I had a debate with a "Creationist" who misconstrued my statement that "The Universe is inherently intelligent" to mean that the universe "designed life". This post is pretty much a response to that misinterpretation, which proponents make regularly and most stridently.
The Intelligent Universe did NOT "design life". Life is the natural state, the Eschaton (as religious call it). The "Attractor" in physics. Maybe this idea is too abstract for most.
It may be that temporarily life is difficult or impossible, such as in the beginning of the earth or rarefied gases of outer space. But wherever conditions are favorable, life occupies every nook and cranny. I believe this is the case universally, that higher organization is the natural state of the Universe.
As mere humans, arrogance takes over and we always think ourselves to be the ultimate and greatest. However, looking back through billions of lightyears to the edge of the Universe, we see amorphous nebula galaxies out beyond 10 billion lightyears. Moving closer, we see elliptical galaxies between 5 and 10 billion lightyears away. Closer than 5 billion we see the familiar spiral galaxies. The moral of the story is that the Universe is becoming more organized the older it gets. Moving towards the Eschaton, if you will.
This doesn't mean some Supreme Being created it to be this way. Rather, it means that the mathematical principles underlying physical processes are forcing ever greater organization upon a chaotic Universe. Just like some unknown force is causing the galaxies to assume ever more complex structures every 5 billion years.
My site Spectrumology.com gives some clues as to what this unknown force is. All of time and space and matter is a strand of harmonic waves. Being waves they conform to the absolute laws of mathematics. Everything that the Universe is becoming happens because of the Spectrum of Harmonics.
The persistent creationist can of course claim that some Supreme Being created the Harmonic Spectrum sometime prior to the Big Bang and therefore willfully set all this in motion. There is really no end to the argument, especially when a male superhero gets all the credit. However, attributing all that exists to some designer somewhere makes it impossible to understand the lifelike characteristics of the Harmonic Spectrum.
It is a case where only the ignorant can achieve understanding. You have to first empty your mind to really grasp Spectrumology.
Monday, February 23, 2009
Friday, February 13, 2009
The Universe Counts in Harmonic Numbers...
I shudder when I think of anyone comparing Spectrumology to Kabbalah. When I lived in Israel I studied Kabbalah pretty intensively and it didn't take long to realize it is nonsense. It is, however, revered and deeply entrenched, almost as though it has to be nonsense to be revered.
Spectrumology was known by long-lost civilizations that perished in Noah's Flood. "Numerology" systems like Gematria, Kabbalah, I Ching and astrology are the remnants of a long-forgotten science that was barely remembered by post-deluge scholars a millenia later. That is why these systems don't make any sense, because those who wrote them down did not understand the reason for the numbering.
A good example is this page, which presents the I Ching in its original form. The arrangement of the hexagrams have no resemblance to the "dynastic" I Ching, since commentators through the ages corrupted it so badly so as to render it unrecognizable. However, the I Ching in this sequence makes perfect sense. It is the corollary to time, evolution and the DNA. Sort of what Kabbalah was trying to be all along.
The science of evolution is obscured by science, meaning that linear mathematics ruined it. Everyone is looking for a description that starts with 0 and ends with infinity. But the universe doesn't count that way. It doesn't believe in decimal numbers, it believes in harmonic numbers.
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Dreams of lizards during harmonic 43
Twitter is scrolling by RSS this morning and a number of interesting dreams have popped out of the morass:
As I explain Spectrumology in the future, I will continue to point out deviations from randomness that point to a collective dream we are all having.
- Here is a post where a woman says:
"I dreamed of spitting cobras. They escaped from a cage, were incredibly fast. I woke at 4am when they jumped in my bed."
This looks like a Timewave of 5358438447 although I can't place it accurately. But the main thing is that the harmonic 43 causes dreams of lizards, and 53 causes dreams of snakes. - Here is a post where a woman dreams of being chased by a Tyrannosaurus Rex. Probably almost the same time with the same harmonics but later in the 58 sequence. I wish people would write the exact time of their dream and their time zone.
- Here is a dream where a woman says:
"I dreamed last night that I was dating a human-eating monster. Then we threw a holiday party and invited all of the other monsters"
As I explain Spectrumology in the future, I will continue to point out deviations from randomness that point to a collective dream we are all having.
