Energy is the driving force of the universe, powering everything from the stars that light our night sky to the morning cup of coffee that starts our day. But an intriguing question remains: Does energy ever disappear? The quest to understand the conservation of energy is not just a theoretical pursuit; it influences how we […]

The ancient concept of ‘Aura’ or ‘Energy Field’ has been embedded in human culture and spirituality for thousands of years. The aura, in essence, is believed to be a luminous field of energy that surrounds every individual, reflecting their unique essence and vibrational frequency. But how can one discern the strength of their aura? This

As we delve into the mysteries of the universe, one question persistently intrigues us: “Is energy in the universe constant?” This question has sparked countless debates among the brightest minds in the scientific community. None other than the great physicist, Albert Einstein, postulated in his theory of general relativity that energy is indeed preserved in

Time is often referred to as a form of energy. In fact, there are many studies from universities in the US that suggest that time can be thought of and used as an energy source. This article will explore the concept of time being considered a form of energy, looking into its implications, impact on

The human body is an amazing machine, capable of complex tasks and functions that consume a lot of energy. What consumes the most energy in our bodies? What are the differences between aerobic and anaerobic activities? What role do carbohydrates, proteins, and fats play in energy production? What types of foods should we eat to

Aura’s are often described as an energy field that surrounds a person. Each person has their own unique aura, which can be seen by people who have the ability to see energy. There are three main types of aura’s: mental, emotional and physical. Each type is associated with different characteristics and personality traits. In this

What part of the body uses the most energy at rest? Surprisingly, it’s not the heart or the brain, these are organs but we’re wanting to know what ‘body part’, It’s actually the muscles! Muscles use up more energy than any other organ in your body, and that’s because they are constantly working to keep