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By Joseph W. Schultz
If astrophysics was a man he’d have a difficult time finding a suitable mate.
The human mind has an insatiable appetite for knowledge, especially forbidden knowledge, that’s for sure. So, where does the mind go for knowledge when book-writers run out of novel ideas? Fortunately, that question is easy to answer for our hero, Professor Andrew (Andy) Woks; he merely turns his focus around and peers into his own mind.
Unfortunately, or fortunately, as the case might be, Professor Woks started out on the wrong foot six months ago and his life, if it be lawful to call it his life any more, became a singularity; a singularity in the sense that can only be explained in comic-book terms -- the words, ‘POW’ and ‘WHAM-O’ come to mind.
But I am way ahead of the story, or I should say, Professor Woks’ story…
Thought One
When is it too late to turn back?
My name is Andy, Professor Andrew Woks. I’m an astrophysicist, or was, and if anyone can hear me, please get in touch with Doctor Michio Kaku and tell him what I am about to tell you.
It all started last October, just before the national elections, the one where the imposter won. I was just waking up from a fitful night’s sleep when a thought entered my awareness. I wasn’t sure if I was actually awake, partially awake or having a lucid dream. What ever my condition, that thought closed the door on my comfortable idea of reality.
“Is he breathing?”
“He seems to be.”
“No sign of trauma, must be internal, put him on oxygen and let’s get rolling.”
So, here I am, in intensive care, unable to use my five senses in any way whatsoever. My body feels nothing, absolutely nothing, yet for some inexplicable reason I know I am alive. But what does alive mean? My whole idea of what it means to be alive is completely shattered. What do I do? Where do I go from here? That’s a silly question, I can’t move, see, hear, feel, touch or smell so how can I go anywhere? Am I going insane? Is this what insanity is, a singularity of the soul? There is no division between my thoughts and the objects of my thoughts. What ever I am, there is no differentiation, no history, no past or future, just an empty present. One thing though, I’ve never been this lucid in my thinking, almost as if I can think of everything at once, whatever ‘everything’ means.
What was the thought that put me in this position? Yes, I remember it, or does it remember me? I’ve got to orient myself or I’ll never get anywhere with this sort of thinking. Start at the beginning and try to correlate why I wound up here, wherever here is.
Thought Two
I had just finished browsing the internet, politics, music videos, LHC and closed down the PC for the night, it was the usual two in the morning. Time for bed, nothing important on my mind, something in the back of my thoughts, what was it, yes, it was the LHC project, they were going to find out if the Higgs boson was real or just a figment of someone’s imagination. Funny how a train of thought winds up with the creation of a super collider in France’s back yard; I remember now, I was thinking, what if the Higgs boson is found, will that be the finishing touches on a theory of everything?
Sure, I suppose everyone has pondered the idea of life. I mean, we’re all intelligent creatures, right? Yes, physicists take that pondering further than a brick layer or shoe clerk but then, it’s all theory, right? So who’s to say a shoe clerk is wrong and a physicist is right? Theories are nothing more than assumptions based on prior assumptions which were based on prior… well, you get the point. So, the current theory is that of big bangs, quantum mechanics, black holes and massless particles giving mass to other particles, hence, the Higgs boson and the joining together of the very big with the very small, what if all those theories are wrong? What if there is a truly simpler explanation for the beginning and end of all things? What then, will this universe cease to exist simply because our collective wisdom was totally wrong in defining it? Listen to me talk, my comfortable universe has already disappeared and I’m mumbling to myself; is that insane or what? Got to stay focused, what do I now have that defines me at the present moment (is there a present moment?), what can I call my very own, anything?
Yes, I have at least one thing I can call my own, my thoughts. No one thinks exactly the way I think, what then is the reason I think the way I do and not some other way? Is there only one way to think? Is my thinking all predicated on all of my prior thoughts? Are all of my thoughts merely developed through my particular life experiences? Do I get to choose my thoughts or do my thoughts choose me? Stay focused, Andy, these are either life-saving thoughts or life-threatening thoughts. That’s a weird statement, here I am in limbo and I’m debating with myself whether or not thoughts are actually life-threatening. I’ve read a lot of books but I can’t remember ever reading a book on thinking. Are there books on thinking? If not, I’ll write one if I survive this ordeal. Okay, let’s think about thinking, what exactly is the mechanics involved with thinking? My mind is blank, suddenly a thought appears, where did it come from? Ah ha, it didn’t come from anywhere. Thoughts would have to have mass in order to be somewhere. In order to come from somewhere, at least, in a physical, energetic universe, that would be the case. We’re getting someplace, thoughts come from nowhere and pass through consciousness into awareness and are developed on the fly, free-flowing on the waves of electrons, sort of like some kind of non-energy field surrounding the mind, whatever mind is.
So, what exactly is mind? Is mind a bunch of synapses firing in my brain? If so, what exactly is brain? Is brain a central processing unit for body? If so, what exactly is body? Is body a collection of nerves and organs specifically designed to experience something? If so, what is something? Is something all of what makes up our universe? If so, what exactly is universe? Is universe a stage full of props waiting for actors to appear? If so, what exactly, or who, exactly are the actors? Are we the actors? Why are we the actors and could this universe have produced a different sort of actor? This line of questioning is either circular or the answer to all of these questions can be summed up in one sentence: We are the universe that we experience. Whoa! Is it that simple? Well, I suppose, from a philosophical standpoint, the statement is correct, but what is the meaning of it all? It still does not answer the question, why. Why is there a universe instead of no universe?
Got to back-track, what exactly is consciousness? What exactly is awareness? Can consciousness and awareness be the same, objectively, for everyone? Or, did I invent everyone else and I am alone in this place called existence? To put it another way, have I invented a world where everything looks, smells, sounds and feels normal? What is normal? Is normal what I merely deem normal or is there an absolute called normal? Thump, thump, can anyone hear me?
