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Everything is Energy

Let’s start with what you know. For millennia, mankind’s ideas about science and technology have been advancing to the point where scientists today now know some of the foundational truths about the Universe, all of which essentially boil down to one thing:

“Everything is energy, and that’s all there is to it. Match the frequency of the reality you want, and you cannot help but get that reality.” -Bashar, via Darryl Anka

Everything is energy. Seems simple enough, but let’s break it down further: What is ‘everything,’ and what is ‘energy’?

Let’s look first at the former: What is the Everything, aka, the Universe?

“There is the observable universe, which is everything whose existence we’ve thus far been able to confirm or observe, or could, in principle, observe if we pointed our telescopes at it. Then, there is the “The (Whole) Universe,” which is everything that exists, has existed, or will exist, anytime, anywhere, regardless of whether or not we’re aware of it yet.”

So, the Universe can be defined as everything, including whatever lies in the element of unknown that has not yet reached human understanding.

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Classical Physics

Classical physics has its origins in one form of energy in particular: The force of gravity. Since the seventeenth century, Sir Isaac Newton’s Law of Universal Gravitation, the theory that any particle of matter in the universe attracts any other with a force, has been applied to everything from falling apples to placing objects on the moon.

However, in the first half of the twentieth century, theoretical physicist Albert Einstein questioned not that two objects attracted one another through the force of gravity, but how those objects exerted that attractive force on one other. For a decade, Einstein searched for the mechanism by which objects exert this force of gravity and, in 1915, proposed his General Theory of Relativity: What we perceive as the force of gravity arises from the curvature of space and time. Space, itself, acts as that mechanism.

Theoretical physicist Brian Greene explains in an analogy: “Imagine you have a rubber sheet stretched in front of you, nice and taut. You take a marble and set it rolling on the surface, and it goes in a straight line. Easy to picture. Now, if you take a heavy object and put it in the middle of the sheet, the sheet will now curve. If I set that marble rolling, it won’t go in a straight line any longer, the marble will now roll in a curved trajectory because it’s rolling on this curved surface of the rubber sheet. Take that simple idea, and apply it to the Universe.”

In 1929, Edwin Hubble expanded on these ideas by examining the motion of various galaxies and confirmed the theories of Alexander Friedmann and Georges Lemaître that stated the Universe was indeed growing and that distant objects were moving away, as if the fabric of space-time were being stretched.

This knowledge gave way to the theory of the Big Bang, that the Universe began has a hot, dense, infinitesimally small nugget of energy and matter that expanded and cooled, forming, over billions of years, the Universe as it currently is. Scientists have since measured residual radiation in space that supports this origin theory.

Brian Greene is a theoretical physicist, Rhodes Scholar, and Professor of Physics and Mathematics at Columbia University.

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Quantum Mechanics

“All matter originates and exists only by virtue of a force which brings the particles of the atom to vibration. I must assume behind this force the existence of a conscious and intelligent mind. This mind is the matrix of all matter.”

-Max Planck, Founder of Quantum Theory

That, in a nutshell, is the human understanding of the cosmos at large, but while some researchers were stepping back to look at the big picture, others zoomed in, seeking to understand the smallest, most foundational building blocks that make up your massive universe.

Quantum mechanics is the area of physics that deals with the behavior of atoms and subatomic particles. Since the 1920’s, scientists have been examining smaller and smaller elemental particles, focusing first on atoms, then atomic nuclei, then nucleons (protons and neutrons), and now, elemental particles called quarks.

In an attempt to describe the characteristics and movements of these microscopic particles, Erwin Schrödinger formulated his wave equation because scientists like Louis de Broglie and Max Born suspected that matter has wave-like properties and proposed interpreting the wave function observed in experiments as a wave of probability. However, while attempting to measure these particles, researchers repeatedly observed phenomena they could not fully explain, such as quantum entanglement, superposition, and Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle.

A False Reality

What would be the point of actual reality if it was so obscured from humans that we still have yet to discover it? Well, first of all, that’s a very human-centric way of looking at things. It would be helpful to start altering this perception of Mankind as the center of All That Is.

But honestly, why don’t you see reality as it is? And what, then, is the connection between your brain and your conscious experiences?

According to the Price Equation of Evolution, natural selection does not favor seeing reality as it is, but instead, favors only the fitness of an organism looking to survive.

Price Equation of Evolution

Evolutionary Fitness: The probability that the line of descent from an individual with a specific trait will not die out.

Unified Field Theory

With this evidence, it can be concluded that there are unknowns in the Universe which Man does not yet understand.

Is it possible there are entities who may have discovered these answers?

Statistics suggest that, in this universe alone, there exists billions of galaxies and trillions of stars. It is almost a certainty that life exists elsewhere in space. Your Universe is approximately 13.8 billion years old. Mankind, by the most generous estimates, is around 300,000 years old, and recorded history indicates civilization has only existed for 6,000 years. That means there has been approximately 13.8 billion years for someone else to have figured it out.

