The 'Beyond-Physics' Analogy of Newton's Laws of Motion

The classical Newtonian laws of motion are very valid to this present day. As a matter of fact, the entirety of science has its uniqueness in the dynamic foundation of the laws of motion postulated by physicist, Sir Isaac Newton.
The write-up is primarily concerned with the ‘beyond-physics’ analogy of the already familiar Newton’s laws of motion. However, the laws of motion have to be stated in order to comprehend or have a clue (at least) of what the work piece is all about.
The following are the laws of motion (simplified)
1) A body will continue to remain at rest or its uniform motion on a straight line except acted on by an external force. This is known as the law of inertia.
2) The force applied to an object is proportional to the rate of change of momentum. In other words,
Fα M (V-U)/T, that is, FαMo/T
F=KM (V-U)/T
Where F=applied force, K=proportionality constant=1, M=mass of the object, V=final velocity=initial velocity, T=time (rate), Mo=Momentum
Therefore, F=M (V-U)/T
3) Forces of action and reaction are equal and opposite (law of equilibrium)


The ‘Beyond-Physics’ laws of motion is an analogy of their natural dynamics in the light of meta-physics. The only difference is in their units-presently, there are no fathomable yardsticks or measuring parameters to ascertain intrinsic (eternal) variables associated with this phenomenon (see their explanations in subsequent chapters)

Philosophers, scientists, knowledge and idea seekers and those who are in the meta-physics-related fields will appreciate this novel piece.