Speed of information consciousness matter and vacuum
That statement appears to be quite intricate and might be a bit unclear. It
seems to touch on multiple scientific concepts like the speed of
information, consciousness, and the initiation of matter in a vacuum. As of
my last update, there might not be a singular book addressing all those
elements together. However, there are books that explore related topics in
physics, consciousness studies, and quantum mechanics that could touch on
some of these concepts separately or partially.
The speed of information transmission is a complex topic. In classical
physics, information travels at the speed of light in a vacuum, as
described by Einstein's theory of relativity. However, in quantum
mechanics, certain phenomena like entanglement suggest instantaneous or
superluminal communication between particles, challenging our classical
understanding of information transfer.
Regarding a book specifically dedicated to the speed of information about
the event of notice of consciousness initiating matter in a vacuum, that
might be a very niche or specialized topic, and I'm not aware of a book
that directly addresses all these elements together. Books discussing
quantum mechanics, relativity, consciousness studies, or the philosophy of
physics might touch on some aspects of this topic separately.
If you're interested in the broader concept of information and its
transmission, books like "The Information: A History, a Theory, a Flood" by
James Gleick or "Information: The New Language of Science" by Hans
Christian von Baeyer might offer insights into the nature and importance of
information across various disciplines.
The initiation of matter in a vacuum is a complex concept that touches on
theoretical physics, particularly in the context of quantum mechanics and
particle physics. In a vacuum, particles can spontaneously appear and
disappear due to quantum fluctuations. This phenomenon is described by the
Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, which allows for the temporary creation
of particle-antiparticle pairs from the vacuum energy.
However, the specifics of how matter "initiates" in a vacuum are deeply
theoretical and tied to quantum field theory, which describes the behavior
of particles and fields at a fundamental level. Books that delve into
quantum field theory or quantum physics might explore these ideas, although
the concept of matter spontaneously initiating in a vacuum might not be
extensively covered due to its highly theoretical and speculative nature.
Authors like Brian Greene ("The Elegant Universe," "The Fabric of the
Cosmos") or Richard Feynman ("QED: The Strange Theory of Light and Matter")
might touch on these theoretical aspects, providing insights into the
behavior of particles in the vacuum and the fundamental nature of matter.
However, direct explanations about the initiation of matter in a vacuum
might remain more in the realm of theoretical physics research papers and
discussions among physicists
Consciousness is one of the most intriguing and debated subjects across
various disciplines, including philosophy, psychology, neuroscience, and even
physics. It refers to the state or quality of awareness that individuals
have of themselves and their environment.
In philosophy, questions surrounding consciousness delve into the nature of
subjective experience, the mind-body problem (the relationship between mind
and body), and the fundamental aspects of what it means to be conscious.
Neuroscience attempts to understand consciousness by studying the brain and
its functions. It explores how neural processes give rise to subjective
experiences, perceptions, emotions, and self-awareness.
While there are many theories about consciousness, a definitive explanation
remains elusive. Some researchers explore consciousness through studies of
brain activity and neural correlates, while others approach it from a more
philosophical or even spiritual perspective.
Books on consciousness vary widely in their approach and focus. Some
notable ones include "Consciousness Explained" by Daniel Dennett, "The
Conscious Mind" by David Chalmers, "The Feeling of What Happens" by Antonio
Damasio, and "The Self Illusion" by Bruce Hood. These books offer different
perspectives on consciousness, ranging from philosophical inquiries to
scientific explorations.
The connection between consciousness and its relationship to physics,
especially concerning how consciousness might interact with fundamental
aspects of reality like the initiation of matter in a vacuum or the nature
of information transmission, is a topic of ongoing debate and exploration.
Some physicists and philosophers explore the role of consciousness in
quantum mechanics, but this remains a speculative and controversial area
within the scientific community.
In the Rigveda, consciousness is often discussed in a spiritual or
metaphysical context. It explores the nature of existence, the human
experience, and the interconnectedness of life and the universe. The
concept of "Brahman" as an all-encompassing, universal consciousness is
foundational in Hindu philosophy and is sometimes referenced in the Rigveda.
The Vedas, including the Rigveda, discuss the inner self (Atman) and its
relationship to the universal consciousness (Brahman). They delve into the
idea that individual consciousness is connected to and reflective of the
larger cosmic consciousness.
Sūcana (सूचन).— 1. Information, informing. 2. Teaching, shewing,
describing. 3. Perforation. 4. Indication. 5. Hint. Sūcana (सूचन).—[sūc +
ana], I. m. 1. Informing, information.
