Based on the work by Michael Talbot – Beyond The Quantum

“I would say that in my scientific and philosophical work, my main concern has been with understanding the nature of reality in general and of consciousness in particular as a coherent whole, which is never static or complete but which is an unending process of movement and unfoldment….” ~ (David Bohm: Wholeness and the Implicate Order)

In 1951, David Bohm wrote a classic textbook entitled Quantum Theory, in which he presented a clear account of the orthodox, Copenhagen interpretation of quantum physics. The Copenhagen interpretation was formulated mainly by Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg in the 1920s and is still highly influential today. But even before the book was published, Bohm began to have doubts about the assumptions underlying the conventional approach. He had difficulty accepting that subatomic particles had no objective existence and took on definite properties only when physicists tried to observe and measure them. He also had difficulty believing that the quantum world was characterized by absolute indeterminism and chance, and that things just happened for no reason whatsoever. He began to suspect that there might be deeper causes behind the apparently random and crazy nature of the subatomic world. (more…)

by Rhetta J. Baumgartner

Nature does not transmute by chemical combination and reaction; but by altering the wave field. Energy is flowing into and out of the atom constantly from its wave field.

In this article I will paint a picture of the basic wave field as a series of vortices. The atom is sustained through the vortex which can be considered to function on a fourth dimensional level. The key to transmutation is to establish contact with the vortex. Instead of with the atom’s manifestation on a physical level; and, then change the structure of the atom before it is released and frozen into the physical level. Since the atom can only express what is flowing into it from the vortex, if we change the vortex, then the atom naturally relates to it in a different manner. If there are various interchanges of polarity patterns manipulated in the vortex, then the resulting relationship would be a change in electromagnetic lines of force which stem from the atom. (more…)

by Mohan H. Surujbally

For many years scientists have been saying that only two things exist in the Universe, that being matter and energy. Now they say, there really is just one thing, and that is energy. It is rather strange that it took us that long to arrive at that conclusion, given that Einstein did say that energy is nothing more than mass traveling at the square root of the speed of light. Our reality is split into a duality. Everything has always been separated, day and night, up and down, believer and non-believers, matter and energy, material and spiritual. We make the mistake in thinking that all things are separate. No one thing of a whole can exist without the other. I love the way the Egyptians say it, “Matter without spirit is motionless, and spirit without matter is expressionless.” When we embrace the two and bring them together in unity, then we experience a connectedness, a divine and beautiful wholeness that is perfect and beautiful and is an expression of the infinite energy of Love and Bliss. (more…)

The true nature of the smallest elements that make up our universe – the atoms, photons and electrons – has long mystified and tormented our greatest scientists. Are they ruled by order or by mere chance? The answer could reshape our perception of reality. This field of science is known as quantum mechanics, and it was major point of debate between acclaimed scientists Albert Einstein and Niels Bohr. In this probing documentary, theoretical physicist and author Professor Jim Al-Khalili attempts to settle their dispute once and for all.

At the heart of the debate is the question as to whether reality as we know it exists when we’re not observing it. Bohr believed that the smallest matter consists only of probabilities and contradictions, and its true reality cannot be fully known or measured. As a devotee of definitive statistical science, Einstein argued otherwise. The notion that nature was merely a game of chance ran counter to Einstein’s core beliefs. Adding fuel to the fire of their debate, Bohr’s ideas also contradicted Einstein’s groundbreaking theory of relativity because it speculated that these unpredictable sub-atomic particles could move faster than the speed of light. (more…)

From time to time I come across items that I feel assist me with greater understanding of the Unariun core curriculum. I would like to present here three items: First an excerpt from a book, a video, and an article. I hope these examples will also assist the reader as it has with me in better comprehension of the Infinite world around us.

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The Nature of Existence

by Eklal Kueshana (T=teacher, S=student)

T: Do you know how an atom is constructed?

S: Sort of.

T: Tell me what you know. (more…)

by Charles F. Haanel

Yoga is an ancient philosophy of India. A Yogi is one who makes a practice of that Philosophy. An Adept is a Yogi who has become proficient in the practice of that Philosophy.

A Master is a Yogi who has apparently conquered the forces of Nature and thus seems to work miracles, although he is simply putting into practice Universal Laws which he has come to understand. He has acquired the wisdom with which to manipulate the invisible forces of Nature.

He knows that the invisible controls the visible; that it is the mind that controls the Man; the steam that controls the engine; the electrical reactions which control most of the industrial processes in the world today. (more…)

by David Wilcock

Dr. John DeSalvo of the Giza Pyramid Research Association brought the pyramid research of Joe Parr to the world’s attention through media appearances on the Laura Lee Show and Jeff Rense Show. Joe Parr holds a law degree and also has over 40 years experience as an electronics engineer. Parr’s interest in pyramid research first came about from his meeting George Van Tassel, an early contactee, in the 1950s, who informed him about the “pyramid power” experiments of Pat Flanagan that had demonstrated the sharpening of razor blades in the pyramid structure. Other experiments showed that organic materials would naturally dehydrate without putrefying while inside a pyramidal structure. Even raw, unrefrigerated milk would keep from spoiling if properly positioned. (more…)