soul and time equivalence

[AntonioLao]

The metaphysical concept of the human soul is conceptually identical and hence physically equivalent to the physical concept of time. This equivalence can be described by using spacetime formalism with the additional boundary condition that time, like space must be multidimensional (multidirectional).

In order to describe the intimate geometrical connection, it is necessary to bring the double light cone from the theories of relativity into our discussion. Now we begin by saying that each person has a soul and that each person also has a unique light cone. It is the combined uniqueness of each soul and each light cone that make up an individual. Since light cone and soul are now assumed equivalent, from this point on, we will only talk all about light cones.

The geometry of the light cone separates the past and the future for a particular person. The vertex of the light cone represents the extended present moment, the now. This now moves along a worldline that is found within the super light cone of the entire universe. Each light cone, big or small, regular or super, has a unique time axis. For an average human being, the metric (length of unit vector) of this time axis represents the average lifespan of the person. By using the perspective of an expanding sphere centered at the vertex of the light cone, the lifespan is represented by the radius of the sphere. When a person dies, the sphere ceased expanding but its time axis remains to exist by aligning itself with the super time axis of the universal super light cone. The maximum scattering angle of each person’s time axis from the super time axis of the entire universe is set at 45 degrees. If a person’s time axis is exactly 45 degrees from the super axis then this person lives forever, living in the form of pure energy similar to the photons. At zero degree, the person is dead but its soul’s axis is aligned with the super time axis of the universe. Due to some flukes of the universe, such as quantum fluctuations of the vacuum, there is a chance that the time axis of a soul becomes de-align from the super axis and the soul will be reborn into human form again and the cycle of alignment and de-alignment continues forever in an everlasting process of birth and rebirth toward the end of eternity.

[mkirkpatrick]

The soul is the form-al way of enabling thought to take Shape,so to speak,
there is no time equivalence,as time of itself is an illusion,there is however
the expansion of the idea,evolution,so that the soul finds more material to
enable it to express more of the inplanted seed thought.





kind regards michael.

[michellemfry]

It would not be improper to speak of time having a soul to it, and the soul having a time to it. For one thing to have another is the gentle weaving of one concept within another, seamless, perfect and intact come whatsoever. That is something of something, a meta-thought, a perspective to keep.

[beyond_ur_imagination]

The metaphysical concept of the human soul is conceptually identical and hence physically equivalent to the physical concept of time. This equivalence can be described by using spacetime formalism with the additional boundary condition that time, like space must be multidimensional (multidirectional).

In order to describe the intimate geometrical connection, it is necessary to bring the double light cone from the theories of relativity into our discussion. Now we begin by saying that each person has a soul and that each person also has a unique light cone. It is the combined uniqueness of each soul and each light cone that make up an individual. Since light cone and soul are now assumed equivalent, from this point on, we will only talk all about light cones.

The geometry of the light cone separates the past and the future for a particular person. The vertex of the light cone represents the extended present moment, the now. This now moves along a worldline that is found within the super light cone of the entire universe. Each light cone, big or small, regular or super, has a unique time axis. For an average human being, the metric (length of unit vector) of this time axis represents the average lifespan of the person. By using the perspective of an expanding sphere centered at the vertex of the light cone, the lifespan is represented by the radius of the sphere. When a person dies, the sphere ceased expanding but its time axis remains to exist by aligning itself with the super time axis of the universal super light cone. The maximum scattering angle of each person’s time axis from the super time axis of the entire universe is set at 45 degrees. If a person’s time axis is exactly 45 degrees from the super axis then this person lives forever, living in the form of pure energy similar to the photons. At zero degree, the person is dead but its soul’s axis is aligned with the super time axis of the universe. Due to some flukes of the universe, such as quantum fluctuations of the vacuum, there is a chance that the time axis of a soul becomes de-align from the super axis and the soul will be reborn into human form again and the cycle of alignment and de-alignment continues forever in an everlasting process of birth and rebirth toward the end of eternity.

Hmmm its a a nice trip through ur words!
can u please explain me that with each light cone associated with a person how does new light cones originate each moment the soul or the concious makes a move...i suppose this is what concious is that makes us move a hand or infact make us want to move the hand. from where does that force originate and i mean how do we decide to do that we do?

[Guille]

Michelle,

But if the soul has a time then it is not eternal and so it doesn't go with the idea of soul in religions.

And I believe the soul of time is the time of time which I explained long ago in the thread "My Time Paradox". I've done quite a lot of philosohpy on that, and I was planning an article.

[Cubola Zaruka]

Each of our conscious experiences lasts for a finite length of time. The narrowest definition of the soul is the sum of conscious experiences, which is time-dependant. The most liberal definition of the soul is infinity, and no matter how many souls there are there is only one, both different to and the same as God.