The 15 Layers of Reality

Chapter 1 explained that reality is divided into 3 domains:

1. Physical
2. Quasi-Physical
3. Metaphysical

We defined reality as the metaphysical structure that forms from the waves emanated by nodes or vortices on each other. This is similar to an entity-relationship diagram.

This means that perception is the basis of reality. Since our perceptions are either physical, quasi-physical, or metaphysical, then there can be both physical, quasi-physical, and metaphysical reality.

“Physical reality” thus means a physical version of the metaphysical structure that emerges from wave-interactions.

Having 3 kinds of reality accounts for all phenomena.

But it does not explain the details or dynamics behind those phenomena.

To get more accuracy with minimum complexity, we subdivide reality into 5 Elements as what was done by the ancient Greeks, Indians, and Chinese.

This is like subdividing a meter-reality-ruler into centimeters so that the finer details of reality can be accounted for.

These Elements are further subdivided into Subelements to get an even more detailed view.

• This is like subdividing centimeters into millimeters.

For example, the Fire Element (Electromagnetism) is divided into:

• the light subelement to explain colors
• the heat subelement to explain heat
• the virtual photon subelement to explain magnetism

Currently, Modern Physics knows only 3 of these 5 Elements as the Strong, Weak, and Electromagnetic Forces.

This is because physicists impose a limitation on themselves to ignore or avoid metaphysical perceptions like ideas, feelings, and spirits. This in turn is because their minds favor the material and crude perceptions as being universal or common to all.

The 15 Layers

Since the Elements are based on perception we extend the same 5 Elements model to biophysical and mental perceptions to create 15 layers: