The Great Realignment

The Great Realignment Where Ancient Wisdom and Modern Science Finally Converge with UED What if the universe wasn't made of particles, spacetime, or divine mystery—but of structured ripples in a responsive field? What if everything—from gravity to consciousness, from ancient wisdom to modern physics—was simply the consequence of alignment or distortion within that field? The Great Realignment is a groundbreaking synthesis of science and spirituality, offering a radically new framework called Universal Energy Dynamics (UED). It dismantles outdated dogmas across disciplines—physics, psychology, neuroscience, biology, cosmology—and replaces them with a unified ripple-based model of reality. UED challenges the myth of fundamental forces, the illusion of spacetime curvature, the superstition of photons, and the fragmentation of the self. It reframes: Time as ripple delay—not a dimension. Gravity as ripple tension—not curvature. Mind as field emission—not brain output. Emotion as ripple feedback—not just feelings. Karma, truth, and identity as dynamic energetic consequences—not metaphysical doctrines. But this book is not a rejection of the past—it is a restoration. Drawing parallels across ancient traditions—Vedanta, Taoism, Buddhism, Samkhya-Yoga, Jainism, Kabbalah, Sufism, Zoroastrianism, Egyptian Ma'at, and Indigenous wisdom—UED offers what those traditions intuited: a reality based on participation, consequence, and coherence. What was once poetic and mystical now becomes structural, testable, and scalable. Written for independent thinkers, researchers, educators, and seekers, The Great Realignment opens the door to: A post-Newtonian, post-quantum, post-dualist worldview Consequence-driven science without metaphysical clutter Experiments like Ripple Drift and SVE Zone Mapping A complete rethinking of life, intelligence, healing, and truth This is not a theory to be memorized. It is a lens to re-see everything. To read this book is to challenge what you've been taught. To apply it is to participate in reality as a conscious ripple of consequence.