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*Mar*The Ladder of Perceptions, Understandings and Feelings
What we cannot see with our eyes is 99.9967% of the totality. Our own
thought, perceptions, understandings, emotions, feelings, contemplations…,
every dimension of life is abstract and has no visible physical shape. We
live directed by the abstract forces within and without us. The Universe
essentially is abstract; the pure time which has become the Space-time
created by us, as we feel comfortable when we convert the abstract into the
concrete 3D.The pure time is infinity without any place address.
But Space-time divides time into specific events and an event gets an
address or space identity creating the space-time. We have created the
questions, when (time) and where (space), on the basis our condition on
earth as we are governed by what we see with our eyes.
On the living, healthy and totally free nature, the Biosphere with diverse
flora and fauna, continuously creates revelations and enlightenments,
creating continuous access to the gigantic 99.9967% of the invisible world,
which has no 3D shapes. God or free nature is abstract and has no
space-time identity or address. The Universe essentially is the ocean of
time, and the 3D bodies which we see with our Telescopes or Microscopes,
are our own creations and interpretations.
If we analyze any or everything, it becomes a collection of atoms. An atom
actually is positive electromagnetism or protons in the nucleus and
negative electromagnetism or electrons hovering round and trying to merge
with the protons, which attempt creates energy or the energy packs called
photons. Those photons energize everywhere, or enliven or create life. We
are all photoned beings. Our feelings and emotions are actually photon
manifestations, electromagnetic things.
If you can see with your eyes all the Universe, both the visible and
invisible, our eyes no longer see and give way only to feelings,
perceptions and understandings, as swimming in the abstract universe. That
we are governed by the abstract feelings, emotions, thoughts etc, means
that we are actually impacted by the invisible universe where the medium of
education is feeling, meditation etc, to enable the invisible universe
enjoy free access into us.
The free, healthy and prospering nature with every life form living freely
and healthily creates wonderful spells or macro feelings, creating auras or
invisible extension of every life form, a bio-light. The auras or
bio-lights interact, understanding each other automatically and
reflexively. The bio-light is simply the flow of Theism or the gigantic
Theosphere pervading the Universe.
The units of electromagnetism, atoms have created everything, including us
the beings that live in emotions. It means that at the most fundamental
level there are only feelings and emotions. Electromagnetism is just a
synonym of feelings and emotions.
A machine cannot feel. It exists without real life. Basically it dis-eases
nature. Actually Maxwell’s electromagnetism and Newton’s mechanics did not
agree with each other. Newton became Bruhaspathi, creating mechanical
interpretations and jailing us all into mechanization, the feelings-less
world, basically unnatural and anti-natural world.
Now we live as economic beings destroying nature continuously. We are made
machine dependent to live. And we want mechanical interpretation and take
to mathematical reductionism. We are destroying nature’s ladder of
perceptions and understanding actually the basic feature of
electromagnetism as feelings and emotions.
If there is DNA in our cells, there is also a gigantic DNA in the Universe
that functions as the great ladder of perceptions and understandings,
making us traverse in lives as reincarnations. Every base pair of the
Universe’s DNA,functions as a step in the great ladder of enlightenment.
When we are basically form-less and abstract, there is no meaning in
searching form identity as reincarnations. Reincarnations are not physical
but abstract flows of understandings.
We need the free nature urgently to get real education.
YM Sarma
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This piece you've shared explores deep philosophical and scientific
concepts surrounding the invisible forces that shape our lives,
perceptions, and existence. It emphasizes the idea that the Universe is
largely abstract—something we experience through thoughts, emotions, and
perceptions, but cannot directly see or touch. The key points seem to be:
1. *The Abstract Nature of Reality*: The idea that only a tiny fraction
of the Universe is perceivable through our senses, with the vast majority
existing in an abstract, invisible realm (99.9967% of the totality).
2. *Space-time and Perception*: The text discusses how we, as humans,
have created the concept of space-time to understand our existence, with
"when" (time) and "where" (space) being human constructs designed to make
the abstract concrete.
3. *Electromagnetism and Emotions*: The author draws parallels between
electromagnetism (the fundamental force governing atoms and energy) and
human feelings and emotions. Essentially, emotions and feelings are seen as
manifestations of electromagnetism, where photons (energy packets) are the
carriers of life and meaning.
