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Preface of "cat in the mouse - Human Being in chemistry"

 *Preface*


"We are not so different from the atoms that build us—we bond, we break, we react, and in doing so, we become."

— Sumaiyya Aziz

In a world where science and the human spirit often seem to walk separate paths, this book dares to unite them—gracefully, meaningfully, and poetically.

Written by Mr. Zeeshan Haider Moosavi, 

this book invites readers on an extraordinary journey where the smallest building blocks of matter mirror the most intimate truths of our human nature. With every page, he reveals how the invisible world of atoms isn’t just about protons and electrons—but about connections, attraction, balance, and sometimes, letting go.

The book draws a stunning parallel between chemical bonds and the relationships we cherish. A covalent bond, where electrons are shared, becomes a symbol of siblinghood—equal, close, and full of mutual exchange. An ionic bond, built on giving and receiving, echoes the delicate dance of spousal relationships—where one gives a part of themselves, and the other receives it to complete a union.

This book explores the intricate parallels between the structure of the atom and the structure of the self—delving deep into the quantum realm to uncover reflections of our emotions, relationships, and identities.

Drawing from the mysteries of atomic structure, he attempts to correlate the behaviors of electrons, protons, and neutrons with the dynamics of human behavior and interaction. The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle and Schrödinger’s Wave Equation are interpreted not just as scientific concepts, but as profound metaphors for the uncertainty and duality that lie within the human heart—symbolizing how we can be both known and unknown, particle and wave, certain and uncertain, all at once.

Relationships too, are examined through a chemical lens: the covalent bond as a poetic mirror of the sibling connection—shared, balanced, and deeply rooted; the ionic bond representing the dynamic and transformative energy between life partners—where one gives, the other receives, forming something stable yet charged. Even the reactions that occur in the laboratory are reimagined as everyday human events—combustion as passion, decomposition as loss, and synthesis as new beginnings.

One of the book's most illuminating chapters aligns Carl Jung’s timeless human archetypes with elements of the periodic table.

Written in simple, heartfelt language, Mr.Zeeshan Haider Moosavi makes complex science accessible—not through formulas and concepts, but through feelings. With warmth, wisdom, and wonder, he bridges the gap between chemistry and compassion, physics and philosophy.

This work is not just for students of science, but for philosophers, thinkers, and seekers of meaning. It is a fusion of disciplines, a bridge between mind and matter, heart and hydrogen. Whether you are an atomist or a mystic, a chemist or a poet, I hope this book will awaken within you a sense of wonder at the deep unity that binds the cosmos and the self.

Sumaiya Aziz (director vidyaniketan group of education) 

M. Pil. Chemistry, B.Ed

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