Thought Three
Well, I’ve thought of all the easy questions, where do I go from here, where do I go to get the answers? I think there is a clue. It started with a lucid thought so lets explore thought itself. Hello thought, may I explore you or do you have a mask on? If you are wearing a mask, can I remove it using thought alone? I’m going to try so don your thinking cap, this may be a turbulent ride.
First things first, what exactly is thought, a noun, a verb, a vegetable, an animal, a mineral? If none of the above, could a thought be a process? Why not? If thought has no mass, no physical place in our physical universe, then why not think of thought as a process rather than a thing? So, what are the mechanics of this process called thought? Could the answer be related to the speed of light? What exactly is the speed of light? Light would have to be a thing in order for it to have motion, right? So, what is this thing called light? Light must be something that is not dark. That’s interesting, for a couple of reasons. If light is something then its shadow must be nothing. Does light have a shadow? If light travels or moves at a pre-determined rate of speed then its shadow, dark, must go along for the ride at the same rate of speed, right? I don’t think so. I don’t think light can cast its own shadow. It would have to have a brighter light in back of it to cast a shadow, wouldn’t it? Are there degrees of light? Probably, but it would depend on what is producing the light. A candle wouldn’t produce as much light as the Sun but the point is whatever the source of that light it would of itself not cast a shadow. Of course, a shadow is merely the absence of light to the degree that other sources of light actually allow us to see the shadow. In a completely dark room there is no shadow but there can still be thought, so, thought is to nothing as light is to something.
But, what does nothing do in a physical universe? How did nothing ever get trapped in a physical universe? This is the thought I had just before I became in the state I am now in. Yet I still exist, somehow. So, who am I? What am I? Who or what is this entity doing the thinking? Think, Andy, for if it is thinking that got me here then it is thinking that will return me to the real universe, yes? Oh, how I hope so!
Thought Four
I should have seen it coming. I mean, I felt myself withdrawing from the so-called real world for quite some time. The things that interested me no longer held my attention. Music, aviation, architecture, philosophy, politics, religion, psychology, all diminished in importance, I became reclusive, bored with the normal way of looking at and feeling about things in general. I felt that this was probably the process of dying, you know, like getting rid of all of the non-essentials and looking forward to something else, whatever that something might be. Being non-religious I didn’t feel the need for salvation or redemption. I had no hope for a heaven or fear of a hell nor did I believe in gods and devils, certainly there is good and evil. Being pragmatic by nature, my thoughts and feelings had always revolved around the mechanics of life and living. I suppose that is why astrophysics became my primary interest, the mechanics of the universe my area of study but even all of my learned assumptions about the universe became bothersome; something was basically wrong with all of my assumptions.
Of course, I didn’t see it coming; it was suddenly there like a knock on the door.
Who would have thought that the end of life was merely a state of thinking, but, why think, if life has an end, why think? Then the thought of darkness entered my thinking and I realized something for the first time in my life; when ever I am thinking, there is no darkness; even thinking about darkness does not produce absolute darkness, it only becomes a contrast to the light that thinking produces. True darkness must result from an absolute lack of thinking; even a state of unconsciousness does not equate to darkness; darkness only enters the thoughts of the mind as we awaken from unconsciousness. This was enlightenment of a sort; if thinking produces light than nothing produces something; I was on my way to discovering the nature of not only the physical universe but the very nature of life and existence.
Thought Five
As I look back on those thoughts of discovery, I have to laugh out loud. Not a nervous laughter but a hearty laughter, the kind of laughter one gets when the meaning of a good joke or riddle materializes, like when Leonardo quipped, “A poor musician is a poor musician indeed.”
There is a movement going on today that involves something called hate crime. Another name for hate crime is thought crime. A thought crime only becomes a hate crime when one speaks about the thing one is thinking, therefore it should not be thought of as a thought crime at all; it should all be about speak crime. Of course, one cannot prohibit speaking in America because of the first amendment to the US constitution which gives everyone the right to speak of those things they are thinking. Therefore, in order to circumvent the US constitution, thoughts must be criminalized because thoughts are not mentioned in the US constitution; in other words, speaking is not a crime unless there is substance to what a person is speaking about, that substance being rational thought. Does that sound convoluted? It’s supposed to sound convoluted, otherwise hate crimes could not exist. The same goes for denial crimes; there are certain topics that cannot be denied or the hate crime police will accuse you of being anti-This or anti-That and put you in jail where supposedly you cannot think or speak of this or that. Sound convoluted? It’s supposed to sound convoluted, otherwise everyone would have a good laugh and get on with life.
So, why did I laugh at those days of thoughts about discovery? I laughed because of what transpired as a result of that discovery. The very notion that nothing could produce something goes far beyond the notion of Higg’s boson and its ramifications; it literally opened up my mind to a whole new way of thinking, literally, creative thinking. How so? Well, for one thing, my thinking was no longer limited to the probability or improbability of popular theory; I was now able to think completely out of the box, so to speak. I was now able to question every notion ever to have found its way into my thought processes. You might think that I have just defined insanity but to the contrary, what I am defining is just the opposite of insanity. For example, a popular notion is that insanity is merely the state of not being able to differentiate between things, be they material or non-material. Thinking outside of the box gives one the tools for not only differentiating, it enhances that differentiating exponentially. One can not only think of a wagon with wheels but a wagon with wings, feathers, horns, halos and an almost infinite number of additional accessories. In other words, thoughts literally create our world and the way we think about our world. Think, for a moment about the thought that created writing; if that thought had never occurred what would you be doing at this very moment? It certainly wouldn’t be reading, would it? Think of the things that would not be in existence were it not for the written word. Did not the written word literally create the world we now live in? Think about the spoken word for a moment; what if speech was never thought of; what would our current world be like? Yet, speech and the written word are meaningless without the ability to think of what those words convey. And remember, those words, both spoken and written were the product of thought; a non-material phenomenon.
