The Living Trace of Pre-Universe Energy

The Pre-Big Bang Spiritual Energy-Force Gave Birth to Energy-Mass Leading to Stars Space & Time - Life!

By Aston Farquharson

 NuSpecianism Life-Health Equation:

Energy-Mass = Mass-Energy

Life doesn’t possess a separate force — it participates in the universal continuum of energy that began before the universe itself took form.

Connecting the Spiritual energetic origins of the universe to the Life-energy-force in lifeforms:

 Human Longevity in the Living Universe

The NuSpecian Hypothesis:

NuSpecian Energy–Life Continuum Table

Stage	Energy Form	Expression in Nature	Expression in Life	Scientific Principle
1. Pre-Universe Energy	Quantum potential / zero-point field	Foundation of spacetime and forces	Primordial energetic continuity	Quantum Field Theory
2. Matter Formation	Condensed energy (E=mc²)	Atoms, molecules, and cosmic structures	Chemical elements of life	Relativity & Particle Physics
3. Life Emergence	Chemical & biochemical energy	Organic compounds, metabolism	ATP synthesis, bioenergetics	Biochemistry & Thermodynamics
4. Consciousness	Organized bioelectrical energy	Neural coherence, awareness	Human thought and perception	Quantum Coherence & Neuroscience
5. Longevity	Sustained energy equilibrium	Star stability and cosmic balance	Cellular balance, DNA repair, telomere maintenance	Systems Biology & Homeostasis

Energy for Life & Stars Began Before Big Bang

The Quantum Singularity energy force was pregnant with the Makings of Life even before Big Bang!

=We are made of what makes Stars and the Mass-Energy driving Space-Time

=Human Longevity has some theoretically similar foundations as Stars longevity: more mass is more energy being used to burn mass, thus stars with less mass live longer and humans less mass has a statistical tendency to live longer…

=Elementary imbalances in stars drive a star aging and supernova death, the same as elementary/compound imbalances drive human deaths and especially premature deaths thus nullifying Longevity…

=Humans use Metabolism for digestive energy = PH 7 equilibrium but PH1 or less (heat) in Stomach and intestine with Hydrolysis for breaking bonds of foods like hydrolysis in ATP for energy. Cosmic life on the other hand is powered by heat, energy, pressure, and gravity (heat)...

=Humans are powered by ATP in proton gradient mitochondria, as Stars are powered by protons of hydrogen…

NuSpecian Hypothesis Explained:

All Life is full of energy: preserve the energy in its natural state of balance and Life will be sustained for Longevity!

When you weave Hawking’s dynamic universe, Bohm’s wholeness, Schrödinger’s self-organization, Penrose’s quantum consciousness, and Lane’s energy continuity — a single theme emerges:

The universe behaves like a living system, and life is the universe’s localized continuation of its own creative energy.

This is the Living Universe hypothesis — and NuSpecies gives it a biological and humanitarian expression:
That by understanding and nurturing the energy that sustains us, we honor the same creative force that sustains all existence.

Life is the universe experiencing itself as living form.

•            The same field that birthed stars also beats within mitochondria as the hydrogen proton-motive force.

•            The same thermodynamic that drive toward complexity, that formed galaxies also in biochemical thermodynamics organizes cells and DNA.

If that primal energy has intention — or at least inherent order — then the “spark of life” in every organism is a localized expression of cosmic continuity.

The Pre-Universe Spiritual Energy Hypothesis

Before measurable spacetime — physics describes a quantum vacuum or singularity containing potential energy, not quite nothingness.

This “pre-universe energy” wasn’t empty but rather a field of pure possibility — zero-point energy, quantum fluctuations, or an underlying field sometimes called the primordial unified field.

When expansion began, this latent energy expressed itself as fundamental forces (gravity, electromagnetism, strong and weak nuclear interactions) and elementary particles.

Everything that exists is a transformation, not a creation from nothing — the original energy, probably, simply changed state.

Energy Becomes Matter → Matter eventually Becomes Mass-Energy with Life (but why not Energy-Mass in Quantum Singularity?)

Einstein’s famous equation, E = mc², tells us that matter is energy in a condensed, organized form. Well…

When matter self-organized into atoms, then molecules, and finally into living cells in the evolutionary God-made continuum, that same primordial energy became structured consciousness and metabolism.

