Energy is widely used in our daily life and fundamentally termed in physics, and yet hardly anybody knows its true reality. It becomes more and more obvious that energy is the bedrock of all reality dethroning matter from its prestigious position.
As such, the state of incoming existence would become the successor of that of the previous existence if and only if there is a transfer of information from the previous to the later existence a). The information transfer across the gap of non-existence could only be carried out by the energy, the only medium presents in such non-existence (Figure-1).
The materialistic idea, which is based on the premise that the world consisted of matters complying with locality and the deterministic laws, was no longer capable to sustain the radical development of modern physics.
Quantum mechanics reduces the concept of matter as a tangible and persistent thing into that of ephemeral stuff perpetually appears and disappears out of and into energy. The existence of matter is intermittent in which two successive existences are separated by a gap of non-existence.
The energy has, therefore, an inherent capability to register, store and process the information. In metaphysical term, we may refer such capability to what we recognize as awareness or consciousness. The higher the number of energy dimensions the higher the degree of consciousness would be b). The energy and consciousness are two different sides of the same coin.
The future research of physics would certainly be able to cross the boundary of what is now recognized as the domain of metaphysics. The nature of the information which is another aspect of the energy is now about within the reach of physicists. Some of them are now doing research towards the development of the quantum computer. Later on, it is hoped that they would also be able to reveal the underlying reality of consciousness, intelligence and ultimately the life itself.
Notes:
a) At the quantum level, the aforementioned information might be decoded as a [quantum] bit of the alternation of the creation and annihilation of fundamental particles forming a combination of 1 (creation) and 0 (annihilation) a). This could be the underlying dynamic mechanism on how the universe works like a gigantic digital computer.
Every elementary particle, atom, molecule and all physical systems register bits of information. Every interaction between parts of the universe processes the information by altering those bits. They evolve in time by continuously transforming and processing the information that makes up the dynamical evolution of the universe 2.
b) We may subdivide the supra-universal consciousness into but not limited to four earthly distinct degrees of consciousness. The material kingdom corresponds to the lowest degree of consciousness or practically none (4D-energy), successively followed by floral (5D-energy?), faunal (6D-energy?) and human at the top which exclusively has the faculty to increase their degree of consciousness (from 7D up to 10D-energy?).
The Kingdoms of matter, flora, and fauna, each may have a lot of varieties of forms evolving from a very simple to the most sophisticated one, but cannot increase their degree of consciousness across and beyond the boundary of their own kingdom. The most sophisticated animal (6D), an ape for example, definitely cannot evolve to become a human being (7D or higher) albeit the resemblance of their physical body.
Darwin regarded human as having an origin from an ancestor of ape-like to be placed in the same group with the existing great apes. For him, the man could no longer be regarded as having a special status in the Creation but was merely the representative of one among many Families of the order Primates in the class Mammalian 3.
And yet, the theory still misses the evidence linking the two kingdoms. There is, obviously, no such a missing link between the two as there is simply no link at all.
References:
1. Blomquist, R.:" Integrated Theory of Intelligence", http://www. supraconsciousness network.org / Download.htm
2. Lloyd, S.: “Programming the Universe”, Alfred A. Knopf, New York, 2006, p. xi.
3. Darwin, C.:” On the Origin of Species”, A Mentor Book, New York, 1958