And now, I present to you my theory on dynamic information which explains not just part of life but all of life…
Dynamic Information Theory (A preface to hyper-dimensional realities)
By Joseph W. Schultz
Part One
My theory on Dynamic Information posits a hyper-dimensional reality not unlike a torus model.
A torus model can be likened to an apple with the core taken out of it, with a North and South Pole.
Picture an energy field surrounding the apple with the south end sucking in the field and spewing it out the north end of the apple and then the field spreads out to once again make its way to the South Pole where it is sucked in once more, ad infinitum.
Now imagine that this field is composed of an infinite amount of individual rays moving around the apple and converging back at the South Pole.
Here is where my theory on Dynamic Information diverges from the torus model.
Imagine that one of the rays of the field on the outside of the apple represents 3-D reality.
For demonstrative purposes, forget about the rest of the rays that comprise the total energy field surrounding the apple. Concentrate on just one ray, making its way through the core of the apple, spewing out the north end, returning to the south end and being sucked back into the south end again.
Now, imagine that the visible (outside of the core) ray represents our 3-D reality universe. This universe is light/sub-light speed reality, the world of matter, humans and 3-D actuality.
Imagine now that as the ray is sucked into the core (the south end) it transforms into a certain type of plasma energy field somewhere in the middle of the apple -- a field that is just at light speed (186,300 mps) and tending to go hyper light speed (above 186,300 mps).
As our ray passes through this plasma “energy” state it leaves the world of matter and becomes pure (positive) energy.
I call this energy Dynamic Information. One can call it Hyper-dimensional energy. One can also call it GOD if it makes one feel better. It makes no difference what one calls it. Ultimately, I call it Dynamic Information
Now let us follow our ray through the rest of a single cycle.
When our ray is spewed out the north end of our apple, it slows down again to light and then sub-light speed.
Now imagine the ray being our “collective thoughts” when it enters the south end of the apple. As these collective thoughts churn inside of the core of the apple, they interact with hyper (faster than light speed) energy. Hyper energy then adds to those collective thoughts brand new thoughts (a super-logical outcome of collective thoughts), which are transformed once more into a sub-light speed ray as it makes it’s way down the outside of our delicious apple.
This brand new “thought” I call Dynamic Information. It materializes back into the 3-D world of humans where “normal” human consciousness picks it up. This is where human consciousness interacts with Universal Consciousness. This is where inventions and music and physics and science are created (even a distorted science called religion). This is the 3-D present.
Part 2
In a 3-dimensional universe, the speed of light is the outer boundary of our “matrix” called reality. All of science deals with 3-dimensional reality – that’s the nature of science; science depends on the replication of all sub-light speed phenomena (collectively called matter) either in a laboratory or in a controlled empirical setting. This is how it must be in a world of logical, rational thought. To be otherwise, it would not be science. Therefore, this paper is not about casting aspersions upon science; this paper is about expanding our perception of science using theoretical physics as a tool to explore beyond the 3-dimensional barriers of material existence.
Consequently, I am suggesting that there is more to reality than the standard 3-dimensional model.
My model postulates a hyper-dimensional condition where our conventional universe is enveloped in what I call a sea of Dynamic Information.
In Part 1, I gave a rough outline describing the nature of Dynamic Information. In the present paper I shall try to explain how DIT (dynamic Information theory) not only compliments our 3-dimensional universe of matter, but how dynamic information actually “creates” our current “material” universe.
In a total, hyper-dimensional, universe light speed is not only not a barrier, light speed is the gateway to universal consciousness. I will try to show that this gateway not only exists, between our 3-dimensional universe and hyper-dimensional realities, I will hint at the more than probable notion that all humans are capable of literally passing through this gateway, and do so, on a regular basis.
DIT proposes that the gateway (light-speed) separates matter from non-matter or, negative energy from positive energy, or, if one prefers, matter from anti-matter.
DIT proposes that anti-matter (that form of energy that resides above light-speed reality) literally creates our mundane universe in an eternal “now” process.
DIT proposes that our mundane universe is only half of reality – the other half is what I call Dynamic (hyper dimensional – faster than light) Information.
DIT proposes that there are two types of time: Atomic time and Dynamic time.
Atomic time (decay) is what we use as a standard measurement in our day to day assessment of things 3-dimensional. Dynamic time (non-decay) is what literally creates atomic time. In this sense, atomic time is a gigantic toilet for dynamic time’s creative nature.
It will be difficult for many to believe that a 3-dimensional universe is a gigantic toilet but, in essence, that is what it is, and it will become quite apparent once Dynamic Information Theory is fully revealed.
Part 3
Now that the reader has a rough idea of what my DIT (Dynamic Information Theory) is about, allow me to go back in time to when the roots of my theory took hold.
It was about thirty-five years ago that I finally gave up on religion and began a serious investigation into the nature of information. This was no small undertaking as I wanted to know the answers to questions that many deeply concerned people finally concluded there just were no answers to.
After reading close to a thousand books, all non-fiction, on just about every major subject under the sun, I finally realized that there were really no definitive answers forthcoming from those sources readily available to the general public.
So, what was the next step? Break into the Vatican Library? Sneak into the Library of Congress? Visit a guru on top of a mountain in Tibet? I remember hearing a story once, about a man who spent his entire savings in order to finally ask a guru on top of a mountain in Tibet, what is the meaning of life? The guru looks the man in the eyes and says, “The wet bird does not fly at night.” In exasperation, the man says to the guru, “I spent my entire fortune to find out the wet bird does not fly at night?” And the confused guru replied, “Are you telling me the wet bird does fly at night?”
