It seems to me, that besides our 3-dimensional reality ( or 4 with time, if you prefer ) there's a hidden underlying Design ...
OK ... I snipped the rest because it gets too nebulous and have no firm reference point from which to grasp what you are saying. I can see how the skeptics would jump all over it as "woo". So let's just consider the first part, "there's a hidden underlying Design ..."
There are some implications in both the word "hidden" and "design". For the moment, let's replace the word "design" with "pattern". This will eliminate any innuendo of "intelligent design", which is another issue.
So if we purport that there is a "hidden" underlying pattern, then it must be hidden "below" something ( either literally or as an analogy ). In your model, what is this pattern "hidden" under? For example, when science looks at the smallest things possible, our material universe turns out to be nothing material at all. Rather we find that instead of little "solid" building blocks, there are nebulous fields of energy with "properties" imparted on them by some as yet undertermined means. If we look even deeper ( and we have ), most of everything we experience as real is made of not only these nebulous fields, but empty space ( nothing ). In our reality, the things we perceive as solid material objects are actually mostly empty space and nebulous energy fields organized in patterns according to mathematical rules that give the impression to our minds, at a certian scale, that it is "real".
These discoveries have led some serious theoreticians, including myself ( although I'm more of an armchair guy ) to lean toward what is called the "computational model" of the universe. This model proposes that the bits of energy and the space in between that make up our universe, constitute "data", and that the properties of matter for which we have no explanation are imparted by the system that is generating this environment, which we call the universe. Now in this sense, we might be able to say that the "hidden pattern" might be analagous to the surface of a hard drive disk, or the crystal lattice of some other memory storage medium or whatever.
To explain this further, let's imagine that computers have become so sophisticated that they can generate game characters that are aware of their generated environments and can interact with them on their own. This actually isn't too far off in the future.
Now imagine one of these characters deciding to have a closer look at their world. What would they find? They would in fact find that their realm, including themselves, are made of large collections of very small things and maybe give them some name analagous to what call atoms.
As they looked closer and closer down into individual patterns, they would actually be looking at the patterns of tiny magnetic particles organized on a hard disk layer. However because they couldn't see the actual particles outside their environment, to them the pattern would be just ghostly energy "fields" organized by mathematical principles that seem to be imparted on them from some unseen source "hidden below" their level of reality ... very much like what our actual situation seems to be.
Are we talking about something similar, or are we talking about something else for which I have no concept?
j.r.