It is now estimated that for every grain of sand on Earth, there is an earth-like planet capable of sustaining life, and in 1961, astronomer and astrophysicist Dr. Frank Drake devised the Drake Equation, which calculates the number of worlds with intelligent life capable of technologically communicating with us. According to Drake’s own calculations, there are 10,000 communicative civilizations in the Milky Way Galaxy alone.

Decades later, the Drake Equation has been greatly expanded upon by Dr. Amir Aczel, associate professor of Mathematics and Statistics at Bentley College. His calculation extends to the visible universe as a whole, which has billions of galaxies, each containing billions of stars. He calculated that there is a 100% probability that advanced civilizations exist elsewhere.

But are there those here on Earth who have begun to figure out how to bridge these gaps – between known and unknown, observed and unobserved, and between All That Is and All That Could Be?

Furthermore, could the answers have been inside your minds all along?

However, that understanding wasn’t good enough to understand the workings of the atom. So, a whole new language, logic, and mathematics had to be developed to properly characterize and understand the behavior of atoms and molecules, and that is Quantum Mechanics.

Midway through the twentieth century, there was a complete reformulation of Quantum Mechanics to what is called Quantum Field Theory. It is yet a newer language of nature necessary to understand the world of elementary particles, more fundamental than atoms. They behave differently, partly because this is a relativistic world, a world of fast-moving particles close to the speed of light, and early Quantum Mechanics was not compatible with Einstein’s Relativity.

Quantum Field Theory is a beautiful theory, seemingly infinitely accurate as far as experiments can tell, and it sheds light on some of the puzzles of earlier quantum mechanics, particularly the relationship between particle and wave.

Dr. John Hagelin holds a B.A. in Physics from Dartmouth College, an M.A. in Physics from Harvard University, a Ph.D. in Physics from Harvard University, and conducted post-doctoral research at both CERN and SLAC.

Superstring Theory explains all those particles as the inevitable, predicted consequence of the Unified Field in its natural states of vibration, that the so-called material Universe isn’t material at all, just the vibrational tones – the natural reverberant frequencies – the music of the Absolute.

So, it is one theory, one Universal Field that supports different waves of vibration, like an ocean, supporting smaller waves and higher-frequency waves and slower, lazy waves representing different energies, different matter particles.

In a sense, it is extraordinary that one relatively simple concept of a quantum rubberband, or more precisely, a universal ocean of Intelligence that percolates rubberbands, explains the details of our Universe.

The picture is really more like this: You have this universal entity, this abstract, unmanifest, silent ocean, and waves of vibration rising from it that appear as the universe and all of the ingredients that we see in the universe. It is as if this entity were just striking the different tones of the Unified Field.

In addition to these superstrings that percolate from this ocean of pure Intelligence and Existence, the Unified Field also has the incredible capacity of percolating entire universes. These universes begin as baby universes – infinitesimal bubbles – but lots of them, like ginger ale: About 10^144 bubbles per cubic centimeter per second.

That’s a lot of baby universes, and most of them are duds. Most of them pop and disappear in a burst of energy, but under the right circumstances, some, like our own universe, start to grow exponentially. This is called Inflation. These universes then spawn galaxies, like our own Milky Way Galaxy and billions of others, and each galaxy, like our own, spawns hundreds of billions of suns, many – most – with planets, perhaps many of those planets teeming with life. This gives a taste of the immense Intelligence of the Universe and this universal ocean of Being, at the basis of it all, that governs not only Earth and its seven million mutually interacting species, but billions of planets in our own galaxy and billions of universes that probably, as of recent measurements, contain an infinite number of galaxies.

According to the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, a collection of Sanskrit aphorisms on the theory and practice of yoga, “Yoga is the complete settling of the activity of the mind. Then the seer is established in the Self.” Patanjali describes Consciousness as the Self, not the physical, material, or spiritual aspects with which a person would normally identify, but as the ‘seer within’ – the Consciousness, the unchanging, the immortal, the unbounded, the knower. We all have a ‘knower,’ or we wouldn’t be knowing.

This is known as Samadhi, the meditative state, described as a fourth state of Consciousness, after the conscious, preconscious, and unconscious.

“The peaceful, the blissful, the undivided thought to be the fourth; that is the Self. That is to be known.” – Nrisimha Tapaniya Upanishad 1

Samadhi, this meditative state, is not just a state of subjective experience. It has, in the brain, its corresponding, measurable correlates. At every level of the settling of the mind, the electrical activity of the brain, the firing of the neurons in the brain, looks completely different.

Going beyond thought completely, abstract awareness has its own completely unique style of brain functioning. The meditative state is characterized by both the frequency, which is Alpha1, and the uniform, synchronous firing across the total brain.

