X Marks the Spot

In all honesty Swing...I think you're waiting on a lot of us to catch up to you...

I think you're correctly interpreting into what feels right for you...which can only be right as far as your meaning from your "all else" is to you.

Keeping in mind a more open perspective...the way you do it will always allow for that bigger perspective then to show you the way to truth on any topic...like stepping stones.

I'm a bit all over the place today so I'm in full blurt mode...btw.

Maybe with that fraction one picks up a piece of what others have missed? I'm sure everyone else is a fraction behind in certain other ways as well.

awareness and some not having it is why they don't notice.

imo

that`s an interesting way of looking at it ac



energy = information

I agree. This is summarized, so there will be some details that are not presented 100% accurately.

I am looking at the structure of how we view dualistic properties.

Basically, we look at it as positive/negative, with balance somewhere between.

Instead, look at positive as the fulcrum point, with negative out to either side of the fulcrum point. The closer to the fulcrum point (balance) the closer to positive aspects of the universe. The further out the swing, the more imbalance with that system; and thus, the further from positive attributes.

I am not discounting either value of positive/negative within the manifested reality of matter. Instead, I am viewing it with the positive condition of the universe being the fulcrum point, with imbalance being the negative.

Is this why it is exceptionally hot this year? Because of the universe vibrating to a higher frequency?

No. It would not have anything to do with heat transfer.

In bestsellers published in 1882 and 1883, the American politician and amateur scientist Ignatius Loyola Donnelly (1831-1901) perpetuated the enthralling hypothesis of a comet’s near-collision with the earth, provoking mayhem in the form of floods, fires, mass extinction and tectonic changes on a global scale.

Donnelly specifically appealed to the comet’s interruption of the earth’s rotation as a potential explanation for the prolonged day of Joshua: ‘Were the heat, the conflagrations, and the tearing up of the earth’s surface caused by such an arrestment or partial slowing-up of the earth’s revolution on its axis?’ The same argument resurfaced in Velikovsky’s account, where the comet doubled as Venus.

William Comyns Beaumont (1873-1956) was an eccentric British journalist and lecturer, whose aberrant astronomical speculations, published between 1925 and 1932, find startling counterparts in Velikovsky’s books, which appeared some 2 decades afterwards: many geological features as well as mass extinctions were due to a cometary collision; cometary tails deposited vermin as well as hydrocarbons; religion arose from the fear and worship of comets; Saturn was a former comet responsible for the Biblical deluge; Venus’ apparent colour, diameter and orbit changed in historical times; countless deities were identified with planets or commemorated a cometary dragon; cosmic lightning was of paramount importance; the year originally lasted 360 days and catastrophes necessitated calendar revisions; and scholars had erroneously inflated ancient chronology by several centuries. To top it off, Beaumont had associated his cometary planet Saturn with a smattering of catastrophic events dated to the 14th century BCE, linked the intruder to the Greek myth of Phaethon and argued that it spawned planetary offspring in the form of Jupiter. It goes without saying that all of these ideas carry a distinct Velikovskian flavour avant la lettre. Even drastic revisions of historical geographic locations were a shared interest of both writers....................

Too freaky!

Farewell to Reason by Feyarabend (philosophy of science) points out that many of the idea systems in non-relativistic science ( there can only be one "Reason", one Reason to rule them all, and so on ) are indistinguishable from belief in the Greek Gods.

This new book by Paul Feyerbrand offers a vigorous challenge to the scientific rationalism the underlies Western ideals of 'progress' and 'development', whose damaging sociological and ecological consequences are now widely recognized. For all their variety of theme and occasion, the essays in Farewell to Reason share a consistent philosophical purpose. Whether discussing Greek art and thought, vindicating the Church's battle with Galileo, exploring the development of quantum physics or exposing the dogmatism of Karl Popper,............

it is funny
but
role reversal
i have kissed their arses
now i`m on their toes