Well, I wasn’t about to go mountain climbing so I did the next best thing. I started reading forbidden books. I will not tell you where I procured those books, nor will I tell you the titles, authors or content of those books. Needless to say, I found some very interesting things in those books: I found a treasure trove of secret science articles and experiments, one of which was the art of Wu-Wei and another on the practice of an ancient art called Asana.
Since that time I have become proficient at both of these arts. But what are they?
Wu-Wei is the art of creating change in the physical world without apparent effort.
Asana is the art of thinking absolutely no thoughts in a wakeful state.
One might muse that it is easy to not think in a wakeful state. It is true; one can keep from thinking for a few seconds, at most, but try thinking about absolutely nothing for five minutes, thirty minutes, an hour. That is, no words, no pictures, no concepts, no analysis of one’s surroundings, no thoughts whatsoever and in a completely wakeful state. Try it for a second or two; you will find it very difficult to do.
The art of Asana is one in which a great deal of preliminary work is needed in order to put one’s mind and body in a proper, workable condition/mode. I do not advise the weak of heart to attempt it. The consequences are literally deadly but the rewards are incalculably positive in nature (if one survives).
It was in a deep state of Asana that I realized this universe was not what was described, in so many astrophysics and astronomy books, as absolute fact.
What I saw in that deep state of Asana is what prompted the beginning of my research and consequent development of my theory on Dynamic Information.
I will not go into the art of Wu-wei at this time because it will later be seen that Wu-wei involves the key to unlocking the “physical” apparatus that will not only make Dynamic Information a workable theory but a means of creating changes in our 3-dimensional universe in what can be described as magical. This is no light matter (no pun intended). Unfortunately, the military uses of Dynamic Information Theory can be the death knell for free societies. Therefore, we must proceed cautiously. We must make the evil forces in our world think this is a work of fiction.
In Part 4 of my Dynamic Information Theory I will attempt to list some of the things Dynamic Information can do. I will also show how any given “thing” can be Dynamic in nature: that is, a starting point for subsequent “normal” information to manifest itself in a natural, progressive manner in linear 3-dimensional space and time.
Part 4
Things do not exist even in a 3-dimensional universe. Only processes and events exist in a 3-dimensional universe.
Whoa! That’s a mouthful! You mean I do not exist?
Yes, you exist but not as a thing; you exist as a natural process of events. If one looks merely at the human form, without even addressing the non-physical processes, one sees a fantastic, magical dance of trillions of sub-atomic processes at work, all moving in unison to create the illusion of form in motion.
There is no singular thing in our universe. There is only the illusion, produced by our crude five senses, of form.
Semantics? No!
There is absolutely no singular thing in our universe. There are only processes of/and events.
With this in mind, let us explore the practical applications of DIT (Dynamic Information Theory).
Let’s pretend, for a moment, that an automobile is a unique piece of dynamic information. That is, let’s pretend that an automobile is the only thing that exists in our universe. Forget, for a moment that an automobile itself is actually a collections of past inventions; a collection of processed events.
As a piece of dynamic information, what does our auto represent? What will flow naturally out of this piece of dynamic information? And, if we can pretend that a particular thing is dynamic in nature, what then is ordinary information?
Good questions. Remember, we are only pretending that an auto is dynamic in nature. In 3-D reality, there is only one thing that is dynamic in nature and that one thing is actually the illusion of motion; it’s called the premium mobile or first motion.
With this caveat in mind, let us return to our means of transportation.
The automobile represents a means of going from point A to point B in less time than it would take to walk. But here’s the rub: we can walk in any direction we choose but an auto must, of necessity, have a path to follow. That path (road) must have bridges, gas stations, rest stops, towns and ultimately large cities along its route in order to function as a true automobile.
Our auto is dynamic, in that it represents a faster, more comfortable mode of moving from point A to point B. But, all the rest, bridges, gas stations, towns and large cities are actually normal pieces of information; natural consequences and progressions of events stemming from our dynamic auto. Our auto creates the necessity of progressing to all of the above.
Are you starting to get the picture?
Dynamic Information is, then, a starting point for the natural progression of normal informational events to come. That is what Dynamic Information is ultimately all about.
So, what makes Dynamic Information a theory and not an accomplished fact?
That’s another good question.
Dynamic Information Theory not only explores the nature of processional events, it predicts processional events in a manner that I hope to explain in understandable terms.
Remember, what I saw in that deep state of Asana had no words or operating manuals or props of any sort. The language I use to describe it must be metaphorical, anecdotal and probably confusing at first glance.
One can use any example for expressing the natural progression from dynamic to normal information. That’s the easy part. The difficult part is in understanding how we come to intuitively “know” the next step from dynamic to normal. In other words, why does one choice seem logical while others do not?
DIT proposes that information is also a progression of events. Therefore, there must be a logical, understandable reason we can go from point A to point B in our thinking processes.
Here’s how it works (in theory).
We think a thought.
Most thoughts involve a hidden question. For example, I could think, “I am going to the store.” The hidden question would be, “Why should I go to the store?”
Where do the answers to questions come from? Sounds like a dumb question? Everyone knows that answers come from remembering past actions on similar questions, right?
Right?
Well, what about our first ever question? Where did the answer to that come from?
DIT proposes that questions are conscious thoughts projected into “space” and come back to us in a more complete form. We ask, for example, “What should I do under the current situation.” The answer comes back in the form of one, two or several choices. We act upon those choices according to our limited understanding of each of their possible/probable consequences.
Where do those choices come from?
DIT proposes that all choices to answers to all questions come from a “place” in our universe that does not reside in atomic time.
If this is true (and remember DIT is only a fictional theory), would it be possible to actually communicate with the source of that non-atomic information? And, if so, could we actually “trigger” events predicated on the sure knowledge that our questions were completely rational?
Yes.
