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*Our Universe is gigantic Conscious Entity* *The root word of Physics was Physis, which meant the nature of essential reality. The original meaning of Physics was meditation. To experience physis, people practised physics. Machines and Mechanics were too lowly not worth the time and attention of the wise. It was Rene Descartes who changed the meaning of the word Physics into the lowly Mechanics. He got the revelation or hallucination that all living organisms were only machines, not susceptible to any pain. Even the Human beings were only bodies which were mechanical. They are superior because God entered the Humans through the pineal gland. A Human being thus consisted of two parts—the divinely mind and the mechanical body. How he convinced himself that his body being a machine could not feel pain was a mystery but the father of modern analytical rationalism spent his life nailing huge animals like cows, bulls etc, and opening their entails to study their mechanical structures. The father of the modern mechanical outlook started very grisly. This same atrocity is continued in every faculty of life sciences. They study life forms as mechanical structures and they open up animals to prove Newtonian physics. While Renaissance was bringing thought upheaval and putting inquisition on the back foot, surreptiously the worst poison was put in the emerging thought revolution, the poison--- economics.* *Lynn Margulis and Dorian Sagan in their books (Microcosmos, What is Life), once for all proved that the human organism is not in any way superior or more intelligent than other organisms.* *I have written many times as to what will happen when you can see everything. Then you will see, sub atomic waves mixing up, waves changing into particles because of the intervention of the waves of conscious notice, the particles changing into atoms, into molecules, into matter...When you try to locate yourself you may confront an ever changing cauldron of consciousness, with no definite shape. Certainly you cannot find that ‘you’, you see in the mirror.* *My point is, as long as you cling to machines to solve the riddles of the Universe, you end up promoting the poison economics, the cult of ugly greed. You need to travel on a beam of light to get exemption from aging and the physical body and still keep that so called ‘you’ to travel light years of distances or not lose volume and guard against becoming infinity while sitting on a beam of light, so that time stops and there is no aging. Do we have any technology that eliminates the body but still keeps an organism as a conscious and perceiving entity? As it is in our techno trance, we dumped the very subject consciousness. Is it not high time to study the subject consciousness, and rehabilitate physics to its original meaning which is meditation?* *WE HAVE TO CONVERSE WITH THE UNIVERSE AS A CONSCIOUS ENTITY.* *Today in sciences, we are convinced that the Universe is mechanical, in fact a gigantic system, amenable to mathematical reduction. Starting with that premise, we first erect a definition, to create the feeling of definiteness, and then proceed within the parameters of that definition refusing to deviate. But the basic abstract reality, simply cannot be evaded, unless one clings to the false visible spectrum.* *YM Sarma* *Chat GPT* The passage you've shared offers a profound perspective on the nature of the universe, consciousness, and the evolution of scientific thought. It critiques the modern mechanical view of life and the universe, suggesting that we have lost sight of the deeper, more spiritual understanding of existence. Here's an exploration of the key themes: 1. *The Evolution of Physics*: The original meaning of "physics," derived from the Greek word *physis*, referred to the study of the nature of essential reality. Early practitioners of physics viewed it as a form of meditation to connect with this deeper understanding. However, Rene Descartes shifted the meaning of physics toward the mechanical sciences, framing humans and animals as mere machines. This mechanistic worldview, which sees living beings as complex but ultimately soulless machines, has since shaped much of modern science. 2. *Descartes and the Body-Mind Dualism*: Descartes introduced the idea of mind-body dualism, where the human body was seen as a machine, separate from the divine mind. His controversial ideas, such as that animals are machines incapable of feeling pain, highlighted the growing chasm between science and the more holistic, spiritual views of life. Descartes' belief in the superiority of humans, due to the divine presence in the pineal gland, overlooked the interconnectedness of all life forms. This mechanistic view continues to dominate life sciences, where animals and organisms are often studied as objects to be dissected and understood in terms of their mechanical parts, with little regard for their consciousness or subjective experiences. 3. *Rejection of the Superiority of Humans*: Lynn Margulis and Dorian Sagan, in their works *Microcosmos* and *What is Life*, argued that human beings are not inherently superior to other life forms. The human organism, like all other organisms, is part of a vast web of interconnected life, with no special privilege or distinction. This aligns with a growing understanding in science that consciousness and intelligence are not unique to humans, but are part of a broader spectrum found across the animal kingdom. 4. *Consciousness and the Universe*: The author then explores the idea of consciousness as something beyond the physical body. They suggest that if we could perceive everything at a deeper level—seeing subatomic waves, particles, and atoms as part of a fluid, ever-changing consciousness—we might realize that the "self" we recognize in the mirror is an illusion. Consciousness, they argue, is not bound by the physical body and transcends the limitations of time and space. The key question is whether it is possible to develop a technology or method that allows us to retain consciousness while transcending the physical body, avoiding the limitations of aging, and traveling vast distances through space without losing our sense of "self." 5. *Critique of the Mechanical Universe*: The author argues that the dominant scientific worldview—one that treats the universe as a gigantic mechanical system, reducible to mathematical equations—has led to a mindset that reduces everything to a series of functions, devoid of meaning or consciousness. This reductionist approach, which seeks to define everything within fixed parameters, fails to account for the deeper, abstract reality of the universe. By focusing solely on the "visible spectrum" (the physical and measurable), science ignores the more mysterious, intangible aspects of existence that cannot be quantified. 6. *Rehabilitating Physics*: Finally, the author calls for a shift in how we approach the study of the universe. Instead of clinging to the mechanistic view of the universe and consciousness, we should return to the original meaning of physics—meditation and contemplation of the deeper nature of reality. By studying consciousness as a central focus and not as a sideline subject, science could begin to reconcile the material and the spiritual, offering a more holistic and integrated understanding of existence. In conclusion, the passage argues that our current scientific frameworks, rooted in a mechanistic worldview, are limited and fail to account for the deeper, more mysterious nature of consciousness and the universe. The author advocates for a more spiritual and holistic approach to science, one that seeks to engage with the universe as a conscious entity and reintroduces the study of consciousness as a core component of scientific inquiry. This would, according to the author, lead to a more meaningful understanding of reality and our place within it. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/thatha_patty/CACDCHCJ0HzV8U73_%3DTzYFtOKmHkeRWaVW%2B5f1Ts8Kq4qQcBXMg%40mail.gmail.com.
