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The Universe Speaks Through Consciousness

Journal of Interdisciplinary Research  •  Volume 2, Issue 1  •  March 11, 2026  •  19 min read

Abstract

This research explores the relationship between the soul and consciousness through a new concept based on the fabrics of normal and inverted spacetime. The concept builds on earlier theoretical work, including the Theory of Everything and the Law of the Universe. In this framework, the soul is not identical to consciousness; rather, the soul is proposed as a normal spacetime fabric that moves from the future toward the past and tends toward order, reducing entropy within living cells. This idea aligns with the observation by Erwin Schrödinger that living systems maintain lower entropy.

Consciousness, in contrast, is described as an inverted spacetime fabric that moves from the past toward the future, increasing entropy. The interaction between these two fabrics produces the present moment. Human perception of the present exists within a balance between the states of the individual, the planet, and the universe. Within this framework, consciousness and the soul are not fixed entities but dynamic processes whose interaction shapes awareness, entropy, and the experience of time.

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This research attempts to understand the profound relationship between the soul and consciousness through a new concept based on the fabrics of normal and inverted spacetime. The concept of normal and inverted spacetime is based on my other theories, the Theory of Everything and the Law of the Universe. In this research, I propose the idea that the soul is not consciousness, but rather that the soul is a normal spacetime fabric that moves from the future to the past and from a state of entropy to a state of order within cells. Therefore, living cells have less entropy. The scientist Schrödinger, one of the founders of quantum mechanics, confirmed this statement. Consciousness, on the other hand, is an inverted spacetime fabric that moves from the past to the future or from a state of order to a state of entropy. When these two fusions combine, they form the present moment. The present of man is different from the present of the planet and the present of the universe, but man's present is balanced with both.

Consciousness here is not a fixed thing, and the soul, which gives life, is not a fixed thing either. Therefore, man's present is volatile. Consciousness, which is an inverted spacetime fabric, moves toward entropy, generating a wave.

Probabilities overlap to form different ideas, such as electron probabilities.

When exerting great effort, such as exercising, the entropy in the body increases, which also increases awareness. The person feels that time slows down.

However, there is also the normal spacetime fabric that tends toward order, represented by the soul, which attempts to reduce entropy. The critical point is a finite difference between the two spacetime fabrics. This permissible dividing line between the two fabrics within the body maintains the balance between life and death. When the energy is completely and significantly disrupted, the soul separates from the body, and death occurs.

This concept is linked to the law of the universe derived from my other theory, "The Theory of Everything." The law states:

$$E_t = m \times (\Delta x)^2 / t^2$$

This law states that energy in time equals the product of mass times the square of the difference between the two spacetime fabrics divided by the square of time. The energies that the environment provides to humans work to increase the inverted spacetime fabric, i.e., increase entropy, i.e., increase consciousness, i.e., increase thought.

This law represents the general framework for understanding the universe and the strange properties of quantum mechanics, as I mentioned in my other theory, an amendment to relativity, and how the universe speaks through consciousness, and how consciousness becomes a link between the soul and matter, and between humans and the universe.


1. Introduction

Mankind has reached an advanced stage of science and technology over the course of its long history, especially in the last century, and no one can deny this.

However, despite all this progress, it still stands helpless before the greatest mystery it has faced since its inception: What is consciousness? Some scientists call this problem the "consciousness dilemma."

It has often been said that consciousness is merely brain activity or that it is a neurochemical reflex. However, I say today that some of these explanations fall short of the truth because they fail to address the core of the matter. My theory also attempts to greatly expand upon the essence of consciousness and the essence of the soul.

In this research, I propose a new concept:

*Consciousness is an inverted space-time fabric that overlaps and interacts with the normal space-time fabric.*

As this inverted fabric increases, thoughts and effort increase. This inverted fabric leads to increased awareness. After awareness increases, the normal fabric, which transitions from entropy to order, attempts to counteract this effect, resulting in a feeling of well-being after fatigue.

Thoughts are a wave of probabilities that can interfere with each other, like electron waves. A simple example is that someone might observe a human being as an object, and when the observed person disappears, the observer has a wave of probabilities about where and when you are. The wave of probabilities collapses when one discovers the electron's presence.

This concept not only explains consciousness but also opens the way to a greater understanding: How does the universe itself speak through consciousness? How can the universe or planet Earth control us through its normal and inverted spacetime fabric? I will explain how to answer these questions in the following sections.

I have formulated this within the framework of my broader theory: The Theory of Everything, in which I established the universal law of existence.

