The Five Elements

The universe is a reality that is made up of waves that are created by the interaction of the Positive and Negative Forces, called Yang and Yin in Taoism, and Shiva and Shakti in Tantric Hinduism.

These 2 Forces create 3 domains:

1. Metaphysical – This has mostly Positive
2. Quasiphysical – This is a mix of Positive and Negative
3. Physical – This has mostly Negative

These 3 Domains create 3 Operational Divisions in reality:

1. Mental from Metaphysical
2. Biophysical from Quasiphysical
3. Physical from Physical

Each division has 5 static subdivisions which we call layers. This creates 15 layers:

Material Superphysics deals with the physical domain and so it focuses on layers 1-5.

The Layer System

An analogy is a Photoshop image which is made up layers that are on top of each other.

These layers were known to the ancient Greeks, Hindus, and Chinese as the 5 Elements. Currently, Modern Physics only knows 3 of the 5 as:

1. Strong Force
2. Weak Force
3. Electromagnetism

The 4th force as gravity and 5th force as the aether are not yet fully understood by Modern Physics. This is because Physics and Science from the 19th century chose to limit itself to visible and tangible perceptions, especially after electricity was discovered and harnessed.

The big problem with this is that those 2 missing Elements or Forces are immaterial and invisible.

The Evolution of Physics from the Focus on the Visible

Newton began Physics using moon observations since the moon is easily seen. Physics then jumped to the realm of electromagnetism when moving currents were discovered (as opposed to static electricity).

Over time, physicists classified forces into four:

1. Strong
2. Weak
3. Electromagnetism
4. Gravitation

Physicists are still mystified by gravity, as proven by the lack of anti-gravity technology.

The Asian Model

Material Superphysics breaks through the limitations of Modern Physics by using the proper metaphysics from the ancient Greeks, Indians, and Chinese who all follow a 5-Element model:

Greeks (Timaeus)	Hindus	Chinese	Greek Shape	Superphysics Shape
Aether (dodecahedron)	Akasha	水 still water	Dodecahedron	Pentagon
Wind (octahedron)	Vayu	木 moving wood	Octahedron	Square
Fire (tetrahedron)	Tejas	火 radiant fire	Tetrahedron	Line
Water (icosahedron)	Jala	土 transforming earth	Icosahedron	Dash
Earth (cube)	Pritvi	金 solid metal	Cube	Dot

This model allows both visible perceptions through the eyes and invisible perceptions through the heart and intuition. We say this maxes out the human faculties, different from the current sciences which do not develop human potential to its fullest.