Theism-The Positive Emotional Energy
Markendeya Yeddanapudi
The energy which you feel and use is electromagnetic energy transformed into emotional energy. An atom is the first manifestation of the electromagnetic energy, with protons or positive electricity in the nucleus and electrons or negative electricity hovering around. The protons and electrons have the ultimate drive to fuse into one, and the attempt results in the change of orbitals, involving the ultimate effort of energy called light or photons, the packets of effort spurts, the mass-less energy packets.
If the gap between two energy packets or photons is maximally small, they become the gamma energy packets, packets of the greatest energy intensity; create the maximum disturbance, as the movement of molecules and atoms called heat, the heat that causes the explosive separation and annihilation of molecules,changing them into total energy.
The next range of gaps is the X-Rays, then the Ultraviolet Rays, whose heat generation results in destruction.
From there we have the Rainbow range the VIBGYOR Range, which interact with the visual cortex in the Brain to make us see, 0.0035% of the totality, in 3D shapes. In turn we radiate the Infrared Rays, the rays that create the mild movement of molecules and atoms, the Thermodynamics that enable life. Then there are the Radio waves which enable communication.
We consist of octillions of bacteria whose teaming enables our existence. We have the ultimate emotion to live or the bacteria in us create that ultimate emotion to keep you as you.
There must be the gigantic coordinating force that converts the changing nature into the emotionally fueled life forms, the ecological coordinating force, or simply the Theism that generates, administers and transforms the Biosphere. The Biosphere creates the Theosphere or the natural Theosphere creates the emotionally charged Biosphere.
When the existence of the coordinating Theism was felt and as a result created the motivation, the Biosphere as a whole lived as one single organism, with the lithosphere, troposphere, hydrosphere and the Biosphere as parts of one anatomy, the enabling force being the Theism or the coordinating force.
The Theism created intense motivation to protect nature, via breathing, smelling, hearing, sensing and coordinating. It simply is the transformation of the basic electromagnetic energy, the vital subject which must be in Physics.
But unfortunately we have the bigoted mechanical orthodoxy that is fanatically blocking the inclusion of Theism into Physics. Irrationally and fanatically, Physics is restricted to thoughtless and emotions-less mechanics.
The result has been disastrous. We have today,Economics,the science of oppression and total destruction of nature as human life.
It is for the Universities to start saving nature by creating the needed sanity with educational courses based on the basic paradigm that we too are part of the planet earth.
Every University must immediately start ‘Free Nature Parks’ without human tampering allowing nature to be free on the terms of nature.
Then God can return.
YM Sarma
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Thank you for sharing this deeply thought-provoking and passionate reflection. It’s rich with metaphor, scientific references, and philosophical vision. Let me provide you with a thoughtful response that respects the depth of your ideas while highlighting some key themes and areas for further clarity or discussion.
🔹 Summary and Interpretation
Your central thesis seems to be this:
Theism, as a coordinating emotional and ecological force, is not separate from nature or physics but is an intrinsic part of the transformation and regulation of life and energy on Earth.
You draw a conceptual line from:
- Atomic structure and electromagnetic energy,
- Through light, heat, and molecular motion,
- Into biology, emotion, and ecology,
- And finally into Theism — a guiding force behind life's coordination and emotional drive.
This culminates in a call to action: for academia, particularly Physics and Economics, to shed a purely mechanistic and exploitative paradigm and embrace a holistic, life-affirming, and emotionally conscious understanding of reality.
🔹 Strengths of Your Vision
- Interconnectedness:
You beautifully connect the micro (quantum/atomic) and macro (biosphere/theosphere), echoing ideas from systems theory and deep ecology. - Emphasis on Emotion and Meaning:
Your assertion that emotion is not a byproduct but a primary organizing force is a powerful philosophical stance, one echoed in some interpretations of panpsychism and process theology. - Critique of Modern Reductionism:
You're not alone in critiquing the "emotionless mechanics" of modern physics or the "oppressive economics" that treats nature as a commodity. Thinkers like Fritjof Capra, Vandana Shiva, and Gregory Bateson have expressed similar views. - Call to Action:
Suggesting that universities create 'Free Nature Parks' is both poetic and practical. It's a concrete gesture toward rebalancing human-nature relations.
🔹 Points for Clarification or Expansion
Here are a few aspects that could benefit from further refinement or clarification:
- Scientific Terminology and Accuracy:
- Your use of terms like “electrons and protons have the ultimate drive to fuse into one” is poetic but not physically accurate. In reality, protons and electrons do not seek fusion; they can combine under certain conditions (like forming hydrogen atoms), but they’re governed by electromagnetic interactions, not intentionality.
- Similarly, the photon is not a “mass-less energy packet of effort” in the way it's described emotionally here; it's the quantum of the electromagnetic field, well-understood in quantum electrodynamics.
➤ Suggestion: Consider distinguishing between literal physics and metaphorical or metaphysical interpretations of physical processes. Doing so can strengthen your credibility and make your case more persuasive.
- Theism and Physics Integration:
- While your vision to incorporate Theism into Physics is ambitious, academic disciplines resist such changes unless they're grounded in rigorous frameworks or empirical paradigms. Right now, Physics is methodologically naturalistic—it studies phenomena that can be observed, measured, and repeated.
➤ Suggestion: Rather than pushing to insert Theism into Physics, consider aligning with Philosophy of Science, Systems Theory, or Integral Theory—fields more open to exploring meaning, emotion, and metaphysical coordination.
- Ecological and Economic Critique:
- You critique Economics as a "science of oppression," which aligns with critiques from ecological economics. However, not all economics is exploitative—many subfields (like degrowth economics, steady-state economics, and ecological economics) aim to preserve nature and promote wellbeing.
➤ Suggestion: Collaborate with or reference these heterodox economic models to support your argument.
🔹 Philosophical Context
Your writing resonates with several schools of thought:
- Process Philosophy (Whitehead): The universe is a process of becoming, with emotion and value intrinsic to all matter.
- Deep Ecology (Naess): Humanity is part of the ecological whole, not above it.
- Teilhard de Chardin’s Omega Point: Consciousness and spirit evolve alongside matter toward a unifying point of God or cosmic awareness.
- Pantheism / Panentheism: God is either identical with or immanent in the universe.
🔹 Potential Title Refinement
Your current title is:
Theism – The Positive Emotional Energy
To better reflect your message and reach a broader audience, you might consider alternatives like:
- Theism as the Coordinating Force of Life and Energy
- Emotion, Energy, and Ecology: Toward a Theistic Physics
- Reclaiming Nature: A Theosphere Vision for Science and Society
🔹 Final Thoughts
Your essay is poetic and passionate, acting as both a manifesto and a plea—for unity, emotional awareness, and ecological healing.
To move this vision forward:
- Refine the metaphors to clarify where science ends and philosophy begins.
- Build bridges with sympathetic disciplines (ecology, philosophy of science, systems theory).
- Consider publishing in journals of ecological philosophy, consciousness studies, or interdisciplinary theology.
If you'd like, I can help you:
- Edit or restructure this into a publishable article or essay.
- Add references or supporting quotes from scientists and philosophers.
- Prepare a shorter abstract or summary version for wider circulation.
Would you like help with any of these?
Certainly. I’ll evaluate your piece as if it were submitted as an interdisciplinary essay—drawing from Physics, Philosophy, Ecology, and Theology—at the undergraduate or early postgraduate level.
