Theos-Talk Archives (March 2005 Message tt00204)

Maybe the below article will show us why science, so long as it bases it's 
theoretical conclusions regarding the nature of reality on observed physical 
phenomena, will never comprehend the theosophical metaphysics (as symbolized by 
the ABC model in line with the description of Cosmogenesis in the SD) 
explaining the fundamental condition of primal space prior to the "Big Bang" that 
initiated *only* this lowest "physical" phase of Cosmic involution. 

They fail to consider that prior to that apparent "beginning" there must have 
been an emanation (inflation), and fractal *involution -- followed, 
afterward, by a spiritual, astral and physical *evolution* in time... All this having 
occurred in accord with the cyclic laws inherent in *this* Cosmos' "laya Point" 
(its zero-point spinergy or G-force) which is everywhere, eternally existent 
in Absolute Space. 

In this view, it should be noted that the expansion of the lower physical 
sphere of space -- which is involved as the fourth level of fractal involution 
(like bubbles within bubbles, within bubbles, etc.) -- analogously follows the 
overall infinite expansion of the outermost surrounding spiritual field ("Ring 
Pass Not"). It follows, that the expansion of the lower order physical space 
time continuum that science measures is finite... And, ultimately, must 
disappear into the Cosmic laya point when the outer field returns to its source -- 
without violating any of the fundamental scientific laws of symmetry, 
conservation, thermodynamics, or entropy. 

Unfortunately, IMO, the below scientific explanation adds considerably to the 
misconceptions.

LHM
http://tellworld.com/Astro.Biological.Coenergetics
http://users.aol.com/uniwldarts/uniworld.artisans.guild/chakrafield.html
http://users.aol.com/leonmaurer/Invlutionfldmirror2.gif

In a message dated 03/08/05 4:03:57 PM, newsletters@reply.sciam.com writes:

>** Misconceptions about the Big Bang
>
>The expansion of the universe may be the most important fact we 
>have ever discovered about our origins. Cold molecular things such 
>as life-forms and terrestrial planets could not have come into 
>existence unless the universe, starting from a hot big bang, had 
>expanded and cooled. Forty years ago this July, scientists 
>announced the discovery of definitive evidence for the expansion 
>of the universe from a hotter, denser, primordial state. They had 
>found the cool afterglow of the big bang: the cosmic microwave 
>background radiation. Since this discovery, the expansion and 
>cooling of the universe has been the unifying theme of cosmology, 
>much as Darwinian evolution is the unifying theme of biology, but 
>many misconceptions still persist. 
>http://cl.exct.net/?ffcd16-fe5e15757363027e7717-fe23167073670c7b7c1678