Verse 3.74.28 of YOGA VASISHTAM
विदितपरमकारणाद्य जाता स्वयमनुचेतनसंविदं विचार्य ।
स्वमननकलनानुसार एकस्त्विह हि गुरुः परमो न राघवान्यः ॥ २८ ॥
viditaparamakāraṇādya jātā svayamanucetanasaṃvidaṃ vicārya |
svamananakalanānusāra ekastviha hi guruḥ paramo na rāghavānyaḥ || 28 ||
A person becomes acquainted with the unknown cause of all, only by suchana
or reasoning in his own mind; and by means of his self-consciousness (of
the truth or untruth of a thing). It is the cogitation of one's own mind
that is best guide in all things or else, O Rama! there is no other better
preceptor for men. Thus information travelling at the speed of light or
“Maruti tulya vegam”, Mano vegam etc depend on the mind’s process of the
information.
A sequential ordering of five elements on their decreasing subtlety, namely
space, air fire, water and earth is stated by Narayanopanishad in Atharva
Veda. This statement is examined from an acoustical point of view. The
space as an element (Bhuta) is qualified by sound as its descriptor
(Tanmatra).
NARAYANA UPANISHAD: Aum! Narayana desired to create people. Because of
this thought, Soul (prana) rose from him. Mind and all body parts, sky,
air, light, water and the earth which can carry all these created beings
took their form. From Narayana, Brahma was born. From Narayana, Rudra was
born. From Narayana, Indra was born .From Narayana those people who rule
these human beings were born. From Narayana, the twelve suns, eleven
Rudras, Eight Vasus and all those meters (for writing) were born. All these
function because of Narayana. All these end in Narayana. Thus is read, the
Upanishads of Rig Veda.
2 Adha nithyo Narayana. Brahma Narayana. Shivascha Narayana. Shankrascha
Narayana. Kaalascha Narayana. Disascha Narayana. Vidhisascha Narayana.
Oordhwascha Narayana. Adhascha Narayana. Anthar bahischa Narayana. Narayana
eevedam sarva yad bhootham yachcha bhavyam. Nish kalanko niranjano
Nirvikalpo niraakhyatha shabho deva eka Narayano na dwitheyesthi kaschit.
Ya evam veda sa vishnureva bhavathi sa Vishnureva bhavathi. Ethad Yajur
veda siro adithe.
He is perennial. Narayana is Brahma. Narayana is Shiva. Narayana is Indra
and Kaala (god of death). All directions are Narayana. All sides are
Narayana. Inside and outside is Narayana. Narayana is what has happened,
what is happening and what will happen. Narayana is the only God who is
blemish less, stain less, order less, end less and who cannot be described
and when Narayana is there, there is no other second. He who knows this,
becomes himself Lord Vishnu. Thus is read, the Upanishads of Yajur Veda.
3 Aum ithyagre vyaahareth nama ithi paschath. Narayanasa ethyuparishath.
Aum ithyekaksharam. Nama ithi dhwe akshare. Narayanayethi Panchaksharani.
Ethadwai Narayanasyashtaksharam padam. Yoha vai Narayanasya ashtaksharam
pada madhyethi. AAnapabroova sarva mayurethi. Vindathe Prajapathyam
rayasposham gowpathyam thatho amruthathwamasruthe thatho amrutha masnutha
ithi. Ethath Sama Veda siro adithe.
Tell “Aum “ first and then tell “Nama” After this tell “Narayana”. There is
one letter in “Aum”. There are two letters in “Nama”. There are five
letters in “Narayana.” Together is formed the eight lettered “Aum Namo
Narayana”. He, who tells these eight letters, attains full life without any
blemish. He would attain salvation after becoming the lord of the people
and be blessed with lots of wealth, lots of cows and all other forms of
wealth. Thus is read the Upanishads of Sama Veda.
4 Prathyganandam” brahma purusham pranaswaroopam. Aakara. Uukara, makaro
ithi. Thaa anekadha samabhavath thadho mithi yamukthwa muchyathe yogi janma
samsara bandhaath. Aum namo Narayanayethi manthropasako vaikuntabhuvanam
gamishyathi. Thdidam pundareekam vignana danam thasmad thaddhabamathram.
Brahmanyo devaki puthro brahmanyo madhu soodhana. Brahmanya pundarikaksho
brahmanya Vishnurachyutha ithi. Sarva bhoothasthamekam vai narayanam karana
purusha makaranam parabrahmom ethad adharva siro adithe.
That ever happy brahma purusha (soul) is of the form of pranava (“Aum”)
which is made of joining “Aa”, Uu” and “Ma”. That pranava (Brahma Purusha)
growing in several ways becomes “Aum” and that yogi (student of yoga) who
meditates on it attains salvation. That yogi who meditates on “Aum Namo
Narayanaya” reaches Vaikunta, the abode of Lord Vishnu. That Vaikunta is
nothing but the Hrudaya Kamala (lotus like heart) which is full of eternal
wisdom from which a streak of light similar to lightning emanates. The son
of Devaki is Brahmam. The Madhu Sudhana (he who killed Madhu) is Brahmam.