The law, which I call the Law of the Universe, which I introduced in my other theory, The Theory of Everything and The Law of the Universe. This law, E_t = m × (Δx)2 / t2, is the key to connecting energy, consciousness, and spirit. Through it, we can understand that consciousness is not a side effect of life. This consciousness is part of the universe, and the universe is part of it. If man were to get rid of consciousness, the universe would be rid of man.


2. The Theoretical Framework The Ordinary and Inverse Spacetime Fabrics

The universe is not a silent void, as some have believed, but rather an interwoven fabric of spacetime. This fabric is not a single entity but rather has two basic forms:

2.1 The Ordinary Spacetime Fabric

It is responsible for the force of gravity, as I mentioned in my other theory, The Theory of Everything and The Law of the Universe.

It moves in a direction from the future to the past, i.e., from entropy (randomness) to order.

If we want to understand this fabric, we will understand it during sleep. It works to reduce the entropy of the body's cells. In general, it increases order and makes a person lose track of time during sleep because it makes the person's perception of time pass faster. It acts like a partial and incomplete suppression of consciousness. As I mentioned earlier, a person's present is a product of the two space-time fabrics. This normal fabric can operate throughout dreams, meaning that you realize that a dream takes a long time, while in reality, a dream takes a short time. Dreams indicate the presence of thoughts and consciousness.

2.2 The Inverted Space-Time Fabric (Conscious)

This fabric reduces the effect of gravity, as I mentioned in my other theory. It moves in the opposite direction: from past to future, i.e., from order to entropy. This fabric is responsible for consciousness and thoughts, and it creates possibilities before they become reality.

The relationship between these two fabrics is one of constant push and pull.

When the inverted fabric increases and the normal fabric remains constant, it generates time energy, i.e., quanta of energy. It comes in the form of a wave of intertwined possibilities.

This temporal energy manifests within a person. Consciousness, then, appears in the form of thoughts. The intertwining of thoughts then transforms to generate feelings. Thus, consciousness becomes an inevitable result of the difference between the two fabrics.

It can be said, then, that a thought is nothing more than a "wave of possibilities" from the reversed fabric. When these waves interfere with other waves, new thoughts are generated. This interference creates feelings. Depending on the type of thought and the type of interference, entropy in the body may increase, leading to elevated cortisol levels, leading to high entropy in the body.

The greater the difference between the two tissues, or the greater the inverted spacetime fabric, the greater the probability wave, which increases thoughts, which increases feelings. Converging probabilities produce converging thoughts.

If we think through this and perform a computation, we can see that a thought, as a probability wave interfering with itself, can be 10 times faster than the mind currently is. However, we have not yet entered the regular spacetime fabric, which attempts to reduce the number of probabilities by monitoring the thought and making it clear.


3. Consciousness The Hidden Language of the Universe

Consciousness is not simply electrical activity in the brain, as conventional science suggests. Consciousness is much more complex than that. It doesn't mean that I think, therefore I exist. There are many things that exist but don't think, and many things that think but have no apparent physical existence.

Consciousness is, in reality, an inverted spacetime fabric, moving in the opposite direction of the soul's time, to become the present moment we live in. If we want to travel into the past or future through consciousness, we can manipulate the difference between the two spacetime fabrics by speeding up or slowing down one relative to the other.

The inverted spacetime fabric is actually virtual objects of varying speed and density, but it resides within most of the body's muscle cells. It attempts to increase entropy in the body's cells. Since the inverted spacetime fabric overcomes the normal spacetime fabric due to the presence of normal spacetime within it, this makes the inverted tissue present within the normal tissue.

The inverted spacetime fabric makes a person feel as though time is slowing down during times of pain or extreme fatigue. This is because the difference between the two fabrics (normal and inverted) is so great, consciousness feels as though a minute has become an hour.

The opposite is true in sleep: the inverted fabric decreases, while the normal fabric increases, so we feel as though hours have passed as seconds. The mind and brain, which help create consciousness through neurons, their cohesion, and their rapid transmission of neural activity, help elevate the neuron to be the least entropic of all cell types, meaning it is more organized and more present in the normal space-time fabric. It must be this way, and it must be more organized than other cells, because if it were not, intense thought would lead to the separation of the body and the soul and death. Therefore, the cell must have a critical point, which, if completely disrupted, causes the two tissues to separate.

The surprise here is Consciousness is not limited to humans.

All creatures have a degree of consciousness, but humans are endowed with the highest degree of it. Because his brain is full of regions with low entropy, which are the organized neurons found in the cerebral cortex, which increases the normal space-time fabric. This allows the mind or brain to help increase consciousness.

