I think time is circular, just like in the movie THE ARRIVAL. And maybe we can actually change the past by changing your present and believing in a future. What do you think about this????
The idea of time being circular, as seen in The Arrival, suggests that our perception of past, present, and future might be intertwined in ways we don't fully understand. If time loops or is non-linear, changing the present with a strong belief in a desired future could potentially influence the past, creating a kind of feedback loop. This aligns with the concept that consciousness might not be bound to linear time, and that our thoughts and perceptions could have a profound impact on the fabric of reality itself. It's a fascinating possibility to explore!
This is an invitation to see a theory that explains the mathematics of Quantum Mechanics as the physics of ‘time’ with Classical physics representing processes over a ‘period of time’ as in Newton’s differential equations. The atoms of the periodic table are standing waves in time within the absorption and emission of light forming the passage of time. Light and matter in the form of electrons are waves over a ‘period of time’ with particle characteristics as a probabilistic ∆×∆pᵪ≥h/4π future unfolds. We have a photon ∆E=hf electron interaction between each cause and effect, between each action and reaction with the Planck Constant h/2π being a minimum constant of action at the base of this process. This idea is supported by the fact that photon ∆E=hf energy is continuously transforming potential energy into the kinetic Eₖ=½mv² energy of matter in the form of electrons.
Space Time is a human invention to describe the Universe to ourselves. Our collective vision of time enables our defense of self, the mind's first instinct is survival of self. A child has an expansive feeling that is not self centered. As one ages and the culture one is born into takes hold, the survival instinct's roots deepen. Ultimately there is only the Now, the Universe is Timeless and Everything is Alive and has Consciousness. Love Thy Neighbor as Thyself!
Absolutely. Space-time as we know it is a mental construct to help us navigate and understand the universe. As we grow, the ego and survival instinct often dominate our perception of time and self. But at a deeper level, the truth is that everything exists in the timeless Now, interconnected and full of consciousness. The expansive, non-self-centered experience we have as children is a glimpse of this larger truth. The command to "Love Thy Neighbor as Thyself" reflects the recognition of this interconnectedness-seeing all as one.
@@Spiritual-Quest Exactly! Why should I love my neighbor as myself? Because in a very real physical way you, me, we are each other. We arise from the same dust and we will return to the same dust. Manifestations of this Now, and for human beings, a very short 'time'.
David Deutsch’s perspective challenges the traditional view of time as a fundamental entity. By suggesting that time emerges from the multiverse, he implies that time is a construct rather than a core component of reality. This view aligns with quantum mechanics and the idea that what we perceive as time might just be an emergent phenomenon within a much broader, interconnected multiverse.
@@Spiritual-Quest Sir you will astonish to hear the concept of time as per Hinduism , world famous astrophysicist Carl Sagan had hosted a full tv series about it.
I think time is circular, just like in the movie THE ARRIVAL. And maybe we can actually change the past by changing your present and believing in a future. What do you think about this????
The idea of time being circular, as seen in The Arrival, suggests that our perception of past, present, and future might be intertwined in ways we don't fully understand. If time loops or is non-linear, changing the present with a strong belief in a desired future could potentially influence the past, creating a kind of feedback loop. This aligns with the concept that consciousness might not be bound to linear time, and that our thoughts and perceptions could have a profound impact on the fabric of reality itself. It's a fascinating possibility to explore!
This is an invitation to see a theory that explains the mathematics of Quantum Mechanics as the physics of ‘time’ with Classical physics representing processes over a ‘period of time’ as in Newton’s differential equations. The atoms of the periodic table are standing waves in time within the absorption and emission of light forming the passage of time. Light and matter in the form of electrons are waves over a ‘period of time’ with particle characteristics as a probabilistic ∆×∆pᵪ≥h/4π future unfolds. We have a photon ∆E=hf electron interaction between each cause and effect, between each action and reaction with the Planck Constant h/2π being a minimum constant of action at the base of this process. This idea is supported by the fact that photon ∆E=hf energy is continuously transforming potential energy into the kinetic Eₖ=½mv² energy of matter in the form of electrons.
QUANTUM ETERNALISM
LOVE IT !!!
MAGNIFICENT
Are we eternal then??
Space Time is a human invention to describe the Universe to ourselves. Our collective vision of time enables our defense of self, the mind's first instinct is survival of self. A child has an expansive feeling that is not self centered. As one ages and the culture one is born into takes hold, the survival instinct's roots deepen. Ultimately there is only the Now, the Universe is Timeless and Everything is Alive and has Consciousness. Love Thy Neighbor as Thyself!
Absolutely. Space-time as we know it is a mental construct to help us navigate and understand the universe. As we grow, the ego and survival instinct often dominate our perception of time and self. But at a deeper level, the truth is that everything exists in the timeless Now, interconnected and full of consciousness. The expansive, non-self-centered experience we have as children is a glimpse of this larger truth. The command to "Love Thy Neighbor as Thyself" reflects the recognition of this interconnectedness-seeing all as one.
@@Spiritual-Quest Exactly! Why should I love my neighbor as myself? Because in a very real physical way you, me, we are each other. We arise from the same dust and we will return to the same dust. Manifestations of this Now, and for human beings, a very short 'time'.
Physict David Deustch said Time is not fundamental entity rather it emarges from multyverse.
David Deutsch’s perspective challenges the traditional view of time as a fundamental entity. By suggesting that time emerges from the multiverse, he implies that time is a construct rather than a core component of reality. This view aligns with quantum mechanics and the idea that what we perceive as time might just be an emergent phenomenon within a much broader, interconnected multiverse.
@@Spiritual-Quest Sir you will astonish to hear the concept of time as per Hinduism , world famous astrophysicist Carl Sagan had hosted a full tv series about it.