•            Atomic energy → powers chemical bonds.

•            Chemical energy → drives metabolism (ATP synthesis).

•            Bioelectrical energy → flows through cell membranes and neurons.

•            Conscious energy → may represent the universe becoming self-aware through life.

In this sense, every heartbeat, neural impulse, or mitochondrial reaction is a continuation — a “slow echo” — of that first cosmic ignition.

Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. would say it is an echo from behind phenomena, speaking of the common law that evolved to become...

The Living Trace of Pre-Universe Energy

So, in theory, the energy that once existed “before” the universe didn’t vanish — it simply evolved.
 It vibrates now as:

•            The electrochemical hum of neurons,

•            The quantum resonance of DNA,

•            The bioluminescent flicker of cells,

•            The conscious awareness that allows you to ask this very question.

In every heartbeat, the universe continues what it began — converting the eternal potential of pre-existence into the moment-by-moment miracle of life.

Continuity of the Universal Force in Life

If we trace energy through scales of existence, we find continuity rather than separation:

Scale	Manifestation of the Same Energy
Pre-universe field	Quantum fluctuations / zero-point energy
Cosmic scale	Gravity, radiation, stellar fusion
Planetary scale	Geochemical and solar energy cycles
Biological scale	Cellular respiration, bio-photon emission, electrochemical gradients
Conscious scale	Neural oscillations, coherence, awareness

Thus, life doesn’t possess a separate force — it participates in the universal continuum of energy that began before the universe itself took form. The chemical force…?

Philosophical Synthesis: The Living Universe

From this viewpoint, life is the universe experiencing itself as living form.

•            The same field that birthed stars also beats within mitochondria as the gradient proton-motive force.

•            The same thermodynamic drive toward complexity that formed galaxies also organizes cells and DNA.

If that primal energy has intention — or at least inherent order — then the “spark of life” in every organism is a localized expression of cosmic continuity.

This is very close to the NuSpecies perspective on health:

“Life is not an accident of chemistry, but an inevitable awakening of the energy that has always been.”

Scientific Correlates Emerging Today

Modern science is, interestingly, circling back to these ideas:

•            Quantum biology suggests that photosynthesis, olfaction, and even bird navigation exploit quantum coherence — remnants of subatomic energy laws operating in living systems.

•            Biophoton research shows faint light emissions from cells, possibly a form of communication based on the same electromagnetic principles that shaped early matter.

.        Pan-protocell and origin-of-life studies model how energy gradients (not DNA alone) drove the first metabolic cycles — implying energy as the prime mover of life, not chemistry alone.

Scientific References:

·       Quantum field theory & cosmology (e.g., Hawking, Penrose, Davies)

·       Bioenergetics & mitochondrial science (e.g., Lane, Wallace, Alberts)

·       Quantum biology & consciousness studies (e.g., Fröhlich, Hameroff, Penrose)

·       Longevity & cellular energy research (e.g., Blackburn, Sinclair)

These scholars’ conclusions are very close to the NuSpecian hypothesis: 

“Life is not an accident of chemistry, but an inevitable awakening of the energy field that has always been.”

Many of the world’s most respected physicists, cosmologists, and biologists have explored this question from their own scientific disciplines. Below is a summary of what key figures — many of whom are below — have said or implied about the idea of a “living universe” decide for yourself.

When matter self-organized into atoms, then molecules, and finally into living cells, that same primordial energy became structured consciousness and metabolism:

•            Atomic energy → powers chemical bonds.

•            Chemical energy → drives metabolism (ATP synthesis).

•            Bioelectrical energy → flows through cell membranes and neurons.

•            Conscious energy → may represent the universe becoming self-aware through life:

 

1.  Stephen Hawking (Cosmologist)

Stephen Hawking’s work showed that the universe is not static but dynamic — it evolves, expands, and even gives birth to new structure.

         In A Brief History of Time and later works, he often described the cosmos as self-organizing…

“The universe has not existed forever; rather, it and time itself began in the Big Bang. But once it began, it has continued to create complexity out of simplicity.”

Hawking didn’t call the universe “alive” in a biological sense, but he recognized its self-generative, creative nature, which aligns with the NuSpecian concept that life is the universe’s continuation of its own evolution.

