This is essentially what the physicists are looking for with the Large Hadron Collider.

The "God as a web-work" is a nice idea. But isn't God in everything we see? Do we need a special particle for that, or is He all particles?

The difficulty with gravity is that, in all other forces such as the electrostatic force and the magnetic force, there is a corresponding particle that transfers that force. Physicists have been successful at finding the particles that mediate all of these forces, except for gravity.

well actually i have read that they have been to the smallest particule possible and discovered that it is made from the same stuff!One of the most exciting discoveries of quantum physics is the realization that our thoughts affect the world around us. In the quantum realm--far smaller than protons and neutrons--quantum scientists have conducted numerous experiments with the smallest particles known.

In these quantum physics studies, it was discovered that the thoughts and expectations of the experimenter were actually causing the experiment's outcome! For instance, if the experimenter thought the particle would spin a certain way, it would! Scientists witnessed that a person's thoughts were actually causing the reaction of matter--at the quantum physics level.

The implications of this and other quantum physics studies has lead quantum scientists to understand that we have a direct effect on the world around us--our thoughts are affecting the physical world in which we live. In fact, they are discovering that the power of thought literally enables us to create reality--our own reality.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quark http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eightfold_way_(physics) so the noble eightfold path of the buddhis was not so far from the truth was it?

It is unified field theory, which says that all particles exist out of nothingness, 2 particles a positive and a negative spontaniously "erupt" from nowhere, the come into being out of no-thingness they will then become attracted to each other and collide and fade back into nothingness unless something else interacts with them. (these are referred to as virtual particles)

So the answer is no prayer works via the UFT and gravity actually works via electrons pushing on each other.

If they keep insisting on particles for sure they will. Fact is everything is consciousness which can be particulate, string, wave, totally-something-or-anything-else, or solid depending on our state. The tendency to break things down from seemingly big solid to little particles, as effective and advanced as it seems, is one of the last dregs of human habit. Yes, they may very well find particles if they think everything is particles. Particles are also the result of a type of perception. There is only consciousness. Everything is actually formless consciousness which takes on form depending on the focus that gives it such form.

I think that when we think about something or someone with concentration, like prayer, then our electrons pop in and out with theirs, sharing our vibration with them. I think that is how remote viewing works too.

According to string theory, there are no particles. Reality is made up of infinitesimal 1-dimensional strings that curl up into a loop or stay open and vibrate. Those vibrations cause the illusion of stable objects like particles and people. So, if you don't like being an electron, change your vibration and be a positron ;D

Prayer is imagery. We are holographic beings, our thoughts being images. We think as images. These images appear before us the more we think/imagine them. We consist of the same consciousness constantly creating this holographic existence itself. Therefore, we are co-creators. Think/imagine with not much focus and you get these shallow frequencies -- v v v v This type of focus is shallow so any form attached to it may not show up at all. But think/imagine about wanting something a whole lot more and the frequencies embedded with these images will show up a whole lot faster VVVVVVVVVVV to form something. Gravity? Since we are electrical energy fields and so is the earth, then aren't we magnetically attracted to the earth? And the earth spins a thousand times an hour, so we could be forced down onto the planet with this spin.