Wednesday, December 02, 2009
Quantum Mechanics - Natural Philosophy : what part does it play in our lives?
The following article was written without prior thought to what was going to be published.
We are putting into practise as we do with ALL our articles the LAW OF PSYCHEGNOSIS which is continuous Inspiration and continuous Revelation.
Please understand that this is so.
Quantum Mechanics is a Theory based explanation of understanding the mysteries of the Universe, and how it came into existence, also the process that brought about the Physical World we dwell on.
It has become an accepted Science in modern times.
We at Psychegnosis News would like at this time to bring some interesting information relating to what we believe is also a Science - PSYCHEGNOSIS, and what we consider to be part of ALL that makes up what exists.
This is the second part of our look at Quantum Mechanics and we shall be continuing our discussion today by explaining more about this fascinating subject.
It would be very advantageous to printout this article and place it with part one, so it can be reviewed, as we study this intriguing subject in future issues.
The subject of Quantum Physics is very complicated and it is so revolutionary that Niels Bohr, one of the pioneers in the study of this concept said: “Anyone who is not shocked by quantum theory has not understood it”.
Many other eminent minds including Albert Einstein, have given Quantum Mechanics a role that includes an explanation on how amazing the Universe is.
It is indeed amazing, and we shall be discussing the part we as Humans play in this Universal concept.
The best analysis for Quantum Mechanics is that is like a tree.
A tree has many branches and Quantum Mechanics has many explanations pertaining to this astonishing Universe we are ALL part of.
The theory we at Psychegnosis News feel will interest us most, is the branch of the tree called - NATURAL PHILOSOPHY
The dictionary definition is as follows : “Natural Philosophy - the Science of matter and energy and their interactions”.
As we can see Natural Philosophy is a Science of MATTER ( the Physical World), and ENERGY (the unseen World).
This is very important to understand, as we shall be commenting on this a lot over the complete series.
The Physical World is what we see, and that includes our Physical bodies.
The Un-Seen World is what makes up what actually drives or governs the Physical entity that we see.
It is the way that ALL the Physical World works.
ALL Physical entities that make up Matter, are made up of these two parts.
Everything that has a Physical presence has an energy within it.
Even a stone or water have these two things present in them.
Everything is made up of Vibrations, which is really Energy.
Energy cannot be seen, because it is part of the Un-Seen World.
Matter is part of the seen World or the Physical World.
Matter cannot exist without Energy but Energy can exist without Matter.
Energy is Eternal ( is always there), while Matter is not.
Energy is Eternal because ALL things in the Un-Seen World are constant.
Matter is subject to birth and death, so is therefore, not Eternal.
Our PHYSICAL BODY is the same.
What makes up what we can see, is not REAL but what makes up what we cannot see, is Real (Eternal).
To undestand that LIFE itself is made up of Energy or a Vibration, helps us to understand that what we see with our eyes, is not really there.
What we do not see is what actually exists.
That is what makes up the Physical World - including our Physical bodies.
This is extremely important to understand.
So we ask that we ALL realise we are not what we see, but we are actually what, we do not see.
This is the key to understanding PSYCHEGNOSIS.
Life is not what we see, it is what we do not see.
Life is what is ETERNAL, and without LIFE, nothing can come into existence.
We shall leave it at this point. It is as it “IS”.
In a week or so we shall continue our research into the branch of Quantum Mechanics called Natural Philosophy. All comments to .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) Tomorrow could it be the long promised article on Procrastination or shall we leave it for another day?