Re: Theos-World Re: [bn-study] RE: good-bye to the BIG BANG theory
Jan 12, 2004 02:13 AM
by leonmaurer
Hey Netamara, I'm happy to hear that you understand whatever I was talking
about, But, what makes you think anyone else in this forum is as wise as you,
and doesn't need a bit of scientific background before getting an alternative
scientific view of Cosmogenesis that makes some theosophical sense? As for
the treatise on Cosmic Fire, what makes you so sure it was blessed by HPB? I've
read it, too, and it didn't tell me anything I couldn't figure out for myself
by studying the Secret Doctrine and all the references to esoteric
metaphysical material she included -- from the I-Ching, through Hermes, pythagorus, and
Paracelsus, to the kabbala (the entire list would be too long to put in here)
in addition to some direct teachings from living masters of both science and
metaphysics -- one of whom was my father, an alchemist, kabbalist and 33rd
degree Mason who taught me to question and search out the real meaning of
everything I read, and accept no "Bibles" (like HPB also advised). And, what came out
of it all was much clearer, and made more sense than all the convoluted
writings of AAB. (Although, admitteedly, I did get a few tidbits from DK hidden in
the doubletalk.) But, if that's your "Bible," and it gave you all the
scientific, metaphysical and philosophical truth you need, then who am I toargue
against that? :-)
Leonardo
In a message dated 01/09/04 10:36:02 PM, netemara888@yahoo.com writes:
>Helloooooooo yourself. Why are you reinventing the wheel here? The
>other seminal tome which was dedicated to HPB (which is my Bible)
>is "A Treatise on Cosmic Fire" which deals with electrical fire and
>all the rest. I've been studying it for 35 years as well, long
>before I had a scientific background because it was the same as the
>Indian Philosophies, and hell I understood those. So I took what I
>did understand and applied it to what I did not (there's a definite
>name for that but it escapes me now) and voila, I know as much about
>physics, in the theoretical sense as any physicist, and can listen
>to any lecture on the subject.
>
>However, AAB took the SD and parlayed it into The Cosmic Fire
>Treatise with HPB's blessings. What say you about this Leon?
>
>Netemara
--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, leonmaurer@a... wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> Referring to the HPB quote and the article below:
>
> How about that? Looks like they are almost getting close to my ABC theory
> (which was almost presaged by HPB and pretty much consistent with
> everything she taught).
>
> But they still haven't figured out how all those electrical fields come
into
> being. Or, more importantly, how they relate to consciousness and give
rise
> to mind, memory -- and brains (not to mention, bodies:-)? Be nice if the
> cosmologists and string theorists get together... (And then ask me [or HPB]
> to fill in the links to the missing zero-points of pure consciousness
> between the em fields and the strings.:-)
>
> In any event, the "Big Bang" may still be a viable concept -- so long as we
> realize it may just be the apparently singular instant at the beginning of
(our
> sidereal) time when the universe fell into matter and changed from its
> spiritual (noumenal) to its physical (phenomenal) state. (Of course, in
> Cosmic time, since it also had to evolve through the mental and astral
planes,
> that may have taken ages.) Before that sudden appearance in our sidereal
> space-time level, the numbers, spatial directions, frequencies, and time
> relationships used for scientific measurement in our visible metric
universe,
> would have no reality.
>
> So, as far as science is concerned, that's where everything appeared to
begin
> -- all at once. Because of that, somebody, said it seems like an
explosion,
> so they gave it the name "Big Bang," and it stuck. But, then, a lightning
> bolt seems like an explosion to us, and that's an electrical effect, too,
that
> has a finite velocity of propagation. Between those last two states is
where
> modern science (that tries to imagine the whole by examining all the parts
> and figuring how they interrelate) gets lost in space.
>
> One problem, besides getting hooked on the particles as being fundamental
> (rather than the wave) is that they don't yet fully understand the
fundamental
> electrical nature of the material universe that must originate in the
abstract
> motion (superspin or spinergy) of the nonmaterial energy source behind
their
> "Big Bang." And, that spin must lead to cycles, and cycles lead to waves,
and
> waves have to flow like electricity and obey all the same laws of
> electrodynamics such as voltage (pressure), amperage (volume), resistance,
> capacitance, inductance, phase, resonance, harmonics, etc., as well as
> generate wave fronts that act as particles that smash into things.
