We are used to questioning if religion is science. However, it makes more sense to ask ourselves if science is religion. For many people, science and religion seem to be at odds with each other. Conversely, science and religion actually inform each other. This piece of writing supports the compatibility of science and religion. Science and religion are united by a common purpose but are fundamentally separate methodologically. Reciprocally, science and religion seek to grasp why the universe exists, the purpose of our existence and what will come afterward. From this perspective, science and...

Science is a human imperative. Humans have always sought to understand the workings of the universe and our place in it. From early on, pioneer scientists speculated that daily life is governed by a universal plan. They hypothesized that all phenomena (human and natural) conform to a general law. They speculated that nature unfolds in a predictable way. However, in the quest to understand and explain unknown patterns in the physical world, science has been described using opposing lens. Science was once understood as supernatural phenomenon, mythology and tradition. Science has also been...

For countless millennia, relatedness has been the fulcrum of world politics, economics, society, psychology and technology. In this write-up, I demonstrate why and how globalization (a form of relatedness) is being replaced by connectedness as manifest in the way humanity organizes itself politically, economically, socially and emotionally. The world is herein best understood in terms of spatial position (space) and non-spatial relationships. Spatial dimensions simply refer to physical objects, geography and location. Non-spatial dimensions connect us with the rest of the universe in...

Ever since the dawn of humanity, humans have attempted to fully comprehend and explain nature. However, orthodox science holds that not even the most sophisticated model is proficient enough to provide a perfect depiction of the universe. Indeed, no thought process thus far has ever managed to present social life, politics, economics, psychology, technology, the material world and terrestrial space as a seamless whole. Atomists described nature in the form of atoms and the surrounding void (empty space). Newtonian mechanics comprehended the natural world as being made up of particles and...

Relatedness, the current structuring of the human society, determines resource optimality worldwide. The world has a resource underutilization/underinvestment/misapplication problem. Sub-optimal consequences are unfavourable results of identity politics and struggles and the subsequent inadequacy of opportunities for most people to positively utilize their adaptive capacities. Relatedness apparently encourages competition along fault lines for power, resources and mating partners. Some of the major unfavorable outcomes include discrimination, mistrust and suspicion; unemployment; poverty;...

Practically half of Kenyans, about 21.5 million people, are poor. Ensuring citizens have an income is the single most effective means of transforming lives and reducing deep-rooted poverty and inequality. Regrettably, lack of income opportunities has become such a huge challenge in Kenya. Many Kenyans leave school hoping to find work or start a viable business to participate in economic building, but for the last three decades income opportunities have not been forthcoming. Statistics on joblessness and inactivity indicate that over 40 per cent Kenyans are without stable incomes. The...

From early on the human quest has been to discover, shape and improve the universe. Humans have sought to understand the properties of the universe. This book suggests that everything in the universe is made up of physical and non-physical phenomena. The universe is composed of spatial and non-spatial attributes. The universe is extended in non-physical realms in what can be described as connectedness. For this reason, in addition to the familiar three-dimensional spatial world, there are twelve (12) non-spatial relations namely gravity, electromagnetism, strong nuclear interaction, weak...