The Principle of the Non-Equivalence Between Total Energy and the Sum of Its Components: A Novel Theoretical Model within Integrative Sciences, Informed by the Ontology of Ostad Elahi

AbstractThis paper seeks to critically reconsider certain epistemological foundations of science and metaphysics. Drawing upon Elahi's ontological vision, the principle of “the non-equivalence of total energy to the sum of its parts” is introduced as a theoretical basis for formulating a new framework at the intersection of physics, biology, and ontology. This principle posits that complex systems are not merely the sum of their components but embody emergent qualities that transcend them. The proposed theory aims to lay the groundwork for a deeper synthesis between academic science and modern metaphysics, potentially transforming our understanding of the structure of existential reality. At the Research Institute Andishe Online Germany (AOG), we believe: „Within the next two decades, a new order will dominate the planet Earth. One of the defining characteristics of this new order will be fundamental transformations across all scientific domains. Currently, we are merely establishing the preliminary frameworks.” The present paper has been published in English, Persian, French, German, Spanish, and Arabic.