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word. maybe we can find a similar page... i'll do a search.
the page is here: http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread120045/pg11. All of the universe is composed of the 5 mahabhuttas and the 4 non physicals: that is Fluid, Atomic elements, fields/force, energy, ether and space, time, mind and soul.
2. Except ether, all of the physical elements are made of discreet and distinct paramanus or atoms
3. Space-time is a frame in which the physical universe exists
4.there are seven categories of experience, which are substance, quality, activity, generality, particularity, inherence, and non-existence.
5. Energy and mass are equivalent.
sameandnot said:i found a lot, but nothing quite like you mentioned, though i saw the link "out-there". i did find some very interesting things.
note that these 5, main postulates are in the Nyaya-Vaisesika Sutra. it was, i think, the Vaisesika's who established a physics.
the page is here: http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread120045/pg1
google: "Vaisesika physics"
or search around with like terms, that you find while searching...
Boris Iskakov who was born in Magnitogorsk on November 14, 1934.
He is a graduate of the Institute of Physical Engineering in Moscow.
... In this work he endeavors to synthesize elements of science
and religion. Dr. Iskakov has recently been interrogated and we
would share the interview with you.
... The interview comes from Russian documents so we will meander
through the translations as best we can and at least you will be
introduced to such as "leptons", etc.
Far be it from me to disagree with someone who has been called the "Einstein of consciousness;" but I tend to think in physics a lot and occasionally find some remarkable similarities between this mundane realm and the loftier reaches of mind and spirit. Such is the case with karma.
The connection comes about in this manner: The goal of physics is to understand the infinite diversity of physical phenomena in terms of the least possible number of principles or "laws." During its relatively short history physics has made remarkable progress toward this goal with the identification of four basic interactions or force laws: gravity, electromagnetism, strong (nuclear), and weak (radioactive decay). There is a strong possibility that even further unification can be achieved.
sameandnot said:word. maybe we can find a similar page... i'll do a search.
Sprinter said:Do you think karma is a logically scientific concept and can be proven to be true?
Parabox said:Karma exists, in so far that your actions have consequences
poor actions, often yield poor aftereffects
quantumcarl said:Does the proliferation of motion grow, dissipate or involve a homogenous amount of energy that simply transforms over time?
selfAdjoint said:This is the question of ergodicity. Does the system settle down with all motion modes sharing equal amounts of energy, or does it cycle through certain states, or does it maybe do something else? Different systems, different answers, and when does which happen has been a hot topic in differential equations for sixty years and counting.