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An Introduction to Theory of Correlativity

Until today, the modern sciences such as psychology, anthropology, and biology had little success in predicting human behavior. As quoted by world’s renowned theoretical physicist Prof. Stephen Hawking in his popular science bestseller “A Brief History of Time”, we have, as yet, had little success in predicting human behavior from mathematical equations! This has motivated Dr Hew Yon Long to carryout research to unlock the mystery of predicting human behavior using eastern philosophy such as “Yi Jing” (I-Ching), which is also known as the “Book of Changes.” The discovery of link between the genetic code and the birth code has prompted Dr Hew to formulate the Theory of Correlativity that unifies these few theories:

 

  1. Newton’s Inverse-square Law
  2. Einstein’s Famous Energy Equation
  3. Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle
  4. Watson-Crick’s Universal Genetic Code
  5. Yi Jing (I-Ching)
  6. Zi Wei Dou Shu

Correlativity is a brand new theory in predicting human behavior. It is a theory that unites the western science and the eastern philosophy. The idea of Correlativity first struck Dr Hew’s mind in January 1991 but it wasn’t until December 2003 that he successfully formulated the Correlativity Theory.

The link between Genetic Code and Birth Code

The DNA codes use groups of three ‘letter’ to create meaning. Most of these groups of three ‘letters’ codes form the amino acid. There are four different DNA letters, A, C, G, T. There are also 64 different combinations that can be used to make a DNA triplet. Similarly, “Yi Jing” also uses groups of three ‘lines’ to create meaning. Each line is grouped into 8 arrangements. “Yi Jing” code contains two layers – the space layer and the time layer. Hence, 8 X 8 also equal to 64. According to “Yi Jing" (I-Ching), genetic code falls into the space layer whereas birth code falls into the time layer.

Applications of Correlativity

The application of Correlativity is divided into three categories:

    • Career Guide such as pre-university enrollment, types of suitable profession and types of passion. Indeed, it is part and parcel of Human Resources Management.
    • Relationship Guide such as the relationships between you and your parents, sibling, spouse, children, superiors, subordinates, or friends.
    • Health Guide such as preventive measures on susceptible symptom and providing solution on symptom that already manifested.

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