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Albert Einstein's famous formula established the interchangeability of mass (matter) and energy in 1905.
In 1945, this equivalency was demonstrated to all with the detonation of the first atomic bomb. Such a clear consensus has not been established as to what kind of energy thought is, however. In other words, when measured, will thought energy possess interchangeable mass?
Whether one explores the more expansive notion of thought as energy and mass in esoteric science or exoteric science, questions remain.
Is it true to state that "Thought, apparently in motion, due to its sequential nature, duration, dimensionality and intensity, possesses a relativistic mass, which it appears to have when sent or moving relative to a thinker?"
If so, to what does it decompose? Or how is such decomposing matter utilized by nature in accordance with the properties of matter and energy? The quantity of such matter must be immeasurably immense.
Only among esoteric science have I found an answer to this question, regarding the disposition of "thought waste." Surprisingly, we learn that decomposing or dissolving precipitations of thought are converted, transformed or worked into the creation of tiny forms of life, which include bacteria and insects.
Additionally, we are told that the quality and quantity of mass human thought contribute to the nature and quantity of lower forms of life. This, in turn, affects our relationships with animalcules and such in either healthful or diseased ways.
Unexpectedly, human thoughtforms indirectly, as well as more directly psychologically, help shape our destiny.
Raphael O'Suna
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