Not only could we communicate with and trigger actual future events, we could “see” the results of those future events and adjust those events in 3-dimensional, atomic time. (Do you see the military applications?)
And, you ask, what could possibly be a trigger that would put all of this in actuality rather than merely theoretical musings?
Part 5
Dynamic Information Theory predicts just about everything we see and know about in our universe.
As stated earlier, DIT can use anything as a starting point in determining what will come next. No matter what field of endeavor, DIT has always been the prime factor in research, development, usage and future projections of any given enterprise. The determining factor is in understanding the basic structure of our universe and the correct rationalization of questions related to said development of usage and future projections in a given field.
As an example, our current manner of thinking is related to a gravitational based set of physics. We come up with all kinds of ideas to prop up the gravitational model, as if nature cannot let a ball drop without a convoluted set of adjuncts to said model.
An electron has mass; why do not all electrons gravitate to their natural resting place, once centripetal forces overcome centrifugal forces? There’s been an eternity of time for gravity to do its thing. Why hasn’t it?
I think the answer is quite simple; gravity just doesn’t work. There must be something simpler, more convincing that will not only explain the illusion of gravitational forces but also define what makes a heart beat and a blade of grass quiver.
I think there is. It’s called an electric model of the universe with the added necessity of anti-matter, as a catalyst, to make it all work.
How does an electric model of the universe work in conjunction with anti-matter?
Here is one example: visualize a transparent hula-hoop. Now let us cut through this hoop, insert a ball-bearing and seal up the hoop. Now we set the ball-bearing in motion with a series of electro-magnetic generators and watch the show. See the ball-bearing, finding its way around the hoop, going as slow or as fast as we want the bearing to go.
Now let us instantly make the hula-hoop disappear. But look! The ball-bearing is still moving as if the hoop was still there. It is still going around in a circle, in a path perfectly resembling the shape and circumference of our hula-hoop. How can this be? Why doesn’t the ball-bearing fly off in a relatively straight line the moment we made the hula-hoop disappear? The answer is that our hula-hoop represents an anti-material force field around our ball-bearing. We cannot see anti-matter; we cannot measure anti-matter, therefore we imagine things like centrifugal and centripetal forces at work and call it the law of gravity with its lift, drag, and thrust tugging at each other in its constant effort to accomplish equilibrium.
Now imagine our above example being analogous to an atom or a planet or a galaxy or a beating heart or synapses firing in unison as we hum a tune or figure out a grocery list. Would not each model (gravitational and electro/dynamic) appear to be acting in the same manner? But which model makes more sense, a simple or a complex one? My theory prefers the simple, dynamic, model.
But we cannot see, feel, hear, smell or touch anti-matter. So, how could there be such a thing?
The very fact that we cannot experience anti-matter with our five senses is precisely because anti-matter is no thing. Science, astrophysics, biology, you name it, deal in matter; close up matter or far away matter. We use physical instruments to measure physical properties. We have, as yet, no physical instruments that will measure non-material properties.
It would seem, then, that we need a non-physical type instrument to do the job of measuring non-material properties. Do we have such instruments? Yes. Well, just exactly what would these non-physical instruments look like? Thoughts are exactly what these instruments would “look” like.
But, if thoughts are non-material, they must be anti-matter or dynamic in nature. Yes, dynamic is exactly what thoughts are. But how can anti-material thoughts exist in such close proximity to our material brains? Would they not cancel each other out? Would they not both be destroyed? They evidently don’t. But how can this be? We shall know how thoughts can be non-material instruments, once we understand the true nature of the dynamics of information. But, just as one “small” example, let me show you what thoughts can do.
Look at all of what man has accomplished, in the short time he has occupied this small planet. From the management of fire to the building of thousand foot sky-scrapers; man has applied his mind, with nothing but non-material thoughts, in doing these truly miraculous things. Look at how non-material thoughts have allowed us to not only move our own bodies in constructive and destructive ways but also move and remodel external, material objects in conjunction with a non-material blueprint in our material mind/brain. Is this not a prime example of using non-material instruments to create material structures?
Part 6
What is possible will become probable. What is probable will become 3-dimensional reality. What is 3-dimensional reality is what was possible.
Or, better yet, “We exist because we can exist.” This takes the mystery out of everything, doesn’t it?
I once thought, “Why is there “some thing” rather than “no thing”. I think many people think this thought at least once in their lifetime. Since there is no apparent answer to this question we leave it, go on to more mundane pursuits and chuckle at the thought that we ever even thought of such a question. After all there are so many other “things” to think about.
Not me; like a pit-bull, once I lock my teeth around something I chew it until it can be swallowed and digested. One can only imagine what lurks in the dark corners of my stomach.
Of course, the answer to the above question is already in the question itself. One could just as well ask, “Why isn’t there no thing rather than some thing?” We could also turn the question into an answer and say, “There is some thing because there is no thing.” That seems rather esoteric, doesn’t it? Let’s explore this for a moment.
We are told that E=MC2 led to the “splitting” of the atom. Must be true, right? After all we have atomic energy and atomic bombs as a sure proof that we have split the atom, right?
Well, if that were true, the first atomic bomb might have destroyed our entire universe. How so?
Even many of our early nuclear physicists thought that by splitting the atom it could cause a chain reaction that they might not be able to control; that is, they thought there was the possibility that a chain reaction (the continual splitting of adjacent atoms) might continue indefinitely, and indefinitely could mean “forever”. That “forever” could mean the destruction of our universe.
DIT proposes that our atom was not split; it was merely stripped, momentarily, of its pressurized “shell”. Momentarily? Pressurized? Shell? What kind of nonsense is this? Next we’ll be expected to believe that things are created by non things?
Yes, DIT expects you to believe that all things were (and are continually) created by non-atomic, faster than light, pressure cookers. The philosopher who said, “I think, therefore I am,” might not have known just how profoundly true that simple statement of fact was -- then, again, he might have. Even Plato thought that the only “real things” in our universe were the original ideas/ideal, and everything else was merely repetition/replication.