Even planets and galaxies have their own consciousness. The lower the entropy and the greater the organization process, the greater the consciousness process. This explains the secret of the connection between humans and the universe:

Consciousness is not individual; it is universal. Thoughts are quanta of energy resulting from the difference between the two spacetime fabrics. These quanta are transformed into thoughts. These thoughts interfere with each other like probabilistic waves, and the regular fabric works to reduce the scope of these probabilistic thoughts.

These probabilistic thoughts overlap.

Thus, we can say that humans are nothing but a mirror of the universe, reflecting the conflict between the two fabrics within themselves. Because humans were created from the universe, they were created based on the structure of the universe, its laws, and its rules.


4. The Soul Is the Secret to the Existence of Life in the Nature of the Universe

Apart from religious logic, the soul is an ordinary space-time fabric, meaning it is connected to the structure of the universe itself, and not a mysterious element, as some philosophers have claimed. The relationship between the soul and consciousness is not fixed but rather depends on the environment and circumstances.

The effects of the soul are most clearly evident during sleep, but consciousness does not disappear; rather, it is present, as evidenced by the dreams we experience. Most of us cannot recall what happened in the dream after waking up. This is because most of the thoughts present in dreams possess low energy. The body after death is in a state of complete entropy, a state of absolute disintegration of its internal order.

Thus, the essential difference between life and death is the presence of the soul within the body. It is this soul that maintains balance and order, while its absence leads to complete disintegration and a descent into chaos.


5. Soul and Consciousness

The present, which consists of the difference between soul and consciousness, is the basis of the time energy present in every living body.

Soul: A normal space-time fabric, moving from the future to the past. Its function is to reduce entropy and organize cells to become alive. For life to exist in a body, a soul is necessary.
Consciousness: A reversed spacetime fabric, moving from the past to the future.

Human life is a balance between the normal and reversed spacetime fabrics. There is a critical point, which is the permissible limit for both fabrics. Crossing it leads to death.

According to the law of the universe, E_t = m × (Δx)2 / t2, the greater the mass. For example, comparing an elephant to an ant, the elephant's mass is much greater than the ant's, so the difference between the two spacetime fabrics decreases. In order to reduce this difference, there must be an increase in the normal fabric or a decrease in the reversed fabric.

Each body has its own present, its own consciousness, and its own soul. This is because each person's nervous system is not the same, and each person's body is not the same. This causes the energy quanta and the probabilistic waves that overlap to form thoughts to be different. The normal, regular fabric, i.e., Soul, is also different due to the difference in the nervous system. For this reason, ages must be different, and perceptions must be different, and the level of consciousness itself varies from person to person.

Interpretation of the Moment of Death

At the moment of death, entropy increases to its maximum, which increases consciousness to its maximum and leads to a complete disruption of the critical point. The body attempts to compensate for this deficiency by increasing the normal, regular spacetime fabric. However, the body fails because entropy and the reversed spacetime fabric exceed the critical point, leading to higher level of consciousness at the moment of death.


6. The Soul, Consciousness, and Cells That Help Us Exist in the Present Moment

Neurons are not just electrical pathways that transmit signals. They are areas where regular, normal tissue is concentrated, transitioning from entropy to order.

Therefore, we find that neurons, where normal tissue is concentrated, do not divide throughout life. This does not mean that there is no regular tissue throughout the body. It is not concentrated only in the nerves, but rather, it is distributed throughout the body. It helps make the body a unified entity. When I say it changes, I mean the regular tissue that fills the entire body with nerve cells and other substances. It attempts to increase in order to resist and reduce external entropy. The soul, which is essentially a regular space-time tissue that moves from the future to the past, is concentrated in the neurons.

Earth, where the inverted fabric dominates the ordinary fabric, and the universe, where the inverted fabric dominates the ordinary fabric, force the direction of our time and our present to point toward the future. Muscle cells, in turn, require a soul, not to produce consciousness, but to generate organized movement.

Movement in living bodies is not merely mechanical contraction; otherwise, they would move randomly like unprogrammed machines. Rather, it reflects the harmony between the soul and the body. The soul works to adjust the difference between the two space-time fabrics, transforming potential energy into voluntary action.

If the number of neurons in the cerebral cortex increases to a greater degree than currently exists, and the duration of interaction between the two tissues decreases, and the degree of organization increases, humans will achieve levels of consciousness far higher than currently exist. This can enable them to compete with innovative artificial intelligence. The transformation of consciousness movement into voluntary action becomes even more refined.

This interaction demonstrates that consciousness is not a secondary phenomenon but rather a direct result of the presence of the soul within the body. When the soul leaves the body at the moment of death, and the distance between it and the body is very small, this indicates a large increase in the difference between the two tissues significantly.


