Thanks, John, it does seem to be one of those nifty paradoxes I like (-:
On Tuesday, December 10, 2013 1:13 PM, "jr_...@yahoo.com"
wrote:
Share,
It's all about having a better "now" time. Jyotish shows the probabilities of
what is to come. Thus, one can take the path of least resist
Doc,
There are a few false priests in this religion of science, such as Stephen
Hawking. If he had taken a course in metaphysics, he would not have made a
proclamation that God is not needed to create the universe.
Share,
It's all about having a better "now" time. Jyotish shows the probabilities of
what is to come. Thus, one can take the path of least resistance to become
successful in achieving one's goals and to avert possible dangers along this
path.
But Richard, isn't it true that the pin head IS a sound vibration so in one
sense, not need for a fitting?
On Tuesday, December 10, 2013 9:23 AM, Richard J. Williams
wrote:
You have to keep in mind that none of us here are scientists, or even savants,
but based on the tradition that m
You have to keep in mind that none of us here are scientists, or even
savants, but based on the tradition that most of us are following, the
idea that a sound vibration set the universe in motion, it is not a
stretch to imagine a single sound vibration or throb could easily fit on
a pin head.
Science is as much religion, as religion, is. It uncovers measurable results,
bases theories on them, and proclaims it, "truth". Yet another opiate of the
masses, imo.
but but but, John, if we should only be concerned about now, then why do we
study and use jyotish?!
On Monday, December 9, 2013 8:47 PM, "jr_...@yahoo.com"
wrote:
Richard,
The present is "now" and should be the only thing that's important for human
beings. The past has already occur
Re "The present is "now" and should be the only thing that's important for
human beings.":
Amen to that. The non-stop onslaught of advertising saying we really should
have the products they're pushing if we're to find fulfilment has to be the
single most important factor in the spiritual ma
Richard,
The present is "now" and should be the only thing that's important for human
beings. The past has already occurred and is irretrievable. And the future
will never come.
If chaos magicians trouble you consider astronomer Fred Hoyle. He it was who
coined the term "Big Bang" (as a put-down). Although accepting that the
Universe was expanding he came up with his steady-state theory, ie, matter is
continuously being created in "empty" space and so forcing the univer
Re "Obviously a very bright pin-head came up with the theory.":
Cute!
But someone who attempts to evoke and then send a "servitor probe" back to the
big-bang era would probably make an amusing dinner guest. And I still claim
that believing the mass of 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 st
Obviously a very bright pin-head came up with the theory.
Re "If time is an illusion, then would you consider space and illusion too? If
these are so, what is REAL?":
Consciousness? Brahman? The Absolute? The One?
Re "S3, I haven't heard of this theory.":
That's not surprising. Peter J Carroll is a chaos magician! Albeit one who
studied phy
S3,
I haven't heard of this theory. Most American scientists still accept the
BBT, including Leonard Susskind from Stanford.
There's another group who is proposing the Brane Theory. But most scientists
have not accepted this idea either.
According to Big Bang Theory all the matter in the Universe once fitted into a
space less than the size of a pin head.
Get hold of a pin. Take a good look at it. Now ask yourself: "Do I really and
truly believe that the mass of between 1 sextillion and 1 septillion stars
(that's between 1,00
Re "It's not likely this will replace the Big Bang Theory any time soon.":
There are a fair few theories contending with the BB. The BB idea was
originally suggested because of the red-shift in light from distant stars.
Longer wavelengths = stars travelling away from us. What if the geometry
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