As long as we are in a deep rabbit hole let’s get something else out of the way.
Can anything in nature be “pulled”?
That has to be the silliest question of the century. Maybe, maybe not…
Remember when you had your first wagon? Wow! You could put all of your favorite belongings in it and pull it around the block. You could take your friends, two by two, and pull them (or push them) around the block. In other words, you learned that pulling and pushing were natural ways of expending energy.
We are no longer children. Try to recall where your hand was when you were “pulling” your wagon. Where were your fingers? Were they in front of the handle or in back of the handle? If they were in front of the handle you would have been pushing air. Because they were in back of the handle you were actually pushing the wagon, weren’t you? Pushing is merely applying pressure to something. Everything we do is nothing more than applying pressure to something else. We stand up by applying pressure to the floor with our feet. We are actually pushing the floor away from us. Even when we are thinking we are actually applying pressure on established thoughts. (Are we continuing to fall deeper into the rabbit hole? Good!)
Gravity sucks. Well, it’s supposed to pull on things. Dynamic “energy” pushes on things. Which seems more logical now?
Dynamic (non-material faster than light anti-matter) energy is what surrounds everything in our sub-light speed universe. It pushes against everything in the form of pressure. The principle that allows things to move is “flexibility”. Like a pair of comfortable shoes it allows us to wiggle our toes, but not so much as to “break” out of the shoes (our pressurized bubble).
So everything in our universe, from the atom to the galaxy, is encapsulated in an invisible pressurized container. And, the collective containers are encapsulated in one gigantic pressurized capsule. It is that simple…
Part 7
MR. BIG and Mr. Small
How big is MR. BIG?
Starting from a bread basket we can progress to an elephant. From there we can go to an ocean. Next we can go to the moon, sun, solar system, galaxy and then the big jump, the universe.
Wow! From a bread box to a universe, all in three sentences!
Can we get any bigger than that? Sure. How about two universes? Yes, that would be twice as big.
We’ve covered MR. BIG in a short time haven’t we? That was easy. Maybe not, we’ll come back to MR. BIG later.
How small is Mr. Small?
Starting from a bread basket we can digress to a marble. From a marble we can go to a BB. From there we can go to an atom, to a part of an atom to a quark and then to a mini-verse. What’s a mini-verse? New invention.
Can we get any smaller than a mini-verse? Yes. How about half of a mini-verse?
Well, so much for Mr. Small. That’s about it – we’ve covered BIG and Small. There is nothing more to say about them – finis!
Oops, I forgot, we’ve got to go back and finish MR. BIG.
If there is more than one universe (and that’s pretty BIG) could there be several universes, some being larger than the one we live in? Why not? Is there a rule book somewhere that says multi-verses are prohibited because we cannot imagine what they would be like? I don’t think so. In fact, there could be an infinite number of universes. Just because we can’t see them with our eyes or even with sophisticated electronic instruments does not necessarily mean they can’t exist, does it? We can come back to this and explore it later, after we see if we can implode upon our friend, Mr. Small.
Let’s see, when we last saw Mr. Small he was looking like a mini-verse. But what does a mini-verse look like? Good question. I wonder why we didn’t ask the same question about a multi-verse. We know just as little about multi-verses as we do about mini-verses, don’t we? And the actual knowledge we have about the nature of a bread basket is pretty slim also.
I suspect the reason we don’t want to know a whole lot about a mini-verse relates to something called claustrophobia. No one (well, maybe a spelunker) wants to be squeezed into something as small as a mini-verse. We’d really get wrinkled.
But, wait, her comes Mighty Mouse to save the day. Look at the places that mice can go where humans have never gone before? Could it be that there is a practical aspect to relativity that can be utilized in our exploration of mini-verses? Yes! It’s called the mini-scope. (What the heck is a mini-scope?) We have telescopes to bring astronomical objects closer to our visual limitations; we have micro-scopes to bring small objects closer to our visual limitations, why not mini-scopes to do the same thing only on a much smaller scale? Good thinking.
Have you noticed something? You haven’t? You should have. What is the difference between a telescope and a microscope? Nothing; they both do the same thing; they both take very small objects and magnify them so we can see them with our limited sense called sight.
But you might say, “Wait just a second, we know that astronomical objects are huge, they only look small to the naked eye because they are so far away.” Yes, indeed, they are so far away. But did it occur to you that atom sized objects may also be “far” away?
Anyhow, back to our new invention, mini-scopes. With a mini-scope we are able to see the rudimentary workings of things that, together, make up our everyday reality, like a drop of water, an amoeba, a leaf, a blade of grass, a virus, etc. How in the world can all those squiggly things make up our neat 3-D reality? How, indeed.
Well, we’ve looked at MR. BIG and Mr. Small. We’ve seen that the further away they seem to be, the less we understand about them. Why is this?
DIT would explain it this way; because of man’s arrogance, we think we are the absolute design in measuring sticks. That is, we (mankind) are the optimal size in all universes, seen and unseen, and therefore everything larger and smaller than man must also use man as their absolute measuring stick. Now let us change one word in the first sentence in this paragraph; let us replace the word arrogance with the word ignorance. It needs to be replaced, I think.
So, then, what I am saying is this; just as there is no limit to MR. BIG’s size, there is also no limit to how tiny Mr. Small can be. In other words, big and small are infinite in nature, even in a 3-dimensional state. Imagine a see-saw where one end was labeled “BIG” and the other end was labeled “Small”. Now imagine yourself, sitting on the fulcrum of the see-saw and every time one end of the see-saw touched the ground you slid to that end. Your proximity to Mr. Big and Mr. Small would be more realistic since you would be in no need of a telescope, microscope or mini-scope. But there is more…
Now imagine that you have no physical body to use as a measuring stick. What would your reaction be to “BIG” and “Small”?
