My initial education and professional occupation are in social sciences and clinical psychology. Historically, they study mental phenomena without concern about the underlying physical mechanisms. This makes them soft sciences. However, to deal with mental issues practically, psychology should turn into hard science. We cannot mend psychopathologies if we do not know how the mind works. With this practical and vital task, I redirected my interests to physics, biophysics, and neuroscience to understand the physics of the mind. To my amazement, I found that hard sciences do not cover the explanatory gap between physical and mental. To put it short, no one has yet explained the mind.The Macmillan Dictionary of Psychology acknowledges: “Consciousness is a fascinating but elusive phenomenon: it is impossible to specify what it is, what it does, or why it has evolved. Nothing worth reading has been written on it.”To change the situation, I started the project ‘Symphony of Matter and Mind’ which includes the Theory of Energy Harmony and the Teleological Transduction Theory. The first model addresses the fundamental question of physics about the mechanism of energy interactions and structures of matter. Using this base, the second model addresses living matter and the processes we combine in one word 'mind’. The project contains eight books being updated as new experimental data comes. If the model has good explanatory and predictive power, new facts fit it like a glove. The project is a synthesis of various areas of science that looks at the empirical knowledge they possess from a new perspective. The problem is not a lack of data but a lack of a unifying model to make sense of it. An insight that comes to a discoverer always stands on the shoulders of previous explorers.While working on the project, I found the explanation of the mind for myself and intend to share it with others hoping it will be worth reading.Read more about this authorRead less about this author