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    Re: Does everything move?

    IC,

    If the only movement is consciousness, then matter can't be moving particles and waves, correct? Or were you implying that consciousness follows the only movement, which is the particles and waves?

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    Re: Does everything move?

    Quote Originally Posted by N0B0DY View Post
    IC,

    If the only movement is consciousness, then matter can't be moving particles and waves, correct? Or were you implying that consciousness follows the only movement, which is the particles and waves?
    The movement of consciousness per se is illusion and that illusion gives birth to the movement of particles and waves which is also illusion created by the illusion of consciousness moving.

    "Consciousness is the spiritual awareness of being, of all-knowing, all-power, and all-presence. Thinking is the motionless principle (consciousness) in Light and Sound (its own heaving vibration or Current) which through the thinking process it is no longer consciously aware of and it is that lack of awareness of itself as the Light & Sound Current which causes it to flow on that current which in turn creates the illusion of consciousness in motion."

    When the attention the outer expression of the soul returns to its source the soul within us and we reunite with and are in tune with our soul currents then and only then thought as the illusion of consciousness moving is stopped and we are consciously aware of our true self as Pure Undifferentiated - Infinite fully Aware Consciousness.

    If this explanation is not perfectly clear tell me and i will explain it in other words.

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    Re: Does everything move?

    No that's clear enough I think.

    The gist is that everything is an illusion except the true self, right?

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    Re: Does everything move?

    Quote Originally Posted by N0B0DY View Post
    No that's clear enough I think.

    The gist is that everything is an illusion except the true self, right?
    Right ! Everything as matter in the three worlds of - Physical - Astral - and Causal (i.e. the Wheel of Life" or - Present - Past - and Future) is illusion except the True Self !

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    Re: Does everything move?

    Quote Originally Posted by N0B0DY View Post
    "It's just most have the linguistics confused, as matter and space being distinct entities___If so, what would space be made of to create such falsely implied separations/definitions? When you can see it as changed states of matter differentiations, the puzzle becomes no puzzle, at all___Space is just the thinnest changed state of matter, possible, or void, as the same."

    The proof I'm after may be moot, Lloyd, but it is required for me to conclude that motion is possible in the universe. The above assessment simply draws a ring around my moot point, generally saying the same thing I am - that there is no difference between matter and space, and therefore there is no movement possible.
    No, you just keep confusing movement of and within gases, and solids..

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    "The uncertainty principle is an absolute, finite, universal constant." L.G.
    "The tick-tick-tick of the caesium atom is a sliding-time-scaler constant of all finite universal motion." L.G.

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    Re: Does everything move?

    Quote Originally Posted by Infinite Consciousness View Post
    Right ! Everything as matter in the three worlds of - Physical - Astral - and Causal (i.e. the Wheel of Life" or - Present - Past - and Future) is illusion except the True Self !
    IC, this statement would be true if written, "Right ! Everything "is" matter in the three worlds of - Physical - Astral - and Causal (i.e. the Wheel of Life" or - Present - Past - and Future)."

    Lloyd
    "To develop the skill of correct thinking is in the first place to learn what you have to disregard. In order to go on, you have to know what to leave out; this is the essence of effective thinking." Kurt Godel
    "Time and space are modes in which we think and not conditions in which we live." Albert Einstein
    "The uncertainty principle is an absolute, finite, universal constant." L.G.
    "The tick-tick-tick of the caesium atom is a sliding-time-scaler constant of all finite universal motion." L.G.

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    Exclamation Re: Does everything move?

    It's all a matter of where you set your frame of reference. In a universe where nothing is constant, save for the speed of light, a mass is only, by definition, not moving if it is remaining at a constant position with your reference point. If I have a reference point here on Earth then the sun is moving with respect to that point. If my reference is on the sun then the Earth is moving with respect to that point. Let's take for instance a baseball been thrown from a pitcher's mound to home plate. Let's say that the stadium is in a cartesian coordinate system. If our origin is home plate, then the only thing moving is the ball. If the reference point is the ball, then everything is moving. Einstein's theory of relativity sums this subject up pretty good. In the end the only thing you can count without doubt is the the speed of light. 1 ft/nanosecond

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    Re: Does everything move?

    As relativity lies within a participatory philosophy, one can actually get out there and do measurements to discover if something is moving or not.

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    Re: Does everything move?

    Interesting, movement in relativity.

    lets use the example of continual acceleration in spin.

    we use the MF flux in a greater mass differential to create a continual spin or torque on a lesser mass. Discounting friction by both having the event taking place in space and using MF bearing suspension of the axial the moving part and axial keeps accelerating. This happens till there to the limit of the predominate mass, the predominate mass begins to spin.

    Both then from our viewpoint increases in velocity. Eventually they would both (predominant and lesser form disappear from our ability to view the event taking place. )

    instruments would be used to detect the event then, the MF in spin for one would give helix view in jet emit. ... and on and all it goes.

    When would it stop?

    kind regards graham

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    Re: Does everything move?

    either everything moves or nothing moves take your pick, chances are you'll never know. personally I think movement is an illusion of boredom, light, and dark
    "Energy in search of source to achieve reaction"

 

 
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