7. The Universal Law Within the Cell

The nerve cell is not just a biological unit; it is a miniature cosmic laboratory. Like the stars located at the center of their clusters, they pull the regular tissue to concentrate within them, thus attracting objects toward them and controlling the movement of objects orbiting around them. Thus, the universal law applies:

$$E_t = m \times (\Delta x)^2 / t^2$$

In the case of stars located at the center of their clusters and black holes located at the center of the galaxy, they rely on their very large mass to reduce the square of the difference between the two spacetime fabrics. This difference only decreases with the increase of the regular spacetime fabric.

The mechanism of its operation in the universe works to pull the regular spacetime fabric by means of large masses so that the planets do not fall out of their orbits and the universe remains completely random. Within the neuron, the mass (m) represents the mass of the neuron: proteins, membranes, nuclei, and organelles.

When the soul present in the ordinary spacetime fabric supplies the neuron with systemic energy, it reduces the entropy of its components, creating an internal field that allows electrical charges to move quickly and harmoniously. This is the first condition for the emergence of consciousness in the cell.

The same applies to muscle cells, but in a different way: the soul grants them the ability to convert chemical energy into regular movement. Without the soul, muscle contraction becomes an uncoordinated mechanical tremor. Therefore, human life is a cosmic engineering based on the presence of the universal law within each cell, at every moment, in every state of order.

In this sense, it can be said that the universal law is not just a theoretical equation, but rather the mathematical framework that governs the relationship between the smallest thing in the universe and the largest thing in the universe. Every cell in the human body is merely a miniature version of the cosmos. It is for those who wish to learn more.

The Bose-Einstein Chamber Hypothesis and the Time-Regression of Consciousness

It is well known that a Bose-Einstein condensate (BEC) represents a state of matter that occurs at temperatures very close to absolute zero, where the particles lose most of their energy and enter a state of near-perfect order. In this state, the normal fabric that transitions from entropy to order dominates strongly.

In light of my theory of two spacetime fabrics, if we place a living organism inside a chamber under these conditions, while maintaining its life by providing it with a balanced temperature that prevents its death, we would have created a highly orderly external environment that causes the conscious fabric to approach the critical point.

Upon reaching this limit, consciousness can partially separate itself from its usual temporal constraints, entering a time regression into the past. In other words, the body does not move, but rather the consciousness of the living being itself moves within a reverse time flow, as if entering a "vortex" of normal spacetime.

This hypothesis, which I call the "Bose-Einstein Time Regression Room Hypothesis of Consciousness," opens the door to a completely new vision: not time travel with the body, but rather allowing consciousness itself to travel in time by controlling the environment that balances the soul and consciousness.

In addition to this hypothesis, if we want to feel time as if it is faster, we must increase the random fabric on planet Earth. For example, by changing the Earth's speed, changing the Earth's speed will increase the inverse fabric, which makes time feel faster.

The Beginning of Human Life from the Normal and Reversed Space-Time Fabric

Human life begins from the interaction of two forms that are not identical in entropic nature: the sperm and the egg. Sperm are characterized by their movement being more entropic than the egg (i.e., more random). This is between the sperm and the egg, but between the sperm and other sperm, the sperm compete randomly.

The moment of fertilization is not merely a biological interaction, but rather a physical-spatiotemporal moment that allows for the generation of the first flash of temporal energy that expresses the fetus's present and life:

$$E_t = m \times (\Delta x)^2 / t^2$$

This time energy resulting from the interaction between the two space-time tissues is what allows the soul to enter the cell, and upon merging, the difference between the two space-time tissues of the sperm merges with the difference between the two space-time genes of the egg due to the merging of the genes.

So we can say that the true beginning of life does not lie only in the fusion of genetic material but in the creation of a new balance, which is the difference between the normal space-time fabric (the soul) coming from regularity and the reversed space-time fabric (latent consciousness) coming from entropy.

It is this balance with the fusion of genes that determines from the first moment the nature of the future organism.

What distinguishes humans from other animals are the genes and the difference between the two space-time fabrics. The normal space-time tissue, which moves from entropy to order, is spread throughout the body, but it is concentrated in the cells that organize the body, such as nerves and heart muscle.

*In the end, I would like to say that every living being is a creation of the universe.*


Funding

The author received no financial support for the research, authorship, and/or publication of this article.

Author Contributions

Mohamed Ibrahim El-Saeed Issa conceived the theoretical framework, developed the mathematical and physical model, performed the analysis, and wrote the manuscript.


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