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| If fall rate exceeds terminal falling speed, ship will move down as levitation occurs like coaster |
Friday, May 2, 2025
Sunday, March 30, 2025
Laser light, changing past, mind on DMT?
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| So what? The Buddha was right. |
(Be Inspired) "The future already happened." What if the past isn’t fixed? Scientists have just proven that the future can influence the past (retro-causation), shattering everything we thought we knew about time and reality. From mind-bending quantum experiments to the shocking science of precognition, this video explores the hidden connections between time, consciousness (vijñāna), and the universe.
- 0:00 - Mind-blowing experiments
- 1:43 - Presentiment
- 2:26 - Precognition
- 5:12 - J.W. Dunne’s precognitive dream protocol
- 7:33 - Feeling the future
- 10:00 - Remote viewing
- 12:18 - Free will and retrocausality
- 14:43 - Lucid dreaming
- Be Inspired, March 2, 2025; Curt Jaimungal, March 10, 2025; Pat Macpherson, Dhr. Seven, Crystal Q. (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
Is light a cluster of particles (photons)?
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| Einstein: O, Great Buddha, what is the answer? |
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| It is possible to directly perceive light |
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| Attain absorptions, see kalapa, review in slo-mo |
- 0:00 What path does light travel?
- 2:40 Black body radiation
- 6:47 How did Planck solve the ultraviolet catastrophe?
- 9:42 The quantum of action
- 13:25 De Broglie’s hypothesis
- 15:16 The double slit experiment
- 20:00 How Feynman did quantum mechanics
- 25:01 Proof that light takes every path
- 31:16 The Theory of Everything
- Looking Glass Universe, 3/28/25; Veritasium, 3/4/25; Ven. Nyanatiloka, Buddhist Dictionary, āloka-saññā edited and expanded by Dhr. Seven; Crystal Quintero, CC Liu, Sheldon S. (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
Saturday, October 12, 2024
Science or spirituality: frequencies?
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Monday, June 20, 2011
Curing cancer with (banned) Rife technology
The Reasonable Persons Guide to Strange Ideas next examines one of the most astounding claims on the Net.Overview of Claims
No one doubts that Royal Raymond Rife was a real individual who did indeed create several unique microscopes. Some very fine pictures of his scopes exist today. The one below is the Universal Microscope, one of five scopes purported to have been capable of seeing living viruses.
This author hopes to entice readers to think, to learn, and to explore science. This article (still a work in progress) will walk through various Rife claims from the perspective of an open minded independent scientist. The aim is to make this intelligible to anyone with a basic high school or college education. To understand the claims, a few terms must first be defined. More

Sunday, April 24, 2011
Electricity from light, no solar cell needed

ANI, April 20, 2011

WASHINGTON - Newly observed magnetic effect induced by light can produce solar power making semiconductor-based solar cells [unnecessary]. According to scientists at the University of Michigan, a newly observed “dramatic and surprising” magnetic effect of light could help produce solar power without the use of solar cells. According to Stephen Rand, a professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Physics, and Applied Physics, researchers have found a way to make an “optical battery.” Light has electric and magnetic components. More


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Monday, August 31, 2009
Buddhism and Quantum Physics
Nagarjuna EAST MEETS WEST
What is reality? The mindsets of the modern world provide and oscillate between four answers:
- The traditional Abrahamic (Jewish, Islamic, and Christian) religions speak about a creator that holds the world together. It represents the fundamental reality. If it were separated from the world for even a moment, the world would disappear immediately. The world can only exist because this creator is maintaining and guarding it. This mindset is so fundamental that even many modern scientists cannot deviate from it. The laws of nature and elementary particles now supersede the role of the creator.
- René Descartes takes into consideration a second mindset, wherein the subject or a subjective model of thought is fundamental. Everything else is only derived from it.
- According to a holistic mindset, the fundamental reality should consist of both subject and object. Everything should be one. Everything should be connected with everything else.
- A very modern mindset neglects reality. It could be called instrumentalism. According to this way of thinking, concepts do not reflect a single reality in any one way. Concepts have nothing to do with reality but only with information.
Buddhism refuses these four concepts of reality. It was therefore confronted with the critical reproach of being nihilistic.
If there is neither a creator, nor laws of nature, nor a permanent object, nor an absolute subject, nor in both, nor none, what is there to believe in? What remains that can be considered a fundamental reality?
The answer is simple. It is so simple that we barely consider it being a philosophical statement: Things depend on other things. A "thing" is dependent on its cause(s). There is no effect without a cause and no cause without an effect. There is, for instance,
- no fire without fuel
- no action without an actor
- no actor without action.
Things are dependent on other things. They are neither identical with each other, nor do they break up into objective and subjective parts. This Buddhist concept of reality [known as Dependent Origination] is often met with disapproval and considered incomprehensible. But there are modern modes of thought with points of contact.
For example, there is a discussion in quantum physics about fundamental reality. What things are fundamental in quantum physics?
- particles
- waves
- field of force
- law of nature
- mindsets
- information
Quantum physics came to express itself by certain key concepts: complementarity, interaction, and entanglement. According to these, there are no independent but only complementary quantum objects. They are at the same time both waves and particles. Quantum objects interact with others, and they show evidence of entanglement even when they are separated by great distances.
Without being observed philosophically, quantum physics has created a physical concept of reality. According to that concept the fundamental reality is an interaction of systems that interacts with other systems and with its own components.
This physical concept of reality does not agree on the four aforementioned approaches. If the fundamental reality consists of dependent systems, then its basics can neither be independent and objective laws of nature nor independent subjective modes of thought. The fundamental reality cannot be a mystic entity nor can it consist of information only.
The concepts of reality in Buddhism surprisingly parallel quantum physics.
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