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Wednesday, January 12, 2005

Parallel Universes

Sure, the new blog photo mentions a travel guide, but by now you know not to judge a magazine, or blog, by its cover. Parallel universes are often thought of as the domain of science fiction, but I am here to assure you that they are quite real. As usual, I will try to explain some of the physics behind these parallel universes.

Technically, everything falls under the umbrella of the word "universe", including parallel ones. So our universe can be seen to contain "parallel spectra" which sandwich our own. The atomic spectra is made manifest by fourth dimensional energy which quantum physicists describe as strings. However, these fourth dimensional spectra spawn an infinite number of third dimensional strings, each unique as is every grain of sand or every snowflake. As this may be helped by a Disney style illustration let's call our friends in the animation department:



As you can see, each universe has an infinite number of sub-vortices, as well as an infinite number of vortices that are connected by a greater vortice which it comprises. Fourth dimensional energy can be seen as a bigger vortex which has its own infinite number of component sub-vortices which demodulate from this energy.

Doesn't that picture make it easy or what? Infinite energy which cannot be created and cannot be destroyed must travel in these infinite fractal shaped forms. Our galaxy is but one tiny facet of an inter-connected chain of energy. You and I are both parts of this energy as well and are learning to manipulate and navigate through ever larger parts of it.

So we have parallel universes to our own. An infinite number of SDAI-Tech1 type folks exist out there, each with some different and unique number of disparities. Energy can manifest an infinite number of similar forms and yet each must always be unique. That is the wonder of the infinite universe.

Now what about that travel guide? Many, many of my parallel quasi-twins are writing and sharing information to their world's residents via their blogs and as I write these words, their educational power is magnified a million-fold because of this collective consciousness which lies behind them. Some have no doubt illustrated this concept better than I, however this particular world and this universe will just have to make do with me.

Wednesday, January 05, 2005

The Media Compassion Agenda & Real Compassion

150,000 dead. This is a significant figure, but no less than the million folks displaced in Sudan by Janjaweed militias and the tens of thousands slaughtered by human hands in stead of an impersonal wave of water. Some events the media love to publicize and profit from, while other equally significant human tragedies collect dust in the news agencies "in" box.

Wretchard, over at the Belmont Club, is discussing the place torture has in the war on terror. The objections to torture and all human suffering have human compassion at their root. But what is true compassion? The gunmen who shoot and execute Iraqi election officials in the street and the child whose corpse is floating in the Indian ocean are equally horrific tragedies. However, the news media have picked up upon the latter as the "more significant" news story and have indulged in an orgy of media coverage. The general slant has been that the western, imperialist nations have not done enough to save all these folks. Nothing sells in the leftist, "old mainstream" media like a story which bashes the west. The journalists would like nothing better than to collect barrels of money from advertisers while pinning the blame for the tragedy at George Bush's feet. Like the farce of a film The Day After Tomorrow, the media would love to blame the US VP Dick Cheney and western induced "global warming" for the cause of the earthquakes. The left live in this state of hypocrisy and guilt. Being hard-core materialists they seek to balance this with what they perceive as human "compassion." The result is a group of individuals, journalists, who pursue a Jeckyll & Hyde lifestyle which alternates from daily excess and indulgence and then presents a quick on-screen "tear-in-the-eye" for the suffering of the world.

These folks don't donate their own personal wealth to causes, but rather feel their efforts as "journalists" spotlighting various folks' misfortunes is more than enough.

I know. It seems like this is about castigation of the mainstream media, and in truth part of it is, but it is more about trying to understand the way the world works and various tragedies are assigned various levels of significance. We are repeatedly told that we are not doing enough to cure and combat AIDS and yet other more competent killers, such as cancer and heart disease, are less glamorous and don't garner special ribbons to be worn by celebrities at their various annual self-glorification ceremonies.