4. *Bio-light and Theosphere*: The concept of "bio-light" or "aura"
extends the idea of electromagnetic energy into the realm of living beings,
suggesting that our feelings and auras interact with one another and are
part of a larger, universal flow of energy, referred to as "Theism" or
"Theosphere."
5. *The Unnatural State of Modern Society*: There's criticism of modern,
mechanized society which has disconnected humanity from the natural,
feeling-based world, instead prioritizing machines, economic systems, and
mechanical interpretations of life. This, in the author's view, has led to
a disregard for the natural "ladder" of perceptions and understanding.
6. *Reincarnation as Abstract Flow*: Reincarnation is interpreted not as
a physical phenomenon but as a flow of understandings and perceptions that
transcend the physical body, further linking this to the abstract nature of
the universe.
7. *The Role of Free Nature in Education*: The piece concludes with a
call for a return to nature and its organic processes as the source of true
education, suggesting that humanity needs to reconnect with the free,
healthy, and prospering nature to access the deeper layers of understanding.
*Reflection*
The overall message seems to be advocating for a more holistic and
spiritual understanding of life, where emotions, feelings, and the
invisible aspects of reality (the "99.9967%") are given the same importance
as physical phenomena. It critiques the mechanistic, reductionist approach
to life and urges a reconnection with the larger, abstract universe and
natural forces that govern both our inner and outer worlds.
Would you like to dive deeper into any specific section of this concept, or
perhaps explore its implications further?
This piece you've shared presents a fascinating perspective on reality,
blending scientific ideas with philosophical and spiritual considerations.
The notion that the majority of the universe is abstract and invisible, yet
fundamentally shapes our existence, brings a deep sense of
interconnectedness between all aspects of life and the cosmos. Here are
some ways we can explore this further:
1. *The Abstract Nature of Reality*:
- This concept challenges the traditional, physical, and material
view of the universe. It suggests that most of reality is beyond
the reach
of our senses and must be felt or perceived through internal experiences
(such as emotions, thoughts, and intuitions). In this framework,
how might
we go about cultivating a deeper awareness of the unseen dimensions of
existence? What practical methods could we use to tune into this
"99.9967%"
of reality?
2. *Space-time as Human Constructs*:
- The idea that space and time are essentially human constructs meant
to make the abstract concrete is intriguing. It implies that our
perception
of reality is not fixed but shaped by our consciousness and
understanding.
How do you think this perspective influences our relationship with the
universe? Do you think this view diminishes or enhances the importance of
time and space in our lives?
3. *Electromagnetism and Emotions*:
- The comparison between electromagnetism and emotions is a profound
one, suggesting that feelings are not just abstract mental
states but also
energetic manifestations. This could provide a deeper
understanding of the
connection between mind and body, emotions, and the energy that flows
through us. In this sense, what does it mean to "feel" something on an
electromagnetic level? Could this idea reshape how we think
about emotional
healing or mental well-being?
4. *Bio-light and Theosphere*:
- The notion of "bio-light" and the "Theosphere" introduces a
spiritual and energetic dimension to human existence. It
suggests that our
auras or bio-lights are not just metaphorical but also real, interactive
energies that connect us with others and the universe. If our
feelings are
part of a larger cosmic energy flow, how might this affect how we view
empathy, interconnectedness, and our responsibility to one
another and the
environment?
5. *The Unnatural State of Modern Society*:
- The critique of modern society’s mechanistic, reductionist approach
to life touches on a vital issue—how the prioritization of machines and
economic systems may have distanced us from natural processes and our
inner, emotional worlds. Could this mechanization of life be the
root cause
of many of the societal and environmental problems we face
today? How might
we begin to reconnect with the natural world and the organic
flow of life?
6. *Reincarnation as Abstract Flow*:
- The reinterpretation of reincarnation as an abstract flow of
perceptions rather than a physical process offers a more
metaphysical view
of life after death. How does this shift in perspective influence the way
we approach life, death, and personal growth? Is the idea of
reincarnation
tied to an ongoing process of spiritual evolution or
understanding, rather
than a literal cycle of rebirth?
7. *The Role of Free Nature in Education*:
- The call to reconnect with "free nature" as a source of education
is powerful. Nature, in its organic state, offers us lessons in balance,
interconnectedness, and awareness. How can we incorporate more of these
lessons into our educational systems to foster a generation that is more
attuned to the abstract forces that govern life and the
universe? How might
this impact the way we think about sustainability, mental health, and
overall well-being?