The lotus eyed one is Brahmam and also Lord Vishnu who is Achyutha. That
Purusha which is the reason for existence of all beings is surely Narayana.
He is also the causeless “Aum”, which is Para Brahmam. Thus is read the
Upanishads of Atharva Veda.
The levels of thinking and passing of the information faster were developed
by thought process of the varied Upanishads.
ADI Shankaracharya recognizes 16 Upanishads as authentic and authoritative
in nature. He quotes six Upanishads while writing commentary on
Brahmasutras. Further he has written elaborate commentaries on other ten
Upanishads (Isha, Kena, Katha, Prashna, Munda, Mandukya, Tittiri, Aitareya,
Chandogya and Brihadaranyaka). All the Upanishads inform that this secret
knowledge of one’s own self should be learnt under the guidance of a
preceptor (guru or acharya). These are in the form of dialogues, verses,
prose passages and deal with the subjects such as nature of individual self
(Atman), universal self (Brahman), universe (jagat), their
inter-relationships, performance of duties, observance of high moral -
ethical values and spiritual discipline, control of sense organs and mind,
faith in oneself and supreme reality, states of consciousness, practice of
meditation and omkara, concept of death and ways and means of attaining
liberation (moksha). Sometimes Brahman or supreme reality is also called by
other names such as Parabrahman (ultimate reality), chaitanya or prajna
(consciousness) or transcendental consciousness (samadhi).
The Mandukya Upanishad explains three states of consciousness and also the
fourth called, turiya which is a transcendental state also known as
samadhi. In a fascinating story of Indra and Prajapati in the Chandogya
Upanishad, Indra learns about the three states of consciousness which are
waking (jagrat), dream (svapnam) and deep sleep (sushupti) - Cha. Up.
VIII.vii.1-3, VIII.viii.1-5, ix.1-2, xi.1-2, xii1-5.) Upanishads declare
that, it is a state of knowledge and liberation and also as the supreme
goal of spiritual life. According to Taittiriya Upanishad, the
consciousness is present in the fifth sheath called Ananda maya kosha which
is nearest to the blissful self.
In short both way consciousness, matter in vacuum and the speed of
information are interconnected as a progressive step, as a rocket drops few
shells, so too, consciousness is the last rocket to land. There cannot be
any book written in one compartment the theory enshrined in YMji article.
K RAJARAM IRS 31223
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*Mar*The Speed Of Communication Of Feelings
In free, healthy and lush, flora and fauna, there can be no secrets. Every
organism smells and senses feelings from the air. After all,life means, the
faculty of communicating and responding. We know about the speed of light
and the speed of quantum entanglement which is several times the speed of
light. We know that in the vacuum, it is the notice of consciousness that
creates matter.Now; can there be any secrets and ignorance when information
is conveyed at such great speeds at the fundamental core nuclear and photon
level? Can information get struck as secret without communication, in free
nature where everything is smelt, felt and sensed?
In the vacuum the electromagnetic waves zoom, get arrested become the
photon-synthesized particles, the process being called the notice of
consciousness. Consciousness exists as long as you live. When life leaves,
consciousness leaves. The basic objective of consciousness is to return to
the speed of light and rejoin the electromagnetic waves. The negative word
used for this struggle is entropy.
Free nature is nature where there can be no secrets. God or nature
continuously informs and corrects. Symbiosis and not Darwin governs.Today,
we have been destroying nature continuously. It means we are destroying the
basic life of nature, which is the flow of information, via smells and
sounds.Uncertainty, probability which also means improbability is being
elevated as the basic property of nature. The basic certainty is getting
killed by uncertainty and probability.
At the individual level, information gets struck up as repressions, where
the mind cannot know while the repression harms. A big taboo or
superstition propagated by those who champion science is the prejudice that
thoughts cannot travel as smells and sounds. You have science license about
the speed of a car, cat, and light or even quantum entanglement but, if you
talk of about the speed of travel of thoughts, consciousness, awareness
etc, you get dubbed as a big fool.
If you admit, then you have to agree for the inclusion of spiritualism,
thoughts etc into Physics.Thoughts, perceptions by organisms, their
cognitions, the perception, cognition and understanding symbiosis and the
speed of symbiosis, all enter the precincts of physics.
I am yet to come across a book which deals with the speed of information
about the event of notice of consciousness which initiates matter in the
vacuum.
Are electromagnetic waves, waves of information? They of course initiate
information. But they must be carrying the information. Information when
communicated propels action as consequences. Secrets which are kept
arrested from communication fight nature which lives on the free flow of
information. But the repressions harm.
YM
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