Gamma (above 30 Hz): High-level information processing, information-rich task processing.

Beta (above 12 Hz): Fast activity. Normal rhythm, problem solving, decision making, judgment, processing information.

Alpha (8-10 Hz): Calm activity. Mental resourcefulness, the bridge of consciousness and unconsciousness, alert but not actively processing information.

Theta (4 to 8 Hz): Slow activity, internal focus. Creativity, intuition, daydreaming, repository for memories, meditation, prayer, spiritual awareness. State between wakefulness and sleep; abnormal in awake adults but normal in children up to 13 years old.

Delta (0.1 to 3.5 Hz): Lowest frequencies. Deep sleep.

“If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration.”

-Nikola Tesla, Engineer & Inventor

The key missing ingredient to most people’s understanding of the Great Unknown is the science of consciousness. Scientists have thought for a long time that the closer they could look at the operating mechanisms of the brain, the closer they would come to finding the location of consciousness. While there’s been fantastic work at mapping neural connections and understanding more and more about the brain and memory, what they’re finding is that they still don’t know where consciousness is.

Conducting groundbreaking research in the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research Lab, inventor Adam Michael Curry and Princeton’s Dean of Engineering, Dr. Robert Jahn, studied the mysterious ordering effect of consciousness on quantum systems, an effect they called mind-matter interaction. What they have come to theorize is that consciousness is non-localized, meaning that consciousness does not seem to be strictly produced by the brain. It involves the brain, but there is something much deeper going on. They have found that consciousness may not be localized inside your body but may be a fundamental feature of the physical world in which you live.

The best way to understand nonlocality is to grasp that, in both physics and in consciousness, there is a connection that exists amongst all things, from photons, to people, to awareness, that isn’t limited by space and time but are woven within each other. Schrodinger theorized about nonlocality and entanglement in the 1920s, and in the 1970s, Stuart Freedman and John Clauser at Berkeley discovered that photons born together, like identical twins, can be positioned far apart from one another, but changing the polarization of one photon always changes the twin photon, no matter the distance. [D2]

“In this flow, mind and matter are not separate substances. Rather, they are different aspects of one whole and unbroken movement.”

–Dr. David Bohm, Physicist

Quantitative Correspondence

“Long ago, [Man] recognized that all perceptible matter comes from a primary substance, of a tenuity beyond conception and filling all space – the Akasha or luminiferous ether – which is acted upon by the life-giving Prana or creative force, calling into existence, in never ending cycles, all things and phenomena.”

-Nikola Tesla, 1930

So, what is the relationship between that inner experience of unbounded awareness when the mind is temporarily left behind, between that field of intelligence within, and the intelligence at the basis of the Universe? Between Atman, our Self, and Brahman, the unified force of the entire Universe?

A physicist may at first say, “Forget it. How could there be a relationship? Consciousness is purely subjective, and science is purely objective.”

Dr. Haglin explains that this relationship exists because Quantum Field Theory and the Unified Field are nonmaterial realities. There is not a material Source of the material Universe. There is a nonmaterial Source of pure potential and pure Intelligence.

And intelligence is a perfectly fair word because the deeper you go into nature and the more you explore the laws of nature, the more concentrated the intelligence becomes. The very simple mathematical formula that describes the structure and functioning of Unity contains within that compact form all of the intelligence and all of the laws of governing nature and life at every level.

The Unified Field is the most concentrated field of dynamic intelligence in nature. Dynamic intelligence is Consciousness.

The similarities are not just numerical, but there exists a deeper correlation between these elements. For example, gravity is the manifestation of the curvature of space, which is not just nothing, but a relativistic fluid that curves and flows, and Akasha is also space, not as nothing, but space as subtle substance, space as relativistic fluid. The similarities extend to all five of the elements.

When modern scientists hear about the five elements, the typical response is, “How quaint. How delightfully primitive.” But after all these years of scientific exploration, scientists are back to the fundamental five elements, and they are the same five elements that emerged in teachings thousands of years ago.

Regarding the corresponding vibrational expressions between consciousness into matter (conscious experience) and the expression of the unified field into matter (modern physics), the likelihood that this correspondence is a statistical fluke is approximately 1 in 1000 (0.1%).

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In addition to the expressions of the unified field in creation, we can also look at the unified field before the Big Bang because, according to Superstring Theory, the unified field was not created in the Big Bang, it created the Big Bang. It was there before. Long before the universe, the unified field was contentedly sitting within itself, not dead or lifeless or inert, but pure life reverberating within itself. Furthermore, there is an 8-in-64 dimensional structure to both superstrings and pure consciousness, and the human nervous system is as if hardwired or engineered to reverberate in that structure of totality creating a gateway to consciousness. The similarities are extraordinary.