Gravity in Quantum Mechanics - Consciousness and Materiality - Article 12º

Materiality and consciousnesses are a fascinating theme, which led me to add a 12th article to this series of articles under the topic “Gravity in Quantum Mechanics.” The existence of the universe, as well as the consciousness of beings such as humans, are mysteries that science, philosophy and religions seek to unravel. The universe is a material unity woven by paradoxes. Gravity and energy are not merely forces: they are the two pillars of an invisible architecture that sustains matter, shapes space‑time and gives rise to movement. This deep structure ceases to be an enigma — it becomes a coherent, mathematically grounded map capable of explaining phenomena from the essence of materiality to the dynamics of the cosmos. But, as I mention in this article, this unity does not end in physics. It extends into the immaterial domain, where the Universal Consciousness and individual consciousnesses form a single fabric with the material universe. When everything connects, we realize that the immaterial is not a mystery separate from reality: it is its silent foundation. Existence reveals itself with a surprising harmony, where each phenomenon — no matter how strange — finds its place within a profound internal logic. Thus, I decided to write a book, published on Amazon under the title Understanding the Universe – Quantum Physics and Gravity, with twelve chapters corresponding to the twelve articles, which build a unified vision of the universe, integrating gravity, energy and consciousness into a single scientific and philosophical narrative. It is a work for those who seek to understand the cosmos in a broader, more coherent and more human way — for those who feel that reality is greater than what traditional science can describe, and that the truth of the universe lies in the union between the visible and the invisible. This article addresses the deep relationship between consciousness and materiality, exploring a domain that goes beyond the limits of traditional science. Science, based on comparison and on the observation of duality, does not possess instruments to understand the Unity that is at the origin of existence. However, when analyzing the fundamental structure of the universe, it becomes evident that materiality cannot arise without an immaterial principle that gives it order, coherence and direction. The presence of consciousness proves to be inevitable: it sustains movement, form, gravity, energy and all the formats that compose dual reality. Consciousness is presented as the fundamental principle that sustains each unit of existence. Starting from this premise, the article describes three levels of intervention of consciousness: the primordial level of the Supreme Consciousness, responsible for the creation of duality; the intermediate level, where particles and antiparticles arise that allow evolution; and the level of individual consciousnesses, which accompany and shape the dynamics of all evolution from the most basic units to living beings. Existence is presented as a set of complementary paradoxes—unity and duality, energy and gravity, matter and immateriality—that only make sense when understood as expressions of the same unified reality. Materiality is interpreted as energy that is localized and shaped by gravitational formats, while consciousness, which exists outside space‑time, allows order, coherence and non‑local interactions. The article proposes a hierarchy of consciousnesses, from the cosmic to the cellular, and argues that the human interpretation of reality is limited by the senses, although consciousness can influence matter at its most fundamental levels—especially where gravitational fields are weak and formats are diffuse. By integrating concepts such as quantum entanglement, hierarchy of consciousnesses, maintenance of material formats and influence of consciousness over matter, the article proposes a cosmological vision in which the universe evolves through the interaction between material processes and conscious principles. This approach offers a coherent explanation for phenomena that science cannot frame, suggesting that the evolution of the universe and of life results from the joint action of materiality and the consciousness that sustains it.