Yes, you without a body are just a thought. Thoughts are not 3-dimensional matter; thoughts live in the realm of Dynamic Information and DI soars in the land of faster-than-light speed, hyper-dimensional universes unexplored by the average citizen of 3-D reality. Thoughts cannot be labeled, MR. Big and Mr. Small -- nor can they be labeled Mr. Big and MR. SMALL.
Part 8
Testing Time
It will be very difficult for me to use the right words for what comes next. The reason for this is twofold; 1) we shall be moving from the theoretical to the practical application of DIT with the major problem of language being a barrier to fully understanding the true nature of same, and 2) the language must, of necessity, conceal as well as reveal the true nature of DIT simply because of the political/military applications of same.
Therefore, I am going to create a game in order to convince the evil forces in our world that DIT is nothing but a fictional theory, having no basis in the real world on the one hand and also define certain aspects of DIT, using the game as a real model for predicting future events to such a fine degree as to prove beyond doubt that DIT is a workable (testable) theory.
No small task.
Here’s how our game will work. With 13 people, form a circle with one person in the middle. The person in the middle will always be the controller of the other twelve. Each of the twelve (and, by the way, it matters not who takes the middle position) will have a number assigned to them, from one to twelve, with the middle person being assigned number thirteen.
The game can be played in an almost infinite amount of modalities, but we shall select just one for our immediate purposes.
Each person shall have a pencil and paper and a clip-board.
The twelve representing the outer circle shall remain silent for the duration of the game.
The central figure will instruct the twelve in this manner; I want each of you to think of (person X*). You will think nothing but positive thoughts about person X. You will direct all of your thoughts to me (the central figure) and I will convey those thoughts to person X via projection (intentionally directed thought).
We shall do this for twelve minutes. There shall be no sound for those twelve minutes.
At the end of those twelve minutes each in the outer group will write down what they felt/thought most prominently during those twelve minutes. They will then write their unique number on the paper, remove it from the clip board and hand it to the central figure. The central figure, in the meantime, will write down his/her most prominent feelings/thoughts before looking at the others’ comments.
As this experiment progresses (everyone becomes more interested), it can be done three times in the space of an hour for greater proficiency/potency.
At the end of the hour, after taking a ten minute break (remember, no one speaks of anything that took place in the three twelve minute periods) person X shall be notified and brought into the area (in person or by phone) where the thirteen performed their experiment.
Person X will then be asked several questions (based upon his own and the other twelve’s comments) related to said thoughts and feelings. Only the central figure will ask the questions. No one else is permitted to comment whatsoever.
*Person X shall be anyone so designated before the experiment started. It can be an immediate person or someone that can be reached by phone or reached even at a later time, as long as the time of the experiment has been accurately noted. Person X must never be aware of the nature of the experiment. Only the central figure shall be privy to all verbal information given to him/her by person X. That is, none of the outer circle may speak. They can only listen. They may not express any emotion during the interrogation of person X by the central figure.
When the experiment is finished the central figure can now, at his/her discretion, relate to the group his/her findings.
This, then, is the game in one of its many modalities. I shall not give any other examples/information at this time. If anyone has questions, they can email them to me and I will answer them as long as the actual “key” to DIT remains uncompromised (for obvious reasons). With that stipulation, I will also only answer serious questions.
My email address is: joe7000@live.com
Part 9
T-POT -- (The Power of Thought)
Before everything there was desire.
In the beginning, desire had no direction, no object nor substance. Desire stood alone; before there were universes seen or unseen. Desire had no allies or rivals. Desire only had itself; desire.
Desire traversed itself and in doing so created space: not the space we think about, in terms of distance between objects, nor the space objects occupy, not even the super fine space found in hyper-light speed places. No, the space Desire created was in the singular category known collectively now as thought.
Desire created space and then thought. Everything we experience with our five senses evolved out of thought and space, created by desire.
There is everything and there is nothing. Both everything and nothing are the products of thought.
From desire and space, there arose want and need. Desire created a space where want and need could exist.
It is want and need that created all processes and events.
From this point on everything became easy. Easy in the sense that from then on, only those things that could exist would exist.
In the beginning of want and need’s existence there were things that could not exist in the world of thought. They were immediately eliminated from thought because they could not evolve in the world of thought. Therefore, to this day, only that which can exist exists.
Fast forward three eternities. We the people constructed of want and need now control fire and build tall buildings that fall down occasionally. We the people have become the repository of thought. We the people have become the workers, conscripted to the task of constantly building three dimensional dreams and dreamscapes for further development of more dreams.
But the dreamscapes have enslaved us. Dreams have driven memories of who we are, from us. We, like ants, produce more and more dreamscapes for no other reason than to build more and more dreamscapes. We have lost our way; we have succumbed to the dark side, the shadow world, of want and need. We have become the distorted creators of dreamscapes and use them to make war on other dreamscapes. We have turned real thought into unreal illusion. Our dreamscapes no longer reflect desire’s original intention, happiness. Desire has been forced into hiding in the super fine space of hyper-dimensional reality. Desire has, of necessity, forsaken that which has forsaken it.
Is there hope for humanity’s recovery? Yes. There is not only hope; there is a way to recover from our amnesia. That hope comes from the original spark of desire which dwells deep in everyone’s most inner being. That desire is called happiness.
Yes, every human being ever born was born happy. All universes seen and unseen are predicated upon one thing, happiness. We are not merely born in happiness; happiness is what all creatures in all universes ARE. This is easy to prove in two ways: 1) no universe is worth the effort without happiness and 2) happiness is the motivating force behind every creature’s (human and non-human) actions. Humans climb mountains not because mountains exist; it is happiness that drives certain people to climb mountains. Each human being’s happiness drives him/her to do all the things humans do.
