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What if light was never sent to you-only waiting to be realized? What if frequency isn't carried by waves, but extracted by observers? What if science never discovered truth, but only tuned into what it was ready to receive?
In Frequency: The Compass of Consciousness and the Illusion of Light, independent researcher and philosopher Sandeep J. Chavan presents a groundbreaking reinterpretation of modern physics and perception through the lens of Universal Energy Dynamics (UED)-a model that places resonance, intent, and structure at the heart of how reality is realized.
This is not a book about equations. It is a book about alignment. It challenges our inherited assumptions about photons, frequency, observation, and even the nature of scientific discovery itself. From rethinking the photoelectric effect to questioning the objectivity of E = h?, Sandeep guides the reader through a paradigm where:
Light is not emitted-it is realized through resonance. Frequency is not inherent-it is observer-dependent. Observation is not passive-it is intent in action. Science is not final-it is structured tuning into the field.
Blending physics, metaphysics, consciousness studies, and system design, Frequency unfolds as both a scientific discourse and a philosophical compass. It invites the reader-not merely to understand the universe-but to realize that they are already a structure within it, shaping what can be seen, known, and made real.
Featuring original laws (such as the Law of Consequences, the Half-Truth Principle, and Chavan's Law of Frequency), detailed diagrams, reader-friendly glossaries, and rich appendices, this book is a complete intellectual toolkit for those who believe science has more to say-and more to remember.
If you've ever suspected that reality is more relational than mechanical, more participatory than objective, and more conscious than random-this book is your tuning fork.
You do not find the truth. You align with it.