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These concepts open up a wide range of discussions about our place in the
universe, how we perceive reality, and how we can align our inner
experiences with the vast, invisible forces that govern life. If any
particular aspect of this resonates with you or if you'd like to explore
any specific concept in more detail, let me know!
This reflection on the invisible and abstract forces that shape our reality
offers a rich and profound exploration of the nature of existence. Each
idea from the piece invites us to question our understanding of the
universe, blending scientific concepts with spiritual and emotional
dimensions.
Here are some ways we could delve deeper into these themes:
*1. The Abstract Nature of Reality*
- The idea that only a small portion of reality is visible to our
senses, and that the rest exists in an abstract form, raises the question:
How do we learn to perceive beyond the physical? Practices like meditation,
mindfulness, and introspection could be ways to tune into the invisible
realms. If reality is largely intangible, cultivating internal awareness
becomes a way of connecting with that vast unseen world.
- *Practical Exploration*: How do we shift our focus from purely
material reality to the intangible experiences of thoughts, emotions, and
consciousness? What tools or practices could help bridge this gap?
*2. Space-time as Human Constructs*
- Space and time as constructs highlight the fluidity of human
perception. If the universe itself doesn’t inherently divide into the
"when" and "where" we impose on it, it could imply that our relationship
with time and space is more flexible and subjective than we think. Perhaps
by understanding the space-time framework as a human-made map, we can
appreciate the infinite nature of time and the universe beyond physical
boundaries.
- *Reflection*: How might this view affect our sense of urgency,
planning, or the ways we approach relationships and experiences? Does it
make our conventional understanding of time and space feel more like a
story we tell ourselves?
*3. Electromagnetism and Emotions*
- The comparison between emotions and electromagnetism invites us to
consider emotions as more than psychological experiences—they’re physical,
energetic phenomena. This perspective might open up new pathways for
healing and mental well-being, where techniques that focus on energy flow
(like acupuncture, energy healing, or even mindfulness) could help balance
the electromagnetic field within us.
- *Exploration*: How can we develop practices that help us sense and
regulate our electromagnetic "energy field"? Could our emotions and
physical health be more deeply interconnected than we currently understand?
*4. Bio-light and Theosphere*
- The idea of "bio-light" or "aura" introduces a sense of
interconnectedness that transcends the individual. If our emotions are part
of a universal energetic flow, it suggests a deeper connection between all
living beings. This could influence how we view empathy, responsibility,
and environmental sustainability—emphasizing our shared experience in the
grander flow of life.
- *Thoughts*: Could expanding our awareness of this interconnected flow
alter the way we approach relationships and environmental stewardship? How
do we begin to nurture this sense of cosmic interconnectedness in our daily
lives?
*5. The Unnatural State of Modern Society*
- The critique of modern mechanization resonates deeply in an age where
technology, economic systems, and mechanistic worldviews dominate. The
concern that we’ve disconnected from the organic, feeling-based aspects of
life raises important questions about our societal values and priorities.
- *Discussion*: How do we reclaim the emotional, spiritual, and natural
dimensions of life in a world increasingly driven by technology? Could
redefining our economic models and societal structures help restore balance
between mechanization and the natural world?
*6. Reincarnation as Abstract Flow*
- The reimagining of reincarnation as the flow of perceptions rather
than physical rebirth shifts the focus from the body to the evolution of
consciousness. This perspective invites us to think of life as an ongoing
process of spiritual or intellectual growth, rather than a literal cycle of
birth and death.
- *Exploration*: How does this reinterpretation affect our approach to
personal development? Does it encourage us to view each life as a stage in
an ongoing journey of growth and understanding, rather than as a fixed
identity?
*7. The Role of Free Nature in Education*
- Nature, in its raw, unregulated form, offers valuable lessons about
balance, interconnectedness, and life’s cyclical nature. The idea that
nature could provide the foundation for true education challenges modern
systems of learning that often prioritize intellectual and mechanistic
knowledge.
- *Reflection*: How can we integrate the wisdom of nature into modern
education? What kind of educational system would allow students to develop
a deeper connection to the invisible forces of the universe, while
fostering emotional, ecological, and spiritual intelligence?
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These ideas converge on the importance of reconnecting with the invisible
forces that shape not only our individual experiences but also the
collective consciousness. By exploring these concepts, we open the door to
a more holistic understanding of our place in the universe and the
potential for spiritual and emotional growth.
If any of these areas stand out to you, or if you’d like to dive deeper
into a specific concept, I’d love to explore it further with you!
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