I-Theory

Overview: The Unifying Theory, Theory of Everything

Members of the scientific community have always searched for a single theory that can unify the disparate theories governing the laws of the universe into one: a 'theory of everything' or a 'unifying theory.' Philosophers and spiritual seekers, too, have always sought a single concept that can explain the mysteries behind creation, existence, and transformation.

We are pleased to introduce a new unifying theory, the I-Theory, from His Holiness Jagadguru Swami Isa, the Founder of the Global Energy Parliament, a concept which outlines the laws governing the self and the universe with scientific precision, and answers the most fundamental questions of who we are and where we are going.  The I-Theory introduces the 'I-particle' as the fundamental particle, the smallest unit of energy and the building block of all matter.

The I-Theory helps to fill in the gaps in current scientific knowledge, including the mysterious nature of dark matter and dark energy, thoughts, emotions, soul and Consciousness. It links to several theories like Quantum Physics, the Theory of Relativity, and the Big Bang Theory, and places them in a larger, unified context. All branches of knowledge should flow into one single stream.

Just as popular knowledge of the atom changed the way that people saw themselves and the world last century, the I-Theory will change us today. It will help us to remove the walls of separateness and establish us firmly in the knowledge that we are connected to everything. Fear, hatred, greed, sorrow, violence and selfishness result from a lack of clarity about such interconnection. With new understanding from the I-Theory, compassion, dignity, love, mercy, generosity and tolerance can become normal human traits.

His Holiness Jagadguru Swami Isa first introduced the complete I-Theory on November 12, 2010 at the maiden session of the Global Energy Parliament. Since that time, Swami Isa has been publishing updates and expanding the science of the theory. He, along with physicist Dr. Christophe Dumas, have published numerous articles in journals. Each session of the Global Energy Parliament, Swami Isa has dedicated to a new topic to demonstrate the range of knowledge inside the I-Theory and the breadth of problems that can be solved by it.

The GEP Research Centre is working on more research into the theoretical aspects of the I-Theory as well as applications of it in Renewable Energy, Education, Healthcare and Well-being, and Society. It holds a few patents for its technologies.

This new knowledge could have an impact on both the inner evolution of the human and the sciences. The I-Theory provides answers to the great questions that humans have always asked themselves: Who am I? How was the world around me created? And what is my place in it?

Energy and Consciousness

The universe is composed of Energy and Consciousness. Energy is the manifested universe, and it is composed of vibration. Consciousness is the non-vibrating, all-pervading, all-powerful, all-knowing Reality. Both are one and the same, simply in a state of vibration or no vibration.

Consciousness is what we are all seeking – immeasurable light and bliss. It is also our fundamental nature.

Most people are only aware of the world they can observe around them. This is the world of Energy. All of the sciences are working towards better knowledge about the composition of this external universe.

The Fundamental Building-Block: The I-Particle

The I-Theory postulates the existence of a new particle, the only true elementary particle.

It is a well-established fact that all the objects in the universe consist of atoms. The atom is composed of subatomic particles (electrons, neutrons and protons). Neutrons and protons are composed of smaller particles. Electrons are thought to be ‘elementary particles’, which means they have no substructure. But none of these particles are elementary.

They are made of I‑particles. The I-particle is the only truly elementary particle. It is the single basic quantum of energy. It constitutes all known particles like quarks, leptons and bosons, as well as particles yet unknown to science.

The I-particle is the link between Energy and Consciousness, as it is the first expression of vibration from non-vibration.

The I‑particle is a vibration. The vibration creates frequency, wavelength, quality, time, and space. The duration between two fundamental vibrations is time. The distance between I-particles is space.

It is well known that every vibration needs two forces to act upon it – positive and negative. The I‑particle also has a positive pole and a negative pole, as well as a neutral centre.

Simplified I-particle showing the poles and centre with their frequencies

The Three Matters

The I-particle has three frequencies, in which three kinds of matter are manifest.

White Matter vibrates at low frequency and long wavelength. It is the most transparent and comprises 50% of the I‑particle.

Black Matter vibrates at high frequency and short wavelength, building densely packed waves. It comprises 20% of the I‑particle.

Red Matter vibrates at mid-level frequency and wavelength. It comprises 30% of the I‑particle.

The makeup of the I‑particle is constant. According to the law of conservation of energy, energy can neither be created nor destroyed. Therefore, it is only the arrangement of I‑particles which determines the variety of matter in the universe.

Everything in the universe is composed of these three types of matter.

Knowledge of the dominating energy (White, Red and Black Matter) that exists in an object or system will allow one to understand which other quality and quantity of energy is required to bring it into a state of balance.

The Shape: Toroid

The I‑particle has the shape of a Toroid. The Red Matter is located in the centre, while the Black and White Matter form the two poles.

Location of White Matter, Red Matter and Black Matter in the I-particle

The vibration propagates from the center upwards and over the top. This vibration creates White Matter. Then the vibration propagates from the centre downwards and outwards along the lower part. This vibration creates Black Matter. After these vibrations, there is a period of no vibration and then the cycle starts again.

Side view of the I-Particle	View from the White Matter pole of the I-Particle

I-particles are electrically polarised, and therefore the electromagnetic force causes two I-particles to either come into a state of attraction or repulsion.

When all energy is in the state of repulsion, there is no mass. Only when there is some degree of attractive energy, mass is formed. Mass is directly proportionate to the percentage of attraction.

The Five Elements

I-particles with different ranges of attraction and repulsion form five broad categories of matter, the Five Elements (in Sanskrit, Panchabhuta).

Each element has a gross, subtle and causal form.

When attraction increases, causal particles turn into subtle particles and subtle particles turn into gross particles.

Elements are either pure or mixed. Mixture elements (pancheekrita panchabhuta) are made of pure elements (apancheekrita panchabhuta). A mixture element is composed of ½ of the dominating pure element and 1/8 of the other pure elements.

Space

I-particles arranged in a state of complete repulsion compose Space, or Ether. Space is often said to be empty, but it is actually a field of repelling energy.

The repulsive force in Space is formed due to face-to-face arrangements of matter. 

Space is inside and outside our physical body as well as every other kind of matter. The Space inside our body is subjective (i.e., inner) space, and outside is the objective (i.e., outer) space.

The particles of Space are called S∞ particles, which move at an incredibly high speed – the speed of light to the 1000^th degree (300,000¹⁰⁰⁰ km/sec). Its diameter is 10^-64 cm, about 10⁵⁶ times smaller than an atom.

Air

When repulsion begins to change to attraction, the first particles in attraction are Air particles - Causal, Subtle and Gross Air. 

The Higgs boson is presently believed to be the particle which gives mass to matter. This particle is the I-Theory's Subtle Air, or the A₁ particle. The reason it is able to 'give mass' is because it is the first subtle particle in the plane of attraction, and therefore mass forms due to the force of attraction.

Subtle Air is the form that transfers matter from one plane to another. It is the medium through which all movement occurs.

The A₁ particle has its own speed– the speed of light to the 100^th degree (300,000¹⁰⁰ km/sec). Its size is 10^-18 cm, about 10¹⁰ (or 10,000,000,000) times smaller than the atom.

It is through this medium that the life force (prana) of all living organisms in the universe travels.

Energy and the Human Being

The human system is created out of mixture elements. Various experiences are due to the presence of gross, subtle and causal planes of energy. We are alive due to the presence of prana and the A₁ particle. The three matters, too, are manifest in our lives and experiences. 

There is much to learn about the presence of Energy and Consciousness in our lives, how we learn and how we interact with the world around us.

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