what is gravity?

I have my own idea, but i want to hear yours... ill write mine out later in the thread.... so i ask you, what is your theory of gravity?

The force of attraction between all masses in the universe; especially the attraction of the earth's mass for bodies near its surface.

no no no, beyond that... what creates the force of attraction

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what creates the force of attraction

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A polarized incoming particle applies a force to its host mass as it vibrates in a wave like forward fashion, while rotating about 360 degrees its directional axis, thus creating multiple wave tubes through the host matter and it is the interactions of this movement, which creates the force perceived as gravity towards the mass to which these particles are returning to. The gravity particle is composed of many sets of sub atomic particles each assigned to a different task or assisting another, but all operating as one.

lastresort: what is your idea of gravity?

Hey, I have contemplated a statement by a current metaphysician that states that to the human essence gravity is Love. He further states that gravity is a condition for a human body. He also says that essence is not born. I've been considering this for some 33 years. I assumed there must be a dichotomy to this from the point of view of conditioned reality or what it means existentially. An answer came to me unbidden. I,m really stretching here to explain how this created a certain relaxation to my totality. But simply said it is that materialization on any level (i.e, also materiality as a range) is itself gravity. What we call the pull or attraction or force is simply what has potential to be through cause and effect as "two sides of one coin". It is not random but "pre-established". This is probably getting lost in translation. If anyone finds anything new or interesting in this please, help me out here. This was provoked from the statements about love and essence. He also speaks of parameters within which something can be done. An arena perhaps like a football field (my thought) having goals and rules of play that are understandable to those within and looking from without, yet together one whole. This is my first attempt to put this in words. The thought was complete and without discernable parts. Thanks. Hope this isn't too rambling and uninformed.

can you recall what his name is? I would definitely like to look into that.

Oscar Ichazo. Books: "Between Metaphysics and Protoanalysis" and "Interviews with Oscar Ichazo".

I find it hard to fathom that the forces of the universe
(gravity included) could occur in any random fashion.
What laws created the attraction of sub-atomic
particles (i.e.; gravity) in the first place?
And how are they "assigned" certain tasks?
It would seem that, in all the cosmos, there
is some underlying intelligence at work.
If I threw all the parts of a stop watch up in
the air, what are the odds that they would
land on a table to form a working watch?
Beyond infinity I would think.
Hence my belief in some underlying force at work.