Abstract
<jats:p>The article examines the forms of motion and levels of organization of matter. The systematic organization of matter is substantiated, the primary, basic and final elements in each form of motion and organization of matter are considered. The author substantiates the conclusion about the existence of five such forms: physical, chemical, biological, psychoneurological and social, which correspond to five sciences (systems of scientific knowledge) in the field of cognition. The thesis is substantiated that the basic elements of all forms of motion and organization of matter form periodic homological series (patterns). The conclusion is made about the finiteness of stable forms of organization of matter and that the stability of material forms is a sign of the harmony of its constituent dipole (dichotomous) entities. Based on the idea that it is the social personality that resists the increasing chaos of material entropy, it is concluded that this ability of the social personality increases with increasing subjectivity (reality).</jats:p>