If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration - Nikolai Tesla
“Different states of vibration take us to altering levels of consciousness and therefore to differing perceptions of reality. Therefore everything around us had a degree of consciousness.”
“Different states of vibration take us to altering levels of consciousness and therefore to differing perceptions of reality. Therefore everything around us had a degree of consciousness.”
“What, even bugs? What about rocks and plants?”
“Everything. The insects have an altered sense or reality,
you know this already. They see the world through a pixelated ultra-violet
spectrum. The colours that we see flowers possess look utterly different to
bees and butterflies. It’s been proven that plants communicate with one
another, that trees require a symbiotic relationship with fungus in the soil,
that plants under infestation with insects will issue an alarm to other plants
an attempt to make themselves unpalatable to pests. As for rocks, how is it
that I can crumble graphite in my fingers and yet, chemically, it’s the same
material as diamond?”
“But insects don’t exist in a parallel reality, they live in
ours.”
“True, which is why stick insects have evolved their
camouflage, why moths appear as leaves or bark and yet they still view the
world in an alien way to us. To survive in a world haunted by animals and birds
with a visual spectrum such as ours they have evolved these techniques. Don’t
forget as a life-form, they have successfully been in this world far longer than us. ”
“Visual spectrum?”
“Yes. We know that light, like sound, travels in waves. The frequency of these waves dictates what is
visible, hence you get the long slow waves of radiowaves through to the rapidly
repeating gamma rays. Our visible spectrum of red through to violet is a narrow
band in this wavelength between infrared and ultraviolet, yet all these colours
are contained within white light.”
The Electromagnetic spectrum - pintrest |
“Radiowaves? So sound and light are the same thing?”
“No, although they both travel as waves, they are different.
Light can travel in a vacuum but sound cannot. Sound is merely an excitement of
atoms, it needs a medium through which to travel. Light, on the other hand, is
composed of photons - the elementary particle of electromagnetic radiation –
therefore, unlike sound, light has the duality of being a particle and a wave.”
“So what’s beyond radio waves and gamma waves?”
“Well that’s the question, isn’t it? It could be that there
are lower frequencies that our instruments can’t quantify and maybe higher frequencies
than gamma waves… although the energy required to produce such an electromagnetic
burst would be literally astronomical. However we live in a hypothetical multiverse,
so why not?”
“A multiverse?”
The Multiverse - blogs-images.forbes.com/ |
“Yes, whereby many different realities occupy the same
space-time. I see that you’re confused,
but look; the big bang was a quantum event, yes? Well we can still discern
gravitational waves from this event, in particular the inflation effect that occured soon
after. There are unseen forces that affect the universe in which we reside.
The universe is expanding, yet what moves in to occupy the space between galaxies?
We see nothing and yet this nothing must be something in order to push them
apart.”
“This is all pseudoscience, mere philosophy.”
“On a quantum level observation yields only chaos; sub particles,
for instance, have to rotate multiple times until the same face reveals itself
to us. How is such a thing possible? We see the universe in terms of an orrery;
where all is as clockwork and predictable. But we live in a goldilocks
universe - everthing is just right. Not only do we live on a planet that lies in the habitable zone
around our sun whereby liquid water can exist. Or that we have a moon that
keeps our planet's tectonics active, that coincidentally has the same
size/distance ratio from said sun, enabling us to view the wonder of a solar eclipse. Neither that our solar system has gas giants
sucking up the majority of comets and space debris that would otherwise bombard
us… But we just so happen to exist in a universe whereby matter itself can
exist. Therefore surely it stands to reason that other universes must be out
there. Some theorise that there must be at least nine types of parallel universes,
but it could be an inconceivable number. The deeper we delve the more philosophical
it all becomes, it is at the very edge of our scientific understanding.”
“I think I can get my head around that, but what were you
saying about vibrations?”
“In this universe everything is energy. Light is energy, we
know sound is energy. I twist a rubber band and my movement creates energy, which
is stored in the rubber band’s elasticity.”
“You mentioned rocks before, they don’t have energy.”
“Yes they do, on an atomic level they are in motion. It’s
merely that with our limited perception we don’t see it. Most of what we call
rock is in actual fact empty space. Its solid form is the result of the energy
from its chemical bonds. But if I apply energy using a hammer I can break off
pieces; that’s me applying greater energy than the chemical bonds.”
“Hang on that implies that this material world isn’t really
matter at all?”
“Exactly. It’s really energy.”
“But what of consciousness?”
“Have you ever heard of the double slit experiment?”
“Is that whereby you can discern if something is a particle
or a wave?”
“Yes that’s the one. If I set up a screen and fire marbles
through a single slit, the marbles will hit the screen and make a shape corresponding
to the slit. If I put two slits in from of the screen I’ll get two corresponding
bands forming on the screen. However if I fire light at the slits, particles
which we know travels in waveform, where both waves meet after exiting the
slits you get interference patterns. So the screen will show multiple slit
shapes, separated by area where no light strikes the screen at all.”
“Yes, I think I’ve seen such images, fascinating stuff. But
that doesn’t prove consciousness.”
Two slit experiment - http://abyss.uoregon.edu/ |
“No… but if we go to the quantum level and fire electrons at
the single slit we get one band shape but two slits form the same multiple
interference patterns. The electrons – actual matter, was behaving as a wave.”
“Maybe they were merely bouncing off each other and making
the interference pattern that way?”
“Well the next logical step to check this is to fire
individual electrons at the slits.”
“Yes and thereby making two slit patterns on the screen.”
“You’d think… and yet after an hour or so off firing
individual electrons at the slits the same banded interference pattern is
observed on the screen. Which means the single electron is fired at the slits
and becomes a wave of potentials, splitting and going through both slits and
therefore interfering with itself and hitting the screen making that banded
pattern. Mathematically this is mind- blowing; the single electron goes through
both slits or none, through one or the other simultaneously.”
“Did they check this, observe which slit the electron passes
through?”
“This is where it gets strange. Equipment was set up to
observe the slits to see which one the electrons, fired singularly, went
through. It was observed that the electron only went through one at a time, not
both. The screen revealed that only two slit patterns were made.”
“Hang on, so the electron was behaving like a particle, not
a wave? How did it make the interference pattern before?”
“It was the very act of measuring that did this. If left alone
there is a wave of potentials from the electron, but under observation this
wave of potentials collapses… as if the electron was aware that it was being observed.”
“But that begs the question of the nature of matter, is it
made of particles or waves… and if the electron knows that its being observed that implies a degree
of…”
“Consciousness! Exactly!”The Thinker - Rodin - vmfa.museum |
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