal structure and depends on the absence of internal inconsistencies and chaotic dynamics. To get a stable structural model, the sum of all internal interrelations along all structural vectors and planes must be equal to zero.

5. Individual consciousness is an information perception-analysis-realization structure that is involved in information interactions (i.e. relationships, once again).
Consciousness integrates characteristics of both "objective" and "subjective" realities.
Active consciousness has an ability to change its own characteristics. (Many people say that the active state (or simply, life) is a great Possibility, Chance.)

6. The development and then evolution of individual consciousness means modifying its internal structure (i.e. its structural algorithm for information perception, analysis and realization) in a consecutive way so as to increase its stability and adequacy to the environment – Universal Space. Evidently, the Universality of the environment requires building a person's own Individual Consciousness model based on Universal Categories. Stability depends on achieving total structural balance, the Zero Point.
Balancing is carried out by introducing intermediate units. In this way, the system stability is determined by the degree of internal integrity through balanced and consistent relationships. The more the number of stable relationships, the higher the information density of the system.

7. The holographic principle means that the structural scheme (model) of information relationships between the whole and its parts is built so that the structure of the whole is completely represented in each of its parts – "Everything is in Everything".