Positive and Negative Imaginary Spaces in Tenson Theory: A Tensorial Model of Religious and Philosophical Interference

This paper formalizes the tensorial structure of the positive and negative imagi- nary spaces within Tenson Theory. By extending the notion of complex spacetime, the study demonstrates that both the heavenly (positive) and infernal (negative) realms, long treated as dualistic opposites in religious cosmology, can be unified through an interference-preserving field equation. Philosophically, this work inter- prets the coexistence of creation and destruction, love and anger, salvation and fall, as complementary expressions of the same conserved imaginary energy.