Conciousnes

[Scrap]

Enjoyed .

[WayneFlint]

Great post Andre, i remember watching a doc about the double slit experiment and it really makes you think differently about what we supposedly ''know'' about ourselves and whats going on around us, i too am liking the way science is looking at things now, however there is still a lot thats been swept under the carpet that needs to be addressed before i feel a scientist can legitimatley stand there and start telling me how we got here, education is filled with propaganda and skeletons in the closets, until this is sorted out we're going to have a hard time moving forward, we are hindering our own progress, or better yet we are letting our emotions hinder the progress, like bickering girls in a school yard lol. take it on the chin, get over yourself and go back to the drawing board thats what i say lol.

[Andre]

Yeah we pretend to know so much from the material perspective.
As individuals and as whole groups.
There is more nothingness out there and in within us than there is matter. I think they call it dark matter now because it isnt just nothing, its actually most of everything like a magnetic electric ocean that is not separate but part of your own fabric.
We arose out of that, densified down into matter and now we study and get all caught up in the matter instead. Which is less than a 100/th of one percent of the whole.

What matters?

[Andre]

I think this belongs here now

This is an amazing visual lesson it puts it all into perspective materially

double slit - crystalmage1234 - blip.tv

[Andre]

In regards to the evolving consciousness of man through history and observing and even worse 'judging'! It brings to light the question of how much we are ripping ourselves off by measuring others against ourselves and ourselves against others.
Logically it must collapse our own potential as well as theirs into separate units.
This is where the ancients knew, and we lost.

[Scrap]

Observing patterns, instead of creating them

[Andre]

The balancing act.

Its hard to maintain the equilibrium when your only looking one way.