> (Incidentally, these laws are analogously similar to all the laws of
> hydrodynamics.)
>
> Another problem is that the parts keep shifting around trying to get back
to
> that superspin or spinergy (the root of electricity, cycles and
periodicity)
> they came from. (All fundamental electrical forces, including gravity, can
be
> both attractive and repulsive depending on the polarity.) So, when science
> gets down to observing the smallest parts (quantum particles), they change
> their motion (energy level) and, consequently, their position just by
> looking at them. Quantum physics thinks that's because these properties
are
> indeterminate and subject to statistical probability laws. (But, maybe,
those
> mites know what they are doing. :-)
>
> Actually, these apparent effects may be because we can only observe
> something by reflection. And that means sending out a ray of
electromagnetic
> energy (light, electrons, x-rays or otherwise) to bounce off the object.
> When that energetic corpuscle or "inquiray" (sic) wave front has the same
> energy as the small particle (which is also an electrical wave front) the
> particle reacts by moving backward and/or changing its direction of spin --
> like a billiard ball when tapped with the cue stick. (Since, from a
theosophical
> opoint of view, the bserver's consciousness, or consciously directed will
or
> intent which must be a projection of minute energy, can interfere with the
> consciousness aspect of the quantum particle -- could this be a partial
> explanation of the mechanisms behind some forms of psychic phenomena?)
>
> So, when we try to locate the position of an electron, we can't determine
its
> momentum, and when we try to measure its momentum, we can't determine
> its position. But, to the scientist, that can only mean that the universe
is
> governed by probability laws... When, actually, it is governed by the
> informational wave patterns of electrical energy carried by the invisible
> hyperspace fields that exist in the apparently empty space between the zero-
> point and the quantum particle. Science labels this space, the Planck
distance,
> and fills it with perturbations or "Cosmic foam" of the "vacuum" -- without
r
> eally knowing what they are talking about. Although, they know from
> Einstein's theory of relativity, that the closer you get to the zero-point
the
>greater the energy, until at the zero-point, it approaches infinity
> (by our measurements). Of course, this completely
> violates all the rules of quantum physics, since its mathematics
> can only deal with finite particles having finite energies. So, what to
do?
> Science needs a new paradigm that can bring these two theories into
> conformance with each other. Well, that's what string physics is all
about.
>
> So, the more advanced Superstring/M-brane theorists are beginning
> to see that these vibrational patterns on the one dimensional ray of energy
> ("superstring") that composes the surface ("M-brane") of the adjacent
> zero-point hyperspace fields (theosophically, the Astral realms linked to
> the mental realms), are what determine the vibrational nature of the 2-
> dimensional "strings" that compose the quarks and gluons that make up
> the 3-dimensional quantum particles.
> From there on, electrodynamics takes over and determines the nature of the
> atoms and molecules, and eventually, all the beings in the universe --
> from viruses to stars, quasars and black holes. A process -- starting from
> ezero, and nding up with our space time continuum -- that is as simple as
> ABC. (That is, if you look at it simultaneously from both the inside out
> AND the outside in.)
>
> And, it will become so simple when these scientists begin to understand
> how zero-point consciousness (awareness and will) is physiologically,
> chemically, neurological, and psychologically linked to all those material
> entities through their coenergetic hyperspace electrical fields.
>
> Thus, such a new paradigm will eventually -- by tying together and
> correlating holographic information theory with Superstring/M-brane physics
>and its hyperspace fields (matter) married to consciousness (spirit) which,
> together, originate simultaneously at the cosmic field's zero-laya-point
> center -- give us a Unified Field Theory of Everything. Incidentally, that
is
> what the theosophical and scientifically metaphysical theory of ABC has
> already done... Although, conventional science, steeped in its
materialistic
> biases, is not yet ready to fully comprehend or accept it.
>
> But, when they do, which, as HPB predicted, is inevitable, theosophy will
> no longer stand outside of established science, but will merge with it.
