Friday, February 19, 2010
Are there connections between Sacred Geometry and Physics?
The connection I see is that both Sacred geometry and Physics are systems investigating the nature of space, time and form and their interconnectedness in our universe.
What the bleep does this CP violation really mean?
I’m a bit lost but from what I understand, the Big Bang should have produced equal amounts of matter and antimatter in which case everything would have cancelled each other out and the universe would be without matter. After testing the kaon particle decay and observing a difference in behavior patterns, it was shown that there was a violation of CP symmetry because (I think) theoretically according to the laws of physics, matter and anti matter should be created and decay at the same rate??
My a(symmetrical) world
I struggle with certain expectations of symmetry or balance within my life. Somewhere along the way I picked up a neurotic sentiment that everything needs to be balanced and that somehow I could control the balance if I only did more of this or was less like that. These days, everything I experience feels like a lesson in accepting the asymmetrical nature of things, and I am starting to see that my expectation of some ultimate symmetry doesn't correspond with the ways things actually are, which creates a feeling of disharmony. So I'm thinking that there may be some kind of peace to be found in accepting the asymmetrical ways of life. When I think about Acupuncture or other forms of alternative medicine, the goal is to bring the patient's system back into balance, but this "balance" is never uniform. With each person it takes different combinations and proportions of various elements. In this sense, it is also an asymmetrical process to find a kind of symmetry in the patients state of health.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
The Four Forces and Gravity

I would compare the four forces by the strength in which they interact with matter and I was surprised to learn that gravity was relatively the weakest, since it keeps everything grounded here on earth, the earth moving around the sun and the moon moving around the earth. Seems like quite a force to me. The idea that every object in the universe exerts a gravitational force on everything else is another aspect that reveals the interdependent nature of our universe.
How has e=mc2 affected me?
As mass is shown to be a form of energy in this equation, I think it has shed some light for me on the connection between e=mc2 and the eastern concept of qi. In medical qi gong we tonify, purge, sedate or regulate our qi flow in order to restore health in our bodies and in e=mc2 the tiniest amount of matter can release massive amounts of energy, which to me demonstrates our immense capacity for healing our bodies through manipulating and unblocking the energy that is our life force. The obstacle seems to be that we have a tendency to see ourselves as purely physical beings rather than energetic beings, so our relationship with our energy can be quite disconnected. I have often written off equations as a language I just can't understand but the idea that mass and energy are dual expressions of the same universal substance at least makes some intuitive sense to me
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Connectivity
I believe David Bohm's idea that "Instead of starting with the parts and showing how they work together, we start with the whole" is they very basis of connectivity. In looking at the whole picture we can see that absolutely everything depends on something else for its existence including space, time, weather, trees, plant life, animals and humans. We are all part of an energetic consciousness that unites everything in our universe. It seems our minds get so distracted by personal interest and pursuits that we lose sight of this greater connectivity and some have even come to believe that it is a false concept. However, I think deep down, we all sense this interconnection, even the most linear thinkers, through witnessing birth and death, feeling the change of seasons, moments of synchronicity and other such reminders that help bring us back to the unbroken wholeness.
Personal Evidence for Synchronicity
In trying to recall moments of synchronicity, I realized how much I enjoy these instances. There is something exciting about having some kind of upfront proof of our universal connection. I love saying something at the exact same time as someone or thinking of someone and then they call (this ALWAYS happens with my mother and I). Something that I also seem to experience frequently is that I will have a dream, lets say about a red back spider and not necessarily remember it in the morning, but then someone throughout the day will mention something about red back spider and it will bring back my dream instantly. One time I remember running into a train station in Italy, cutting it very close to missing my train when I literally ran into my friend from Australia who I had known since we were babies and neither of us knew we were both in Europe. Another instance was when my boyfriend had come across this image in a book of the seed of a coco de mer. Both of us became obsessed with the shape, wishing we could see a real one in person. Then one night we went over to his friends father's home and there it was sitting on the center of the mantle piece. I have a friend who invented a game based on the idea that synchronicity happens all the time and you can literally tune into it. You ask the radio a question and turn it on and whatever song first comes on gives you some advice on your question. I've had to play it with her a number of times now and the results are pretty uncanny. You should try it! If anything you might have a good laugh...
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