The Terminal Manner Doctrine: A Multidomain Predictive Model of Death Grounded in Spiritualectics
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: This research introduces the Terminal Manner Doctrine (TMD)—a novel theoretical framework asserting that while the time of death is fixed and immutable, the manner of death is determined by the most dominant energetic influence at that time. Drawing from the emerging interdisciplinary field of Spiritualectics, founded by Badru Michael Oluwarotimi, the paper proposes the Quantifiable Energy-Aura Scale (QEAS) as a predictive model that scores four life domains: spiritual, behavioral, natural, and predisposed (genetic). QEAS calculates energetic dominance using a dual-factor scoring system (intensity × frequency), and the model is applied to case studies of both deceased and living individuals. The study demonstrates high predictive alignment between model output and known outcomes and includes a simplified version for layman use. The work bridges metaphysics and behavioral science and introduces new tools for understanding mortality, personality, and fate within a structured scientific-spiritual paradigm
Author: Badru, Michael oluwarotimi
Language: English
Subfield: Social Psychology
Field: Psychology
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W6912024647