More Worlds than One

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For sake of a thesis, I plan to uncover a world of duality using personal philosophy and that of others, shedding some light on the following: material form and immaterial, time and non-linear time, numbers and 0, The worlds above and below, The system of Sol, and our position therein.

Every living organism is a form of mathematics. If we refer to ‘it’ as a ’thing’ then we’ve already recognized it’s singularity as a unit, as 1. Because all things have contrast and vary in countless ways, we are, therefore, comprised of a many mixture of elements and numbers. The total number or composition of a one thing would depend on its complexity, being that everything is made from plurality like a symphony. If forms are numbers, how would they be causes? The similar the numbers between two organisms, the similar the nature of the two. Using cymatics, let’s say a simplistic snowflake was given a number. They’re often in near-two dimensional form, so let’s give it ‘521’. The human being with its intelligent design of body, mental and emotional aptitude, and unpredictable behavior in time can easily be given a much higher number. Let’s give it a number into the hundred billionths, assuming that no two men will ever be completely identical. An ever changing massive organism such as the earth can be given a number billions of times that of a human (for the complexity and time/age factor alone). I enjoy the theory of all organisms having the subtle energetic properties of the largely unseen toroid/Taurus field. Modern science has found this field on Earth as the magnetosphere, The solar system as the heliosphere, in galaxies these center points are seen as quasars, and in humans the aura. Unfortunately, Kirlian photography is still gaining notoriety as pseudoscience. But with all the numeric possibilities in the universe we often forget one very important number, the non-number, 0. That from the no-thing begat the some-thing. This theory is seen in the Big Bang Theory of the birth of our universe. This correlates the ancient religious philosophies of god coming from nothing , ‘ExNihilo’. This concept is found in pre-Christian, Gnostic theology, Islamic views and in The Hindu RigVeda. While the ocean of numbers reverberate the abyss, the zero stands alone as a mystery of non-existence. All form is agreed to be a production, but can form in turn be the cause of itself? Or the no-thing of 0? This leads me to believe that beyond the world of ‘is’ is the world of ‘is not’. This relates to the Cherokee prophecies of time-untime and the ‘world turned inside out’. Since the world of form is a world of order and not totally random numbers, there must be a catalyst, the origin or cause of the number. There must be a world of chaos. If the universe came from nothing, then it also abides by the laws of regeneration and will eventually die. There seems to be a bustling world below the evolution of humanity where time speeds up. I’d like to use the atomic unit as an example. The microcosmos of atoms have a toroid/Taurus magnetic field much like many things of the macrocosmic world. Time is quickened, and whole energetic particles are born, mature, die, and dissipate totally unnoticed by the human eye. ‘Above’ us is the world seen slowly. Most people don’t live to see Saturn make more than 3 revolutions around our sun. Our system of Sol, Sol-ar system, being like an inflated atom is slowed in comparison. Here we are again, in Middle Earth or ‘Midgard’ of the Norse, in mid-evolution, in mid-time, made up of half matter and half non-matter. This land where humanity is found in between a web of worlds is found not only in Norse tradition of the Yggdrasill, but also in the Christian theology of heavenly realms, the multiverse of Hinduism, Babylonian cosmology, Ptolemic model, in Jainism and others. These same layers of being can be seen on the human level as depicted by the Eastern ‘chakra’ system. Theosophy understands the progress of humanity through three incarnations. That Saturn begat the Sun, the Sun creating the Moon, the Moon then birthing the Earth, and by Greek view, the Earth Creating Jupiter. Saturn is seen as father time, the influence of material, and the god that devoured his children. This reputation stems from Saturn being the farthest planet or ring out that the naked eye can see. “One ring to rule them all”. Saturn/Cronus was seen as head honcho of the gods. Everything within the geocentric ring of Saturn died in materialism and ,therefore, was subject to time. From the nothing of the material abyss was born the light of the Sun. The theosophists over a hundred years ago theorized that Saturn had a mirroring effect on the cosmos, thus creating light. Ironically enough in 2013 this article was published…

http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/something-from-nothing-va...

From Father Sun, Ra, a high energy projective positively charged masculine force came Mother Moon, with her receptive femine paramagnetic energies. From the father and mother came the child, Earth, a balance of these three. Next, Jupiter was created as the inversion of the Saturnic force offering just the opposite: future, growth and expansion. It does what Saturn cannot, and every so often stories emerge of their fight for control over the Earth. Just when Jupiter/Zeus chains Cronus to the abyss, he later emerges to triumph the Jovian powers.

Our place in this? Being trapped in the temporal (Saturnic) confines of Earth with its consistently dying elements, our strictly unique individuality is forced into experience after being dealt certain numbers and aspects to our being. We’re granted the choice to play for any team (of influences) that we’d like due to the power of will, of choice, because within us is a heightened sense of Zero, the one thing that is alien to this visible world. And by the power of this, we generate motion of all kinds, feeding back into the very source from whence we came. What a divine comedy! If the universe were a single entity, all permeating, encompassing the all and the nothing ,beyond duality, what would it do? The only motion left to do. To die and/or forget cyclically.

“Go home, god. You’re drunk” lmao ! : P