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Executive Summary
Dr. Bichara Sahely’s The Heart of the Cosmos presents a unifying scientific – philosophical framework called the Hinductive Coherence Principle (HCP) — a theory describing how the universe, life, and consciousness sustain themselves through memory and resonance. The book argues that coherence, not entropy, is the true direction of evolution. Across scales — from mitochondria to galaxies — the same hinductive geometry governs the emergence and regeneration of order.
The HCP expands classical physics by introducing a fourth systemic parameter—hinductance (H)—to complement resistance (R), inductance (L), and capacitance (C). While R, L, and C describe differentiation, inertia, and potential, H represents phase memory, the ability of a system to remember its own prior oscillations and remain coherent through time. This principle reveals that the heart is not a pressure pump but a resonant phase engine, tuning the body’s electromagnetic, fluidic, and emotional rhythms into harmony.
The text integrates findings from cardiac physiology, quantum biology, electromagnetism, and sacred geometry:
- Torrent-Guasp and Buckberg showed the heart’s helical band functions as a torsional wave engine, not a piston.
- Pollack and Picard demonstrated how structured water and mitochondrial oscillations create bioelectric coherence.
- Furst and Li et al. confirmed that circulation can arise from boundary resonance rather than pressure.
- HeartMath Institute established measurable links between emotion, coherence, and electromagnetic fields.
At the geometric level, the heart embodies toroidal and chestahedral symmetries, balancing stillness and motion through vector equilibrium. These forms reflect the same spinor and toroidal geometries found in cosmic structures, suggesting that biological and cosmological organization share one coherent grammar.
Extending beyond physiology, Sahely applies the HCP to culture, ecology, and consciousness. Civilization is seen as a planetary circulatory system whose health depends on synchronized, ethical coherence — “science without care is entropy.” The heart becomes both metaphor and mechanism for regeneration: it teaches that love, as coherence, is the organizing principle of existence.
In essence, The Heart of the Cosmos reframes science and spirituality as two expressions of one law:
“Energy remembers itself through coherence. Love is physics, and coherence is forever.”
