If paradoxes were experientially gated, cross-traditional convergence on identical paradoxical structures across isolated mystics would be inexplicable without positing shared linguistic-conceptual constraints.

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Paradoxes(the logical puzzles that Swyneshed's framework helps solve): Statements or situations that seem to contradict themselves or lead to impossible conclusions, even though they appear logical at first.
cross-traditional convergence(as used in comparative philosophy and religious studies): When different cultures, religions, or schools of thought that developed separately arrive at the same conclusion or idea.
experientially gated(as used in epistemology (the study of knowledge)): Locked behind or restricted to direct personal experience—meaning you can only understand it if you've lived through it yourself.
isolated mystics(as used in philosophy of religion and mysticism): People who pursued spiritual experience or enlightenment in separation from each other, without direct communication.

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