Light Eye
03-18-2005, 11:32 AM
Dear Friends,
Make sure you check out the other articles at the site.
http://www.thegoldenfrog.com/big_bang_theory.htm
Be Well, Be Love.
David
The Big Bang Theory - A New Perspective
Today, The Big Bang Theory of modern physics states that prior to the existence
of space and time, the manifestation of the universe began with a huge
explosion. Space and time came into existence and the material world expanded in
size and complexity at an exponential rate, reaching out to create a huge
universe filled with galaxies - size unimaginable, and still expanding. The seed
or source of that entire process is referred to as the Unified Field. Einstein
was the first to theorize its existence. It is the one thing out of which all
else came into existence. It is the source of The Big Bang.
It is fascinating to note that a number of the leading modern physicists whose
focus is this Big Bang Theory speculate that the Unified Field is, in fact,
nothing more than consciousness. The more they study the qualities, nature, and
characteristics of the Unified Field, the more they realize the Unified Field is
nothing other than consciousness itself.
Throughout history, the manifestation of our universe has been pondered. An
interesting common thread exists between many, if not all, of the most
time-honored of those theories. That common thread is expressed in shamanism by
saying, "This is all a dream." Hindu philosophy refers to all of this as "maya,"
that is to say, illusion. The ancient Vedic seers similarly claim, "This is all
just a play of consciousness." These ancient philosophies go on to say that the
entire manifest universe is born of, and sustained by, consciousness.
Consciousness, from within its own inherent nature, gives birth to the structure
of the entire universe.
Remarkably, many modern physicists are speculating that what the ancient seers
insisted, is in fact correct-consciousness is the underlying source and basis of
all existence. Now, for a moment, let's assume they are correct and take a
moment to reflect. A question comes to mind. Quite simply, what is it that we
know about consciousness? At first glance, it may seem self-evident to say that
consciousness, by its very own nature, is conscious. But with a little further
reflection about the Big Bang Theory and the manifestation of existence, we are
prompted to ask another question: "Before anything existed, what could
consciousness possibly have been conscious of?" Remember, we are speaking here
of a time that existed before time and of a place that existed before space. It
was a time of no "thing-ness," pure nothingness. Consciousness could be viewed
then as pure "is-ness" before anything actually was. So what could consciousness
possibly become conscious of? The only thing that
existed-itself. Consciousness, by its own nature, became conscious? of itself.
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Make sure you check out the other articles at the site.
http://www.thegoldenfrog.com/big_bang_theory.htm
Be Well, Be Love.
David
The Big Bang Theory - A New Perspective
Today, The Big Bang Theory of modern physics states that prior to the existence
of space and time, the manifestation of the universe began with a huge
explosion. Space and time came into existence and the material world expanded in
size and complexity at an exponential rate, reaching out to create a huge
universe filled with galaxies - size unimaginable, and still expanding. The seed
or source of that entire process is referred to as the Unified Field. Einstein
was the first to theorize its existence. It is the one thing out of which all
else came into existence. It is the source of The Big Bang.
It is fascinating to note that a number of the leading modern physicists whose
focus is this Big Bang Theory speculate that the Unified Field is, in fact,
nothing more than consciousness. The more they study the qualities, nature, and
characteristics of the Unified Field, the more they realize the Unified Field is
nothing other than consciousness itself.
Throughout history, the manifestation of our universe has been pondered. An
interesting common thread exists between many, if not all, of the most
time-honored of those theories. That common thread is expressed in shamanism by
saying, "This is all a dream." Hindu philosophy refers to all of this as "maya,"
that is to say, illusion. The ancient Vedic seers similarly claim, "This is all
just a play of consciousness." These ancient philosophies go on to say that the
entire manifest universe is born of, and sustained by, consciousness.
Consciousness, from within its own inherent nature, gives birth to the structure
of the entire universe.
Remarkably, many modern physicists are speculating that what the ancient seers
insisted, is in fact correct-consciousness is the underlying source and basis of
all existence. Now, for a moment, let's assume they are correct and take a
moment to reflect. A question comes to mind. Quite simply, what is it that we
know about consciousness? At first glance, it may seem self-evident to say that
consciousness, by its very own nature, is conscious. But with a little further
reflection about the Big Bang Theory and the manifestation of existence, we are
prompted to ask another question: "Before anything existed, what could
consciousness possibly have been conscious of?" Remember, we are speaking here
of a time that existed before time and of a place that existed before space. It
was a time of no "thing-ness," pure nothingness. Consciousness could be viewed
then as pure "is-ness" before anything actually was. So what could consciousness
possibly become conscious of? The only thing that
existed-itself. Consciousness, by its own nature, became conscious? of itself.
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