[Drifter]

p.s.
the Aether you speak of is The Fount of Ambrosia aka the "Stream of Consciousness" by which channel or currency, knowledge is intuitively in-traversed.

A Cup of Ambri Professor Pat, (*) ~*~ Drifter

[dipayankar]

So energy does need some sort of medium to flow.... I thought so...

Originally Posted by Profpat Hi Dirayankar; One Einstein said it wasn't needed, later rethought his idea and concluded there was a form of ether, throughout space. Be it gravitational waves, electromagnetic fields, etc. "We assume to find in every point of space a flow in all directions of radiant energy from all astrophysical objects, meaning that space everywhere has a specific energy U [erg] and an energy density u = U/V [erg/cm³], which of course is a local variable depending on the position in space". "The radiant energy will we name the "Aether", and since it is present throughout the Universe, we will call space the "Aether-Space". Presuming the aether the medium sustaining all physical fields and forces, the aether-space is the universal physical space". Best to all, Pat P.S. Drifter my Bhagavad-Gita was published by The Bhaktivedanta Book Trust

[Drifter]

What compels a static charge "to jump", or become attracted?
relativity, nature?
Where was the bird when flew from the limb?

[Drifter]

From: A Key To The Universe

"The Universe and Dr. Einstein", A Mentor Book by Lincoln Barnett

"Today most newspaper readers know vaguely that Einstein had something to do with the atomic bomb; beyond that his name is simply a syninym for the abtruse . . . even many a college graduate . . . does not know that Relativity over and above its scientific import, comprises a major philosophical system which augments and illumines the reflections of Locke, Berkeley and Hume. Consequently, he has very little notion of the vast, arcane, and mysteriously ordered universe in which he dwells."

Frequently called an atheist by those who have failed to grasp the meaning of his philosophy, Einstein himself is strongly convinced of the creation of the universe by a Supreme Intelligence. He says, "The most beautiful and most profound 'emot-'ion we can experience is the sensation of the mystical. It is the power of all true science . . . To know that what is impenetrable to us actually exists, manifesting itself as the highest wisdom and the most radiante beauty which our dull faculties can comprehend only in their most primitive forms---this knowledge, this feeling, is at the center of true religiousness." ---Albert Einstein

Gravitation and electromagnetism or Einsteins Unified Field Theory extrapolated while professor emeritus at the institute for Advanced Study at Princeton, and a problem which baffled him for mearly a quarter century, appears at last, to have been solved.

"Electricity and magnetism may be considered as a single force."

from here one may proceed to "POWER VS FORCE", David R. Hawkins

Speaking of "Powere vs. Force"; "Perhaps the most important and signficant book I've read in the past ten years." ---Dr. Wayne W. Dyer, author of "Inner Peace"

Namaste`

[Drifter]

http://www.thegreatillusion.com/twilightzone.html

[dipayankar]

The fact that we have reached the stage where we can think in terms of how the Universe started, from the basic stages of hunting for food points to the fact that probably we are part of a a larger species in the Universe who drives the evolution of the Universe..

[Drifter]

Post subject: eat, survive, reproduce.

[Drifter]

Relative consciousness is self-consciousness.

The answer is not in the mind . . .

but beyond the mind )))beyond the thinking mechanism((((. . .

"I" Am

"THAT"

is what

"I"

Is

[Profpat]

Thank you Drifter fot the following quote from uncle Albert:

"The most beautiful and most profound 'emot-'ion we can experience is the sensation of the mystical. It is the power of all true science . . . To know that what is impenetrable to us actually exists, manifesting itself as the highest wisdom and the most radiante beauty which our dull faculties can comprehend only in their most primitive forms---this knowledge, this feeling, is at the center of true religiousness." ---Albert Einstein

I wish I knew of this quote before. It would have helped me a lot when some people claimed my Idea was too metaphysical.

Thanks also for the other links; you as a teacher assign a lot of homework.

Best to you,

Pat

[Drifter]

There is only this

this Is-ness that you and I are

in this Now moment

and nothing else

Originally Posted by Drifter Relative consciousness is self-consciousness. The answer is not in the mind . . . but beyond the mind )))beyond the thinking mechanism((((. . . "I" Am "THAT" is what "I" Is