Inner Physics
Identity
Inner Physics defines the integrated behavior of internal systems when emotional, cognitive, and somatic dynamics operate simultaneously.
It is not a new physics added on top of others.
It is the coherence surface where all internal physical layers interact.
What Inner Physics Addresses
Inner Physics focuses on:
- cross-layer state interaction
- coherence and breakdown across systems
- stability under simultaneous load
- transition behavior when layers conflict
- system-level equilibrium without dominance of any single layer
It observes how systems behave together, not how they behave in isolation.
What Inner Physics Is Not
Inner Physics does not:
- unify fields conceptually
- propose mind–body theories
- offer holistic narratives
- replace individual physics layers
- collapse distinctions for simplicity
Integration here is structural, not philosophical.
Relationship to Other Physics
Emotional Physics governs motion.
Cognitive Physics governs interpretation.
Somatic Physics governs signal propagation.
Inner Physics governs how these coexist without collapse.
No layer subsumes another.
Dominance indicates instability.
Why This Layer Exists
Without Inner Physics:
- systems fragment
- interventions target the wrong layer
- coherence is mistaken for suppression
- breakdowns are misattributed
This layer exists to observe integration without interference.
Status
This field is declared and active.
Formal articulation will emerge only after the individual physics layers reach sufficient stability.