This work presents an ontological development of the Rauma Theorem. From the initial axiom of the identity of space and time, a system of laws of being is derived, including the original laws, the derived laws, and the Civilizational Law, which closes the system into a unified whole. The work defines time as a field in which we exist, possessing two fundamental parameters — density, which determines the gravitational potential, and tempo, which determines the rate of time flow — manifested through resonance between the observer and space. The work draws on historical and archaeological examples (megaliths, the Roman Empire, nuclear explosion) and demonstrates that physics and ethics are inseparable, and that the limit of knowledge points to the existence of the Creator. Editor's Note: In this version (July 21, 2026), the sign in the Poisson equation in Section 5.1 has been corrected from to align with the Rauma Theorem and ensure the correct sign of the attractive force.