posted July 01, 2008 09:50 AM         

Heaps of Love,
Dean.

Ps. on a side note, things are still quite hectic here with the 2 year old and three month old, but we're pulling through My web server is currently down as I thought the hard drive had died, but it turns out the partitioning had issues. Finally, I finished the book Pride and Prejudice today and while it had no impact on my thoughts above, other than the fact that people can change as a result of the differing viewpoints of others, I have to highly recommend this book. It is truly a classic.

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I realized it for the first time in my life:
there is nothing but mystery in the world,
how it hides behind the fabric of our poor,
browbeat days, shining brightly, and we don't even know it.

Sue Monk Kidd, "The Secret Life of Bees", p79

posted July 02, 2008 08:10 AM         

How are you going 13 and 26?

posted July 09, 2008 11:50 PM         

We are all made up of energy and we all vibrate out that energy, and whatever energy and thoughts we emit (be it positive or negative) is exactly what we get back. You are also correct in that when we're with somebody else their mood and their energy can affect our own if we let it.

posted July 16, 2008 08:46 AM         

u once asked if on that frequency spectrum it ever ends on either side. No it does not.

posted July 18, 2008 11:38 AM         

If I could break free of this mind, then I could start living like a Buddha

posted July 23, 2008 08:27 AM         

1. It's a really large space that expands in three dimensions without end.
2. It's the number of possibilities within a small space, like the number of decimal place between one and two.
3. It's a process, like counting, one, two, etc is infinite as it has no end in theory.

In truth, I think infinity is all of these things because the mind cannot fathom an infinite space - we have to visualise something and add a foot - which is a process. Likewise, in maths, we say lim x as y approaches infinity. Also, 1 / 0 is undifinable so we say 1 / x as x approaches 0 - this equals infinity - oor the approaching infinity. Lastly, you could also say an electro-magnetic lightwave is infinite - it will spiral for ever as it's dynamics rotate around each other. Is there loss of energy at all? I don't know, but it can curve so maybe it is bound by the finite, and hence, cannot be infinite?

posted July 23, 2008 04:48 PM         

On extreme distances the two end points meet and are one and the same LOL

Hahah...

I am still contemplating...the mysteries of the universe...

posted July 24, 2008 02:03 AM         

I recently read a line from "Captain Corelli's Mandolin" - someone quote Empodecles (I think):

quote:

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God is a circle who's centre is everywhere and circumference is nowhere

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posted August 02, 2008 04:19 AM         

But finite doesn't seem logical. What happened before 15 billion years ago? Answer: something pertaining to infinity.

However, if electro-magnetic lightwaves rotate around each other, and is therefore finite, then the 'Universe' must be finite if the process of the Exploding (Big bang) and Imploding (mass attracts mass) continues in an ever on-going process, without energy escaping to an outer/other dimension.

I agree, everything is Energy.

posted August 02, 2008 08:43 AM         

Perhaps this infinity is nothingness.

Perhaps when the grand universe was formed, its umbilical cord is still attached to this nothingness or parallel universe LOL

Does black holes returns matter and light to this nothingness? Science can never answer that question and we have to turn to religion for the answer. Not the pseudo religions of the earth. But a true religion that one finds after personal inquiry.

posted August 02, 2008 04:34 PM         

quote:

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Utter dark and silent
A cosmos night such was
Sleeping all in dreamless sleep
A cosmic night without an yesterday and then "Boom"

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posted August 05, 2008 11:22 AM         

The whole QED theory seems so absurd to scientists such as Neil Bohr and others.

But heh , experiments has not contracticted them. Have to give it to Feynman. He too like Einstein would have said "I don't know why but it is so". I guess I will imitate their answer as a response to your "go figure".

Some tauraeans like Feynman are such ordinary thinkers ...i like that divinity in them

posted August 07, 2008 07:47 AM         

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It occurred to me once more today with a vengeance that all is Energy. The difference between stars and planets is that stars create there own, while planets may reflect other stars or absorb energy. There is a pun here with humans. If you can control your energy in the face of other entities, then you are "strong". If you can absorb other people's energy's and perhaps transmute it back in a positive form, then you are stronger and become helpful. If you absorb other people's energy's and become negative as a result, then you are challenging yourself. Will you be able to get out? Are you learning anything in the exchange? Are you teaching anything? Will you ever be able to answer these questions, and more importantly, will you be able to as the final result of your current situation? If not, then why absorb? Try to transmute or reflect! Become a star and make the energy difference you wish to see in the world! All exchanges are energy exchanges to absorb, reflect, or transmute. Energy is God.

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Wow.