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Life
is actually lived on the invisible side of reality. For example, you
can't see love, joy, peace, or freedom, but would any of you declare that they
are not real. You can't see gravity or electricity either, but when
someone defies or ignores either of these laws, they usually do it only once.
The consequences are so
immediate and so devastating that, if they are still
alive, they rarely ignore the laws a second time.
The
Size of Life:
To view life as plants and
animals is to miss the vast majority of what life is. Life
is bio-chemical, bio-electrical in nature and occurs at the level of
atoms, molecules, and cells -- at a level so small that it's outside the everyday consciousness of
most people.
The Flat Earth: To view
only the Earth from ground level with the naked eye and think we know something
about the Earth is so ridiculous as to be indescribable. ( "The
Earth is flat, as any fool can plainly
see.")
I Know Nothing:
What we don't know exceeds what we do know by such a
huge amount that Albert Einstein is quoted as having
acknowledged this with the words: "I now
realize that I know nothing."
An Infinite Vastness:
The universe
is so vast that as Carl Sagan so eloquently stated:
"There are
more stars in the known universe than there are grains of sand on all the
beaches
on the entire Earth."
Ninety
five percent of the physical universe is
invisible: Astronomers, in attempting to
find out at what speed the universe is expanding and
the rate at which that expansion is slowing down
have come to the conclusion that Einstein’s theory
of the Cosmological Constant (which he, himself,
later renounced as false) appears to be correct,
after all. The latest findings indicate
that of all the matter and energy that make up the
universe only about five percent is
perceivable to human senses or to present-day,
scientific instruments.
So how do they know the other
ninety-five percent is there? They know
by the gravitational effect it has on that
five-percent-portion we call physical matter.
About one
third of all the material that makes up
the known universe appears to be invisible matter
(called "dark
matter,") and about two thirds of the known universe appears to consist of
an invisible energy (called "dark
energy"). Unlike physical matter,
dark matter neither emits or reflects light, and,
unlike physical matter which gathers together in
clumps, this invisible energy, is present
everywhere.
What appears to humans as
empty space is actually, to use one astronomer's
words, "a seething stew of energy and matter." This fits
Einstein’s original theory of the Cosmological Constant.
If these two perspectives
continue to be confirmed by additional studies,
these findings will have profound effects upon
our understanding of the nature of reality.
For starters, just ask two simple questions: first, if physical
matter is made up only of energy, what are we?
And second,
what is in that invisible ninety-five percent of
what we call the universe?
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Dark
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God:
The concept we call "God" is also invisible, and, yet, our
beliefs about whatever it is
we
call "God" '
dictate our
lives.
Internal:
Another factor to consider is that everything we do in the external world is
actually done to create an inner satisfaction. So the next time you get
upset about something out there in the world, remember this:
There are no victims, only unconscious creators.
Happiness is an inside job.
Everything
is mental; the Universe is a mental creation of the All. '
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How we heal the physical
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An Interview with the Devil 