But the dark side of amnesia has blinded us to what we are. The dark side has allowed us to cover our own happiness with layers and more layers of that which makes us think we are not happy.
How do we, as individuals and as a race go about restoring to ourselves that which is rightfully ours?
T-POT -- The Power of Thought.
When we come to believe that it is thought that is the only reality, we shall have taken the first step in the recovery from our long-long bout with amnesia. The power of thought will once again become our ally and we shall once again build dreamscapes with the sure knowledge of why we are building them. Then, and only then, will all creatures (human and non-human) live in the harmony and happiness that desire originally intended.
How do we utilize the power of thought?
Before we ask that question we must individually ask a much more important question; do I have the desire to want and need to uncover the layers of non-essentials that cover up my true identity, happiness?
When we can answer the latter question, in the affirmative, the former will readily avail itself of an answer.
More on the Electric Universe postulated by DIT;
http://www.thunderbolts.info/thunderblog
Part 10 -- (Final)
By now we should have thrown all of the bottom-liners and government spooks off of our trail.
What are bottom-liners? Bottom-liners are those human souls who no longer want to think real thoughts, or read through the preliminary things in order to grasp the more difficult concepts in any given topic. All they want to see is the bottom line. If it looks pleasing to the eye they might back up a few paragraphs but that’s all. Then they will come away from the topic thinking they know all that is necessary to form a true opinion of it’s worth.
We all know what government spooks are; low-life sub-humans who have sold their rightful heritage to the power-brokers on our planet.
But both categories have left our discussion and we can proceed with a little more leeway; prying eyes are gone.
This discussion started with the premise that there are two types of energy in our total universe; negative (atomic) and positive (dynamic).
We proceeded to the probability that there are two types of time; atomic and dynamic.
We further postulated that the universe we measure (the atomic one) is electrically rather than gravitationally motivated.
From there we suggested that thought is the true nature of our total universe (atomic and dynamic).
We also likened our total universe to a torus model, with atomic energy moving through the south pole and transmuting into dynamic energy as it moves through and out of the north pole of our torus and then spreading out and slowing down to light-speed and sub light-speed as it makes its way down the outer skin of our apple (torus) and materializes as our familiar atomic universe once again.
We then discovered that big and small are relative only to an atomic universe, and poorly at that. Then we created a game so we might test our theory.
So, what more can be said?
In the beginning, I mentioned that every living creature not only has the capability to communicate with our dynamic half of our universe but also that we all do it on a constant basis. So, this is what more can be said:
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*Along with a picture of a torus heading each of our Parts (1 through 9) there was a picture of a typical brain. Herein is the key to dynamic information in its physical form. I will not reveal the hidden key to dynamic information in its Dynamic form for reasons stated several times in prior Parts.
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(*I have subsequently removed the pictures mentioned.)
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There will be enough information just in the physical form to keep anyone busy for a long time.
The brain is a wonderful organ. One might say the whole body of any given organism is really components of the brain. The brain processes everything the body senses and feels. Each part of the body sends electrical signals to the brain. These signals are transported to the brain via nerves. Nerves are spaced at strategic points of the body to carry out many singular and dual functions. Some functions are autonomous and others are related to our consciousness. The brain processes both external nervous stimuli and internal stimuli. One might say that every organ of the body is a structure to maintain, sustain, and make sure the brain remains alive and functional.
While most of the brain has been mapped, categorized and deciphered by men of science, we still do not know some of the most important aspects of it.
For example, there are those who state the brain both initiates thought and continually processes thought in a totally physical manner with no chance of transcending to anything or anywhere else once the brain is totally without function. Those who say this appear to stand on firm ground.
Then there are those who state that while the brain is an integral part of one’s thought processes, once a thought is thought, the thought continues in a manner that is not necessarily totally dependent upon the brain for its existence. These people say that deduction and intuition (a leap in a logical sequence) are not necessarily connected to the brain in a material way. Those who say this also have empirical ground to stand upon: the old “light is a particle, light is a wave” sort of thing; either is good science were it not for the other.
Human beings deal in matter. Logically so, but we also deal in “what if”. Some “what ifs” are not necessarily materially oriented. What do we do with them? Do we bury exceptions to our belief in science merely because we cannot test them in a laboratory? Some would like to; others cannot.
Dynamic Information Theory predicts that some day science will find a way to measure the brain’s primary function (aiding a biological creature in thought processes) of communicating with its dynamic counter part. That day may come when our brains develop in future configurations. (Our brains didn’t always look the way they do now.)
By the way, DIT proposes that all creatures communicate with our dynamic “selves” every time we sleep, take certain drugs, are knocked unconscious as well as a number of other ways (OBEs, NDEs, ESPs, etc.) Below is a quote from a current study:
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"Dr Sam Parnia, an intensive care doctor who is heading the [OBE] study, said: 'If you can demonstrate that consciousness continues after the brain switches off, it allows for the possibility that the consciousness is a separate entity.'" See:
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/2
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The game I have suggested has many modalities but the purpose is singular; to open up certain aspects of our thought processes in order to both communicate with dynamic information and predict future events with great accuracy.
There are governmental programs going on at this very moment (and have been for many years), such as remote viewing, that incorporate certain aspects of what I call Dynamic Information. The problem government has is that remote viewing deals with the present and not the future. The future is much too complicated on the material plane to predict with accuracy any future event. Government understands that there is the possibility of dynamic time but they have no way to test it, therefore they cannot predict future events as yet. When they acquire this ability, the likelihood of the world becoming totally enslaved will increase exponentially.
This will end my DIT exercise. There is more than enough information in these 10 Parts of DIT to keep those interested for many years to come. Some day, when powerful people come to their senses and decide not to practice war any more, the time will be ripe for the human race to progress a little further on their journey to the stars…
