Subject: Challenging the Statement “Energy Cannot Be Created or Destroyed”

Dear friends,

I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to challenge the widely accepted scientific principle that “energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed,” a concept rooted in the Law of Conservation of Energy in physics. While this principle has been foundational in understanding physical energy, I believe there is a broader, more profound dimension to energy that transcends mere physical phenomena.

The Creation of Energy Beyond Physics

Energy is not limited to mechanical, thermal, or chemical forms—it also exists in emotional, psychological, and spiritual dimensions. In human interactions, new energy is constantly generated based on thoughts, actions, and intentions. For example:

1. Emotional Energy: A leader’s motivational speech can inspire thousands, creating a surge of positive energy that did not exist before. A single act of kindness can uplift an entire community, generating emotional and social energy that transforms environments.

2. Negative Energy: Similarly, destructive words or actions can create negativity, affecting individuals and societies in ways that were not previously present. This is not a mere transformation of existing energy but an entirely new emotional and psychological force being introduced into the world.

3. Situational Energy: A crisis or a celebration does not just redistribute existing energy—it initiates fresh waves of human reaction, decision-making, and momentum. Every action produces a new form of energy that was absent before the act occurred.

traditional physical constraints. Human consciousness, emotions, and actions do not merely transfer existing energy but create new energetic influences that impact reality in profound ways. If science truly seeks to understand the universe, it must recognize the power of creation, not just transformation. To be continued best is obviously in the end.