On the necessity of being and its language

Being is in relation to change.

Hence, which that is, can be called a structure.

A structure is in its structured relations, and relations are in related structures.

They are where they are found.

Being is in the sequence of relations, and is all of them.

A structure, its relations, and its life, are the same structure.

Structures are in change, infinite, and real.

Symbols are structures.

Languages are structures of symbols.

Formalism

Denote with the symbol “~” the concept of relation, so that:

🞀 ~ 🞂 = 🞀 🞂 = ◆ .

◆ ~ ◇ = ◈ ,

🜔 ~ 🜕 = 🜨 ,

🜨 = ◈ .

◆ = 🜔 .

🞀 ~ 🜕 , ◆ = 🜕 . . .

Denote with the symbol “:” a relation less general than “~“:

◆ : ◇ = ◪ ,

◈ : ◪ = ◈ ~ ◪ = ◈ ◪ .

◈ = ◪ = 🜨 .

As relations are structures:

~ ~ : = .

~ = : .