Get your raincoat guys :)

Sunday Morning. Everyone at home is fast asleep! It is my favorite time to contemplate and read and be in my own field of thoughts without interruption! The best thing to do in such times is to go for a walk. Tied laces, got  ipod out and then just as was about to step out of house –it started to rain. One freezes at the doorway and as one watches the grass get wet one wonders about what choice to make- take out the shoes and get back into house or get a rain coat to go for a walk.

Well get your raincoat!

Ah! the rain splatter on my rain coat made its own music over and above the music that I was listening to, each music tone creating a vibration of its own. The raindrops hit the ground and then jump back up a little like a bouncy ball. The  smell of wet Earth, the humid in the wind. The green of leaves and grass, the bright color of flowers dancing in that rain. The rain got heavier.  Time to take shelter under a tree. Breathe- watch and then take selfie:) 

Resume walking humming and singing and just being. I created this moment by making the right choice.

Get your raincoat guys :)

Love expressed by Physicists in their equations :)

If Poets have written poetry  on love and if Metaphysics have spoken about the spirit of love be assured that  Physicists have made innumerable theories on Physics of love

1) Love and Quantum Entanglement is the most famous one:

Entanglement is one of the strangest predictions of quantum mechanics. Two objects are entangled if their physical properties are undefined but correlated, even when the two objects are separated by a large distance.  So when one meets someone that one clicks the instantly then maybe they have been quantamally entangled through a process of being in a different space time.

2)  Many mathematicians have made differential equations on love

 A GeoGebra Heart Graph with this equation plots a heart graph for you

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3) Another way of analysing love comes from a field of science called human chemistry. In human chemistry there is a human molecular formula  one human. 

This formula shows the total number of elements that comprise the typical 65kg person. 

The chemical reaction of love ensues from a reaction between a single male human molecule, symbol Mx, and a single female human molecule

M(x) + F)y) = M(x)F(y)

Now the compatibility of a male ad a female to be bonded in love and stay in love depends on a chemical thermodynamic formula

Delta G= G{MxFy}  - (G{M}x+G{Fy})

a) in which GMxFy is the Gibbs free energy of the couple in their bonded relationship state, in the form of a dihumanide molecule (two attached humans viewed as one single molecule) 

b)  GMx is the measure of the Gibbs free energy of the male as a single unattached human molecule

 c)and GFy is the measure of the Gibbs free energy of the male as a single unattached human 

molecule.

This logic is summarized well by the following 1999 definition of molecular bonding by American-born Canadian biophysical chemist Julie Forman-Kay.

The calculated value of this so-called "marriage reaction", in human terms, Gibbs free energy change ΔG will determine the naturalness or feasibility of the potential marriage as follows:

dG < 0   ΔG < 0   Lewis inequality for a natural process (or spontaneous process), one in which the change will occur naturally or spontaneously and in which useful energy is obtainable from the system.

dG > 0   ΔG > 0   Lewis inequality for an unnatural process (or non-spontaneous process), one in which useful energy is required to be supplied to the given system to bring about the desired change.

The first of these criterion's, i.e. the Lewis inequality for a natural process, will energetically quantify so-called "natural marriages" and the magnitude of the Gibbs free energy change, when less than zero, will determine the so-called measure of "love" or rather Gottman stability ratio of love to hate in the structure of the stability of the bond, according to the following rules (spontaneity criterion).

According to Huang a successful partnership between a pair will depend on the amout of free energy - the ones who have less free energy than the starting compounds and are more stable. In a reaction 

4) In chemistry, elective affinity, a variant of “affinity”, was a term used, especially in the 18th century, to define a tendency of a chemical species to “elect” to unit with one chemical entity in preference to that of another.

5) In 2006, American young adult fiction author John Green published the award-winning book An Abundance of Katherines : The Theorem of Underlying Katherine Predictability, which he hopes will predict the future of any relationship

6) Love explained as a Le Chatlier's principle

In chemistry, Le Chatelier’s principle, also called "Le Chatelier-Braun principle"  systems in equilibrium tend to react to perturbations in a transformational direction towards the change, thus re-establishing a new equilibrium.

7) There are fun equations to explain sex

There are innumerable ways to express love. The poet in me would say 

If you say love is strong,
Then it can certainly become weak,
If you say love is deep,
Then it can certainly become shallow,
...for if you feel one
...the other will exist
When conditions change the other will be felt,
However if one says that
Love just is..
In that moment and infinity
Indescribable, inexpressible
Without sides of any emotions
Then it just "IS"

The spiritualist in me would say :Look at everyone as - The self in me as the self in all. 

When one connects to other at the level of spirit - whatever that is then the ego vanishes and one feels the power of love .

Love conquers all whether one believes or not. If you do not think so then may be the love that you have experienced and given comes from the center of ego. Let your love be proactive.

Happy Valentine's Day all :)

( There has been a considerable research in writing this blog)

http://mathandmultimedia.com/2013/07/18/constructing-a-geogebra-heart-graph/

http://www.eoht.info/page/male-female+reaction

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gibbs_free_energy

http://www.mathsisfun.com/algebra/inequality-properties.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elective_Affinities

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/An_Abundance_of_Katherines