The ignorance of it all is just astounding. Mark Twain used to rail on about the "moral sense" that humans were supposed to possess over animals. He would satire this sense, lampoon it, ridicule it and finally crucify it using as nails the sharp, cruel pages of human history. This "moral sense" is not dead, despite all his efforts to destroy the facade. It is alive and well among the leftists of the world who are the self-proclaimed virtuous members of the human race and who still bear the shield embellished with the "moral sense" crest. That their compassion is amazingly selective is not lost on those of us who make no claims to great morality or can turn on the faucets at will to produce a river of tears for the cause of the day. The revelation of the media and it's agenda-driven compassion here should be nothing new. They have, for well over a hundred years, enjoyed the power of trying to control others and shape their thinking. Whether on the printed page, radio, television or now the internet, the efforts continue unabated. The bloggers of the world now just add a bit of sacred "diversity" to the mix.

Tsunami victims are worthy of concern, but so are many others who are not on the media compassion agenda.

True compassion is found when one can care for all humanity equally and not just participate in the age-old mass "victimization" of various special-interest groups.

Tuesday, January 04, 2005

More From the "Tell us Something We Don't Already Know" Department

Ok. The earthquakes. The tsunami. The planets. The sun. All these things are tied together via field actions. The earthquakes we experienced here were mirrored in other ways on other planets. Mercury experienced a large upheaval south of it's equator and Venus also experienced scattered earthquakes only moments before our quake.

Yeah, yeah. I know. How the heck does he know that? Being privy to behind the curtains knowledge means knowing the "unknowable." For now you'll just have to take my word for it - or not. All the inner planets received a bit of a shake, courtesy of the sun. I am going to illustrate the physics behind the planetary perturbations, because words alone will simply not do the job. What you are going to be exposed to here is a bit of fourth dimensional physics - the sort that they won't have here on Earth for another couple of hundred years, give or take my own meddling with history.



Now take a long look at those field lines. Those lines transfer data from the sun to the earth (and all the other planets) and vice-versa the earth add its input along that field line back to the sun! All the planet's cores are carefully balanced and the planet's formed because of these same field mechanics. A charge travels through a particular line of force and it regenerates. This point of equilibrium on the field is where this charge will set up its own sub field. These sub-fields atomically manifest as planets. Let's look a bit closer:



The solar input and charge created and collated the most simple atomic structures, hydrogen atoms. These charges formed the planets at various points in our solar system. This charge also keeps our planetary core alive. At the same time new inputs along these lines of force can cause disturbances. The earthquakes are not just our planet's crust making adjustments, but rather our planet's core making adjustments alongside a steady stream of new solar field input. Now this same solar input has new "earth" information added unto it as it returns to the sun. It is in this manner that the sun is influenced by the earth, albeit extremely minutely.

When the earth held a greater charge, the moons were formed and grew along side the earth. Because the same subfield actions were at work. This is also why Jupiter has so many moons, because of greater field actions.



Now when the Earth lost it's field intensity/capacity the moon's core also went cold. The volcanic moons of Jupiter will do the same thing when Jupiter loses it's field intensity.

Now, when one understands this field action one realizes that all the solar system (indeed all the galaxies and universe) are interconnected and are the manifestations of energy with polarity. The push and pulls of the universe are caused by simple field equations. It is also then not much of a surprise to find that Earth received its disturbance at the same time several other planets also received a jolt from their own lines of force with the sun.

All this is about balance. The sun receives its own jolts from "galaxy scale" field inputs and it passes these unto its own subfields - our solar system. Yes infinity can be seen and understood as an infinite number of fields and sub-fields all interconnected to infinitely diverse degrees. Can you see it yet? Can you see that humanity and the animal kingdom are really just sub fields manifested by the Earth?
That is why we are compatible with the earth. That is why we have our particular structure balanced with the earth. We are the byproduct of the fields of this world. As this world changes, so do we.

So the earthquakes and tsunami and the destruction are not random. They are not unnecessary either as these disruptions are all part of this universal balancing act. Some PC folks might look at this and say that this balance seems particularly unjust and targeting the poor of the world. The earth is impersonal. It does not target the poor or the rich or distinguish between nationalities. It distributes energy in a scientific manner - following the paths of least resistance.

Till later. There is enough meat here for a full course dinner and with a bit of extrapolation the astute readers will be able to see how galaxies formed, stars, planets and how these things are sustained. They will understand the continual expansion of the universe in defiance of Newtonian physics.

It even can explain how the secrets of the universe can seep into levels where one least would expect to find it.

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