Tagged with 'Cosmology'

Then I saw a new heaven and a new earth, for the first heaven and the first earth had passed away. . . .
—Revelation 21:1

I am fed up with atheists painting those with belief as stupid. They set up straw men opponents and burn them down with smug intellectual satisfaction. It is the atheists that lack imagination and insight because a God arises from the premises of their underlying philosophy. Scientific materialism is incompatible with atheism.

Hello, nice to meet you. I would introduce myself, but so many people call me by different names, that I'm not sure which one you would be most comfortable with. So, if we can just skip that little formality, please allow me to tell you a little bit about myself.

BLOG NUMBER TWENTY-ONE
MINOAN LUNAR CONSCIOUSNESS (PART TWO)

G’day and welcome to my blog. Today I’ll be continuing with the discussion on Minoan consciousness, tackling a very speculative issue from a metaphysical and psychological perspective.

For Those Who Think
- that poetry is a useless encumbrance
they have to wade past while ignoring
furiously, lest they become changed
or enlightened by mere words.
Or, heavens forfend! Become
empathic with a strangers'
point of view.
I will quote briefly from:
Science and the Akashic Field
An Integral Theory of Everything
by Ervin Laszlo page 6

Come,

J: Oh dear have you heard about Earth? Poor thing, she's got Life.

S: Oh no, you're joking! When did that happen?

J: About 4 billion years ago apparently, well, her years anyway.

S: But she's going to be okay isn't she?

Everything you see and hear means absolutely nothing. All that really matters are the ones you're with at each moment.
So what about being with no one? Is that okay too? Is all that really necessary or is this okay too? I might well actually be okay.

After my assimilating my personal transformations of the last lifetime and rememberings of past, I'm seeking dialogue about parallel awakenings to help guide others in their Astral Cascades... Remembering Truth, Consciousness, Spirit and Self.

What do you guys think of Cosmology as a religion? I find it wonderful. Its basically believing that the stars are a big influence in our lives and that everything around us is made out of stars. We all know we're made out of stardust but everyone has the modern theory that the world began with Adam and Eve.

Upon reflecting on the tactic of using online social media like facebook and evolver in efforts towards environmental and climate justice. I wrote the following:

In November of the year before last, an astrophysicist, Alexander F. Mayer, released a completed version of his book, On the Geometry of Time in Physics and Cosmology. His theory ends paradoxes related to the Big Bang and the inflationary picture by revealing a geometrical picture of special relativity, and unifies the strong nuclear force with the force of gravity.

thuan: [describing an experiment in particle behavior] they began by producing a pair of photons, one of which was then sent through a fiber-optic cable toward the north of the city, and the other toward the south. the two pieces of measuring equipment were over six miles apart.

Although the universe is infinite and you encounter both positive and negative things, always remember your high school math:

The absolute value
|A|=|A|
|-A|=|A|

never doubt the ultimate positive aspect to reality :)
(the negative only exists to define the positive)

Here is a piece of writing from Haida artist, poet, and writer Bill Reid that I read yesterday and really summed up several ideas that have been bouncing around inside my head:

Your reality and mine are unique. Although we're likely to agree on most objective facts, our subjective realities may be infinitely divergent. Regardless of personal philosophy - apart from, say, believing we live in an entirely pre-programmed universe, which is within the realm of possibility (i.e., show me it's not) - we would probably agree that reality is malleable.

One Sunday last summer Tom and I joined his parents for a service at their church. The nave of church, spare and white in classic Swedish Lutheran style, is undecorated except for a huge cross accented with eight glass blocks, one at the each end and four at its center.

As I listened to the pastor and looked at the cross, the language and stories he was telling took on a new meaning for me.

"Strangest Story U Will Read All Week!"
http://synchronize23.blogspot.com/2009/07/strangest-thing-u-will-read-al...

Light.

How brightly does you light shine?

We are all containers for this light. We are the light, contained. The container is relevant only in how it shines and spreads light. It is the vehicle for the light and therefore must be maintained carefully.

These are dark times.
Why are they dark?
The containers have been corrupted.
A poison has been spread.