[204] "The heart was a wave." The beautiful truth found at the end of a journey through mathematical formulas. ~ Koguma Papa's Soul Equation: Finally Complete ~
This is Koguma Papa.
Today, the journey to
mathematically and physically decipher the 'movements of the heart'finally reaches its
climax.
Up until now, I have taken each of the
forcesacting upon the heart one by one, and by turning them into mathematical formulas, I have carefully examined their true nature and roles.
And finally, today,
all of those
forceshave connected as
a single equation of motion, so I would like to share the answer with you, along with the emotion I felt.
This content touches on the core of the physics of the heart, so please stay with me until the end.
From here on, I will briefly look back at the content covered so far with diagrams, so that even those reading my posts for the first time can easily understand.
It all started with encountering this diagram.
'the way of the heart'and'actions [thoughts]'
. Could I not reduce this
gapthat causes me suffering to zero? This was the starting point.
If 'the
way of the heart' (how I want to be) and 'the
actions [thoughts]' (what I am actually doing/thinking) were pointing in the exact same direction... there would be no conflict or discomfort here. Only quiet and fulfilled time would flow.
However, in our reality (daily life),
'external forces' arealwayspresent. Work deadlines, orders from superiors, responsibilities to family, anxiety about health, anxiety about money in the future...
Theseexternal forcestry to forcibly pull the arrow of my '
actions [thoughts]' away from the direction of the '
ideal' or 'way of the heart' where it should be.
gapin the heart. The internal force that tries to return that
gapis what shakes the heart.
I have been clarifying one by one the forces that act on my heart when agapis created by being pulled by theseexternal forces (diagram below).
θ₂: The gap between the state of the heart and actions [thoughts] gap. The "synthesis of θ₁ and θ₂" is the gap
θ. External forces create gaps, and internal forces create the swaying of the heart.
These four forces
restoring force(kθ), tuning force(cθ′), inertial force(mθ″), and external force F(t) do not act separately. All of these forces act on the heart simultaneously and continuously.
External force creates a gap, and a
restoring force that tries to return from that gap acts, causing the heart to begin to sway. To prevent it from swaying too much, a
tuning force applies the brakes, and an inertial force
resists sudden changes. The heart continues to sway while creating a unique rhythm amidst the tug-of-war of these four forces.
In the world of physics, there is an incredibly powerful equation that explains the "movement of swaying things" with just a single formula.
That is—
the equation of forced damped oscillation.
This equation is a law where the sum of the three forces on the (left side) always perfectly matches (balances with) the
(right side) external force F(t).
This equation is a
perfected universal law that has been thoroughly verified by countless geniuses in the world of physics for hundreds of years.
With this one formula, "all physical phenomena of 'swaying'" such as bridges, buildings, musical instruments, and car bodies can be described in a unified way.
The way "swaying things" move is determined by the balance of these four forces (inertial force, damping force, restoring force, and external force).
I realized that the movements of my own heart also have a structure that is surprisingly the same as this.
That is why I tried applying this unshakable truth directly to the movements of my own heart.
That is
Koguma Papa's
"Equation of the Soul"
I will solve this equation to unravel the mystery of the deviation (θ).
mθ″ + cθ′ + kθ = F(t)
The general solution of this differential equation is as follows.
radians (a unit of angle), but
the vertical axis of the graph is shown in degrees (°) for the reader's convenience.
…The deviation of the heart (θ) was swaying like a wave!!
I will explain in more detail.
mθ″ + cθ′ + kθ = F(t)
The general solution (θ(t)) of this differential equation is always the sum of two things: "movement that continues to sway in accordance with external force (=
steady-state solution)" and "movement that sways violently only at the beginning and gradually fades away (=
transient solution)". And the steady-state solution
and the transient solution are as follows, respectively.
The sum of the above steady-state solution and transient solution becomes the general solution (the answer).
In other words, the
general solution of the forced damped oscillation equation is always
general solution = steady-state solution + transient solution, and this
general solution is the goal of this equation.
I think this is important, so I will say it again.
mθ″ + cθ′ + kθ = F(t)
The general solution of this equation is always
General solution = steady-state solution + transient solution
, and the
steady-state solution performs movement that continues to sway in accordance with external force. The
transient solution performs movement that sways violently only at the beginning and gradually fades away. And
the general solution is always the sum of the steady-state solution and the transient solution
.
Looking at this result, I was convinced.
The heart is a "wave" and has always been an existence that continues to sway….
I have heard such metaphors before, but when I dissect the movements of the heart relying on my own physical sensations and mathematical formulas, it is not just a metaphor, but also physically and mathematically
I have truly realized that
the heart is a wave.
When you think about it,
heartbeat (periodic oscillation),
breathing (periodic oscillation),
brain waves (alpha, beta, theta waves) —
these are all completelywavephenomena.
If this swaying stops,
a person dies.
In other words,
swaying is proof of being alive.
Perhaps the cessation of the heart's swaying
is equivalent to the heart dying.
Therefore,
it is not about eliminating the swaying,
but rather what is needed ishow to handle the swaying.
I believe this becomes
a person's "way of life."
The heart moves just like a "wave."
Swaying... returning, swaying again,
sometimes greatly... sometimes quietly.
And because it is awave...
it transmits,
influences,
cancels out,
resonates,
synchronizes,
interferes,
and overlaps.
When I face people,
I experience this "wave phenomenon" every day.
Just as with every phenomenon in this world,
the movements of the heart and emotionscan also be explained bywave mechanics.I cannot help but feel that way.
Elementary particles (the smallest level of existence that makes up the natural world),
atoms,
molecules,
cells—without exception, all matter in this world
is
vibrating,which is established as a "fact" in science.
In other words, there is no matter in this universe
that is completely stationary.
That is precisely why
"the heart" also sways as a vibration (wave)
might just bea natural thing.
If you perceive the movements of the heart as a "wave,"
your way of dealing with the heart's swaying
might become surprisingly easier.
There are laws to the heart's swaying,
there is meaning,
and there is a structure to how it settles.
Once you understand that,
the heart's swaying is no longer a threat,
but simply one "movement."
In the process of turning the heart's movements into mathematical formulas,
my new goal (direction of exploration)
has now become clearly visible.
I want to re-examine the heart as awave,
and carefully delve into its rhythm, its resonance, and its laws.
The journey to understand the heart as a "wave"begins here.
Finally,
Koguma Papa's"solution to the soul equation,",
in other words,the true nature of the heart's deviation θ,I will now show you as a mathematical formula.
This is
"the heart's swaying"explained by the world's strongest vibration equation.(*If you are allergic to math,
please skip the following explanation.
I have already conveyed almost all of the essence
that I wanted to share today.)
universal structure that physics has perfected over a long history.
Regarding the detailed solution,
forced damped oscillationiswidely available in many documents and explanations.
If you have any questions, please look them up.
From here on, using this equation as a foundation,
I will take it one step at a time toward the practice of
how to accept and how to regulate the daily swaying of the heart.
From here on, using the framework of
m, c, k,I would like to gradually delve into
how the heart sways by type,
why people react differently to the same event,
and what kind of waveforms the heart's swaying draws.
And eventually
I intend to draw a graph
of what kind of waveform my own heart is actually swaying with.
Instead of talking about emotions and the movements of the heart
only through feelings,
I want to look at them through mathematical formulas and waveforms.
I believe that will surely
be a process for understanding myself better.
More to come.
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