And,
> from then on, no one will be able to refute the reality of both karma and
> reincarnation and the unity of all beings, along with the moral-ethical
> responsibilities to each other that they imply.
>
> But, didn't we theosophists already know that everything in the universe is
> conscious -- to one degree of expression or another -- and, that
> consciousness is eternal?
>
> How could that not be -- since the zero-point center of the universe is
> everywhere, while it's circumference, being the continuous interconnected
> surfaces (or M-branes) of all the coadunate but not consubstantial and
> multidimensional hyperspace electrical fields, is nowhere? And, further,
> while the fields are forever changing, the zero-point (that is their
origin)
>can never change its essential "beness," or potential being.
>
> To visualize (by using our imagination focussed meditatively in the higher
> mind) how these fields at the primal beginning are, (1) derived out of a
> centralized zero (Laya) point of infinite spinergy, (2) coenergetically
> interrelated with each other in their spiral involution's, (3) have no
> beginning or end (like a snake with its tail in its mouth), (4) follow a
>continuous spiral vortical path that has no separate inside or outside
(like a
> Mobius strip or Klein bottle), and (5) simulates the analogous paths as
well
> as the topological molecular code of the eventual DNA molecule --
> to finally form 14 inner spherical
> fields within the outer ring-pass-not field (in accord with the formula in
the
> Book of Dzyan, "The 3, the 1, the 4, the 1, the 5, the twice 7, the sum
total,"
> and the ancient concept, "As above so below") -- see the following web
sites:
>
> http://users.aol.com/uniwldarts/uniworld.artisans.guild/chakrafield.html
> http://users.aol.com/leonmaurer/invlutionflddiagnotate.gif
> http://users.aol.com/leonmaurer/Invlutionfldmirror2.gif
>
> [Note that these diagrams are only symbolic, since they try to describe a
> multidimensional reality in only 2-dimensions. So, don't get caught in the
> linear diagrams, themselves, but visualize the "fields of consciousness" as
> transparent spheres within spheres within spheres, etc., with the lines of
> force wound around their surfaces and through all their zero-point
> centers and tangent points in intertwining spirals, like balls of yarn --
> with all their beginnings and ends tied together.]
>
> Lenny
>
> For an overall picture of the ABC concept, see"
> http://tellworld.com/Astro.Biological.Coenergetics
>
>
> In a message dated 01/06/04 9:56:23 AM, ultinla@j... writes:
>
> >â œWater,â and the â œwater of lifeâ are all, on our plane,
the progeny; or
> >as a modern physicist would say, the correlations of
ELECTRICITY. Mighty
> >word, and a still mightier symbol! Sacred generator of a no less
sacred
> >progeny; of fire â " the creator, the preserver and the
destroyer; of light
> >â " the essence of our divine ancestors; of flameâ "the Soul of
things.
> >Electricity, the ONE Life at the upper rung of Being, and Astral
Fluid,
> >the Athanor of the Alchemists, at its lowest; GOD and DEVIL, GOOD
and
> >EVIL. â " SD I, 81
> >
> >================================================
> >
> >There is a revolution just beginning in astronomy/cosmology that
will
> >rival the one set off by Copernicus and Galileo. This revolution
is
> >based on the growing realization that the cosmos is highly
electrical in
> >nature. It is becoming clear that 99% of the universe is made up
not of
> >"invisible matter", but rather, of matter in the plasma state.
> >Electrodynamic forces in electric plasmas are much stronger than
the
> >gravitational force.
> > Mainstream astrophysicists are continually â œsurprisedâ by
new data
> >sent back by space probes and orbiting telescopes. New
information
> >always sends theoretical astrophysicists "back to the drawing
board".
> >In light of this, it is curious that they have such "cock-sure"
attitudes
> >about the infallibility of their present models. Those models
seem to
> >require major "patching up" every time a new space probe sends
back data.
> > Astrophysicists and astronomers do not study experimental
plasma
> >dynamics in graduate school. They rarely take any courses in
> >electrodynamic field theory, and thus they try to explain every
new
> >discovery via gravity, magnetism, and fluid dynamics which is all
they
> >understand. It is no wonder they cannot understand that 99% of
all
> >cosmic phenomena are due to plasma dynamics and not to gravity
alone.