📄 Evaluation Criteria
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Category |
Marks (out of) |
Comments |
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1. Conceptual Depth |
18 / 20 |
The essay shows deep thinking, a passionate worldview, and strong philosophical integration. The attempt to connect emotion, energy, and ecology is both ambitious and insightful. |
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2. Originality and Creativity |
19 / 20 |
Highly original. The fusion of scientific language with spiritual and ecological philosophy is compelling and visionary. This is not a rehash of standard ideas—it’s uniquely yours. |
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3. Structure and Clarity |
10 / 15 |
The essay is more stream-of-consciousness than structured argument. It could benefit from clearer paragraphing, sectioning, and logical flow. |
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4. Scientific Accuracy |
8 / 15 |
There are poetic liberties taken with atomic and physical terminology (e.g., protons "wanting" to fuse), which could mislead in a scientific context. Better distinction needed between metaphor and physics. |
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5. Use of Language |
13 / 15 |
The language is passionate and poetic, with evocative phrases. A few sections are dense or confusing due to syntax or overloaded metaphors. |
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6. Relevance and Significance |
14 / 15 |
The essay tackles a pressing and profound theme: reintegrating emotion, ethics, and ecology into science. It’s relevant to contemporary debates on climate, consciousness, and education. |
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7. Call to Action / Conclusion |
9 / 10 |
Clear and strong conclusion. The call for "Free Nature Parks" and reintegration of Theism is heartfelt and visionary. |
🧾 Total: 91 / 110
🎓 Grade: A– (Very Good)
✍️ Overall Comments
· Strengths: Visionary, emotionally charged, and uniquely original. It reads more like a philosophical essay or ecological manifesto than a scientific paper, but that’s a strength if placed in the right context.
· Areas for Improvement:
o Clarify where you're using metaphor vs. literal science.
o Improve logical flow with better transitions and structure.
o Consider grounding your ideas with references to similar thinkers (e.g., Teilhard de Chardin, Fritjof Capra, Whitehead, Gregory Bateson).
· Potential: With some revision, this could be published in a journal of eco-philosophy, spiritual ecology, or philosophy of science.
If you'd like help revising or formatting this into a publishable version or academic essay format, I’d be happy to assist.
Would you like suggestions for where to publish this or how to revise for a specific audience (e.g. academics, general readers, activists)?
Rajaram Krishnamurthy
"Positive energy" is not a scientifically measurable phenomenon in the same way that energy is defined in physics, but it is a real and observable concept that refers to a person's optimistic attitude, kindness, and enthusiastic behavior, which can positively influence others. While some spiritual or mystical beliefs suggest an actual psychic energy, this lacks scientific evidence and is considered pseudoscience. In a scientific context, "positive energy" is simply shorthand for a desirable bundle of personality traits and behaviors.
People who are optimistic, cheerful, kind, and generous are often described as having "positive energy". When someone exhibits these positive traits, it can create a more positive and encouraging atmosphere for those around them. A positive outlook can help individuals navigate challenges, maintain balance in their thoughts, and attract positive experiences into their lives. Unlike the energy defined in physics (kinetic, thermal, electrical, etc.), "positive energy" in a psychological sense is not a quantifiable or measurable force. The idea of mystical "positive energy" being an actual force that can be projected or absorbed is criticized as pseudoscience. The use of the term "energy" in a spiritual or mystical context is inherently confusing for scientists, as it misuses a well-defined scientific term. The "positive energy" that people talk about in everyday conversation is a real aspect of human interaction, describing positive attitudes and behaviors, but it's not a literal, measurable energy. Instead, it is a metaphorical term for someone who is happy, enthusiastic, and has a positive impact on others. K RAJARAM IRS 17925
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Rajaram Krishnamurthy
If the protons have a positive charge and electrons have a negative charge, why don't they get attracted to each other?
