Despite radical shifts in medical, technological, and scientific capability, the phenomenon of consciousness has remained stubbornly elusive, even a hundred years after we mapped Time and Space. While many theories have been proposed, the barrier between the physical and the mental remains unreconciled. In Idiostasis, I propose both an identity model and an ontologically mathematical framework as a mechanistic solution to the ‘hard problem of consciousness,’ by considering the Universe as its own Observer, through a process of continually shifting perspective through orders of complexity. By this method, I propose a singular contextualization of the currently accepted mathematics of quantum physics through quantized self-measurement, conceptually reproducing both particles and the strong force, mathematical constants, and quantum activity, as well as demonstrating inherent mechanisms for quantum entanglement, quantized gravity, dark energy, dark matter, and how both the Riemann �� (Zeta) Function and Euler’s Identity may have foundational applications.