> > When confronted by observations that cast doubt on the
validity of
> >their theories, astrophysicistss have conjured up pseudo-
scientific
> >invisible entities such as neutron stars, weakly interacting
massive
> >particles, strange energy, and black holes. When confronted by
solid
> >evidence such as Halton Arp's photographs that contradict the Big
Bang
> >Theory, their response is to refuse him access to any major
telescope in
> >the U.S.
> > Instead of wasting time in a futile battle trying to convince
> >entrenched mainstream astronomers to seriously investigate the
> >Electric/Plasma Universe ideas, a growing band of plasma
scientists and
> >engineers are simply bypassing them. A new electric plasma-based
> >paradigm that does not find new discoveries to be â œenigmaticand
> >puzzlingâ , but rather to be predictable and consistent with an
electrical
> >point of view, is slowly but surely replacing the old paradigm
wherein
> >all electrical mechanisms are ignored.
> > An electrical "plasma" is a cloud of ions and electrons that,
under the
> >excitation of applied electrical and magnetic fields, can
sometimes light
> >up and behave in some unusual ways. The most familiar examples of
> >electrical plasmas are the neon sign, lightning, and the electric
arc
> >welding machine. The ionosphere of Earth is an example of a
plasma that
> >does not emit visible light. Plasma permeates the space that
contains
> >our solar system. The cloud of particles that constitutes the
solar
> >"wind" is a plasma. Our entire "Milky Way" galaxy consists
mainly of
> >plasma. In fact 99% of the entire universe is plasma!
> >History
> > During the late 1800's in Norway, physicist Kristian
Birkeland explained
> >that the reason we could see the auroras was that they were
plasmas.
> >Birkeland also discovered the twisted corkscrew shaped paths
taken by
> >electric currents when they exist in plasmas. Sometimes those
twisted
> >shapes are visible and sometimes not - it depends on the strength
of the
> >current density being carried by the plasma. Today these streams
of ions
> >and electrons are called "Birkeland Currents". The
mysterious "sprites",
> >"elves", and "blue jets" associated with electrical storms on
Earth are
> >examples of Birkeland currents in the plasma of our upper
atmosphere.
> >In the early 20th century, Nobel laureat Irving Langmuir studied
electric
> >plasmas in his laboratory at General Electric; he further
developed the
> >body of knowledge Birkeland had initiated. In fact it was he who
first
> >used the name "plasma" to describe the almost lifelike, self-
organizing
> >behavior of these ionized gas clouds in the presence of electrical
> >currents and magnetic fields.
> >Basic Properties
> >Modes of Operation
> > T Currents in Cosmic Sized Plasmas
> >Because plasmas are good (but not perfect) conductors, they are
> >equivalent to wires in their ability to carry electrical
current. It is
> >well known that if any conductor cuts through a magnetic field, a
current
> >will be caused to flow in that conductor. This is how electric
> >generators and alternators work. Therefore, if there is any
relative
> >motion between a cosmic plasma, say in the arm of a galaxy, and a
> >magnetic field in that same location, Birkeland currents will
flow in the
> >plasma. These currents will, in turn, produce their own magnetic
fields.
> >
> >Plasma phenomena are scalable. That is to say, their electrical
and
> >physical properties remain the same, independent of the size of
the
> >plasma. Of course dynamic phenomena take much less time to occur
in a
> >small laboratory plasma than they do in a plasma the size, say,
of a
> >galaxy. But the phenomena are identical in that they obey the
same laws
> >of physics. So we can make accurate models of cosmic sized
plasmas in
> >the lab - and generate effects exactly like those seen in space.
In
> >fact, electric currents, flowing in plasmas, have been shown to
produce
> >most of the observed astronomical phenomena that are inexplicable
if we
> >assume that the only forces at work in the cosmos are magnetism
and
> >gravity.
> >
> > ====================
> >
> >If this is true the current cosmological speculations --- not
just the
> >big bang, but many others related theories go into the trash
can. What
> >does the group think???
> >jw
> >
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