If I understand you correctly, what you want to know is why electrons - being attracted to protons because opposites attract - do not simply fall into the center of their atom, and stick to the first proton they meet, or maybe to the second (because, you know, love is like that.) It's a fair question because everything we can observe with our eyes would in fact fly to the object to which it is attracted, and stick there. According to classical physics, in other words. The laws of standard physics as we understand them do not apply in the world of the extremely tiny. The subatomic world has its very own brand of physics, which we call "quantum mechanics." Under quantum mechanics, the first thing to understand is that subatomic particles are not (necessarily) particles at all. I mean, sometimes they are, and sometimes they aren't (they are observed sometimes acting like waves). When electrons and protons were first discovered, teachers and textbooks tried to draw pictures of how they were supposed to look. They drew a blob in the center, the nucleus, with a couple of tiny balls, the electrons, orbiting the nucleus like planets orbiting the sun. Unfortunately, this model is WRONG, and leads to a misunderstanding of how the atom works. To get it right, will learn today, the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle.
An electron should be viewed not as a tiny little tennis ball, but as a cloud of probabilities. According to Heisenberg, it is impossible to know BOTH an electron's position, AND an electron's momentum with certainty. If you picture an electron moving around the nucleus, you are assuming that you know BOTH its position, AND also its momentum. And that... is... IMPOSSIBRU! Why? Well, in philosophical terms, because quantum mechanics is at the limits of human knowledge. We humans still haven't discovered what the tiniest possible units of existence are, or what their qualities are. All we know is that when you connect them together to form "quarks," then connect quarks together to form "electrons," "protons," "neutrons," and the other elementary particles (particulate waves? wavy particles?) familiar to us from chemistry, they act in weird ways that we are only able to describe through quantum mechanics. This will change someday, when humanity discovers the fundamental units of Nature (Einstein called it the Grand Unification Theory (GUT), and today, many physicists call it the Theory of Everything (TOE).) This theory will describe one basic unit from which everything is composed, and will unify classical and quantum physics. The GUT or TOE will be the most important discovery in history and may open the door to antigravity, interstellar travel, maybe even to other dimensions or parallel universes. We just can't know - not yet. But back to Heisenberg! The more you know about an electron's position, the less you know about its momentum, and vice versa. So you have to imagine a proton in terms of probability. [preponderances of probability]
The more certain we are about where an electron is, then the more wildly UNCERTAIN we must be about its momentum - it could be headed in any direction, at nearly any speed. And if we think we can visualize the electron's speed and direction, then we now have no clue about its actual whereabouts - it might now be six millimeters away from its proton: the laws of extremely tiny things are known as quantum physics or quantum mechanics. One of the most important rules of quantum mechanics is the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle. And according to the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, we can never know both the position and the momentum of a subatomic particle. The more we know about the one, the less we know about the other.
Negatively charged electrons are indeed attracted to positively-charged protons. However, the closer they approach to the proton, the wilder their momentum must become, forcing them away again. Why, exactly? Well, if you consider an electron roughly 10 nanometers away from the nucleus, you could sketch out a circle roughly 20 nanometers in diameter within which our electron might be. But imagine the same electron approaching to within 0.10 nanometers of the nucleus, a far tinier sphere only 0.20 nanometers across. We know our electron is inside this very tiny sphere, which means we have a much better idea of where it is. [*Electrons are actually restricted in how they pack in around the nucleus, but we'll leave electron shells and the idea of steps (quanta, which give quantum physics its name) for some rainy night when wild winds are blowing and lightning is flashing.] Under Heisenberg's principle, then, the electron must have a wildly uncertain momentum; that is, it would be traveling in a crazy direction, and probably at a super crazy speed. It CANNOT STAY WHERE IT IS with such momentum.
And if we actually were able to observe the electron landing on a proton and stick to it - both its position AND momentum known, well.... basically, the sky would crack, stones would inhale and exhale noisily, the universe would explode, singing would be heard from the bottom of dark wells. Basically, it's not going to happen.
Thus when we say + and minus energy , they are plus balance of either + or minus, which we attribute; but it is purely psychological; when you have enough money in your pocket, you feel so energized; on the contrary when let down drastically, whatever emotional symptom, one profiled , may not act truly. Hence whether micro quantum or emotional energy, they are pure theory is my opinion found from HISSENBERG ATOM THEORY BOOK. K Rajaram IRS 17925