2. David Bohm (Quantum Physicist, Protégé of Einstein)

• Bohm proposed the Implicate Order — that beneath the visible universe lies a deeper, enfolded level of reality where everything is connected and dynamic.
• He said:

“The universe is a single, unbroken wholeness in flowing movement.”

• Bohm’s physics implies the cosmos behaves like an organism — where each part contains the whole, much like every living cell contains the full DNA pattern of the body.
• His view is one of the strongest scientific parallels to the idea of a “living universe.”

3. Roger Penrose (Mathematical Physicist & Nobel Laureate)

• Penrose has long argued that consciousness may arise from quantum processes in the brain, suggesting a fundamental connection between mind and the universe.
• He and anesthesiologist Stuart Hameroff developed the Orch-OR (Orchestrated Objective Reduction) theory — proposing that consciousness emerges from quantum coherence in microtubules within neurons.
• This implies that quantum consciousness — a fundamental feature of the universe — could be “alive” within us.

4. Paul Davies (Astrobiologist & Physicist)

• In The Cosmic Blueprint and The Mind of God, Davies argues that life is not a cosmic accident but a natural expression of the universe’s organizing tendencies.

“The universe is not just biophilic (friendly to life); it seems almost compelled to give rise to it.”

• He describes the cosmos as an information-processing system, self-organizing like a living organism.
• Davies’ work bridges cosmology and biology — exactly what you do through NuSpecies — suggesting a continuity between cosmic and biological evolution.

5. Erwin Schrödinger (Quantum Pioneer, Biologist)

• Schrödinger’s 1944 book What Is Life? inspired the discovery of DNA.
• He described life as negative entropy — systems that feed on order to resist decay.
• He saw no boundary between physics and biology, implying that life is a natural consequence of the universe’s energy organization.

“What an organism feeds upon is orderliness itself.”

• This concept implies that life is the universe’s local resistance to chaos — a kind of self-maintenance found in living beings and galaxies alike.

6. Nick Lane & Douglas Wallace (Bioenergetics Researchers)

• Both study the mitochondrion — life’s energy center.
• They show that life’s origin depends on energy gradients — proton flows across membranes — which mirror energy flows in stars and planets.
• Lane writes in The Vital Question:

“Life’s energy systems are not separate from the environment — they are continuations of the same physical principles that drive the cosmos.”

• This is scientific confirmation that the energy that animates life is the same energy that shapes the universe (Astonian: protons).

7. Elisabeth Blackburn & Leonard Hayflick (Cellular Aging Scientists)

• Their Nobel-winning work on telomeres and cellular senescence links the microcosm of life’s renewal to the broader laws of entropy (lack of order or gradual decline) and energy conservation.
• Blackburn often notes that “cells are constantly negotiating the balance between decay and renewal,” echoing the cosmic balance between expansion and entropy.
• The same forces that govern stars — thermodynamics, entropy (lack of order or gradual decline), equilibrium — also govern cellular aging and longevity.

8. Carl Sagan (Astrophysicist)

• Sagan poetically captured the scientific truth that life is the universe made self-aware:

“We are a way for the cosmos to know itself.”

• His phrase aligns perfectly with the NuSpecian belief that consciousness is the universe awakening through life.

Again, the NuSpecian Connection

When you weave these ideas together — Hawking’s dynamic universe, Bohm’s wholeness, Schrödinger’s self-organization, Penrose’s quantum consciousness, and Lane’s energy continuity — a single theme emerges:

The universe behaves like a living system, and life is the universe’s localized continuation of its own creative energy.

This is the Living Universe hypothesis — and NuSpecies gives it a biological and humanitarian expression:
That by understanding and nurturing the energy that sustains us, we honor the same creative force that sustains all existence.

All Life is full of energy: rebuild, maintain, and preserve the energy in its natural state of balance and Life will be sustained for Longevity!

Life is the universe experiencing itself as living form.

•            The same field that birthed stars also beats within mitochondria as the proton-motive force.

•            The same thermodynamics drive toward complexity that formed galaxies also organizes cells and DNA.

If that primal energy has intention — or at least inherent order — then the “spark of life” in every organism is a localized expression of cosmic continuity.