Energy in Physics

To explain subtle energies more easily, let us review the concepts related to energy in physics together. Usually, when we talk about energy, we remember heat, heat or light are a special part or a special form of energy that we deal with. There are different types of energy in our surroundings, including electricity or magnetic energy, or gravitational energy such as gravity or chemical energy. For example, plants take sunlight and store that energy in the form of carbohydrates or sugar they convert light energy into chemical energy and various other types of energy that exist and we deal with them. Energies are converted to each other, for example, the electrical energy that is in the electric wires can be converted into light energy in the lamp, or it can be converted into thermal energy in electric ovens, or it can cause rotation or movement in generators. Also, light energy can be converted into chemical energy during the phenomenon of photosynthesis, and it is interesting to know that our body also uses a certain form of energy and converts it into various other forms. The important point is that all different types of energy and also all different types of matter can be converted into each other and the amount of energy and matter in the world is constant, so energy is neither created nor destroyed. Its shape changes and so does its substance. Therefore, every particle of our existence has a lot of energy in its essence, which emits it in different forms of energy and even they can become each other. Continuing the discussion about subtle energies will define other aspects of the existence of these energies around us.