Monday, February 2, 2009
The Sheshonq Redemption
My thoughts today lingered on Sheshonq, the Egyptian Pharaoh who hastened Egypt's demise by constantly attacking Davidic Israel. The Hebrew name for Sheshonq was something like Shishak, apparently Israelites had some trouble pronouncing the "nq" sound. This is surprising since Hebrew was a Semitic language and so was Egyptian but with Hamitic influences. The loss of the "nq" sound in Hebrew must have happened far earlier, possibly even before the Abrahamic period.
We all know that if there were a mere five additional Hebrew letters the mathematical grid would be complete, and yet to suggest such must mean certain blasphemy. Ezra the scribe was the one who invented written Hebrew, before then it was an oral language subject to centuries of nomadism and cultural drift.
I propose that the "nq" phonetic in Hebrew was dropped over those centuries because it was confused with other hard gutturals like kaf and gimel. The "nq" sound would probably have been the 5th harmonic character, following tav and sounding like nun. An open minded examination of hebrew should reveal a pattern of lost letters that were phonetically scattered to more common and understandable phonetics.
In addition, I propose that the letters at that end of the alef-bet were especially abstract and poorly maintained by the nomadic Hebrews. This fits the numerological pattern of the gematria table. It also means that words of especially ambiguous meaning might be expected to pop out. Hopefully as I reconstruct the Harmonic language this will all be revealed.
We all know that if there were a mere five additional Hebrew letters the mathematical grid would be complete, and yet to suggest such must mean certain blasphemy. Ezra the scribe was the one who invented written Hebrew, before then it was an oral language subject to centuries of nomadism and cultural drift.
I propose that the "nq" phonetic in Hebrew was dropped over those centuries because it was confused with other hard gutturals like kaf and gimel. The "nq" sound would probably have been the 5th harmonic character, following tav and sounding like nun. An open minded examination of hebrew should reveal a pattern of lost letters that were phonetically scattered to more common and understandable phonetics.
In addition, I propose that the letters at that end of the alef-bet were especially abstract and poorly maintained by the nomadic Hebrews. This fits the numerological pattern of the gematria table. It also means that words of especially ambiguous meaning might be expected to pop out. Hopefully as I reconstruct the Harmonic language this will all be revealed.
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Common Dreams
This morning I replied to a Twitter post that was especially interesting:
This vertical stack of harmonics I call a "Gnomon". Every moment in time has a corresponding unique Gnomon. I then calculated the time this person woke up as 5:35AM their time zone.
It is as though the universe has a clock that we are all unaware of, based on repeating layers of harmonic numbers called harmonics. When we dream, we resonate with those harmonics. The common dream is our gift to understanding our universe is vibrating. It seems likely therefore, that the reason we have evolved this ability is so that we may know the mystical aspect of harmonics.
People cling with religious tenacity to all sorts of beliefs about dreaming. Dreams are random. Dreams are chaotic. Dreams are your subconscious jiggling images around. Dreams are God speaking to me. Etc, etc. There is no end to stories we tell ourselves to reinforce our belief that we are all separate entities.
Nobody really cares if I can accurately calculate when they awoke from a dream. People don't want to hear that their dreams are really mathematical sequences based on harmonics. They prefer to believe that their dreams are intimately personal, not shared by every other person on this planet.
In reality, if you run Twitter searches for words like "dreamed" you can apply the principles of Spectrumology to reveal that we really ARE sharing a common dream. This might make sense to people who are well endowed with the mystical aspect of numerology. On the other hand, I may come across sounding like a raving lunatic. Either way, it doesn't change what the universe is, which is one giant vibrating musical chord.
"dreamed i laughed very hard for a long time and then waves crashed against the window, seeped under the door, and flooded the room."I immediately recognized this dream as happening during Timewave 5555838474, which is more explanatory represented as this harmonic structure:
47
48
83
55
55
48
83
55
55
This vertical stack of harmonics I call a "Gnomon". Every moment in time has a corresponding unique Gnomon. I then calculated the time this person woke up as 5:35AM their time zone.
It is as though the universe has a clock that we are all unaware of, based on repeating layers of harmonic numbers called harmonics. When we dream, we resonate with those harmonics. The common dream is our gift to understanding our universe is vibrating. It seems likely therefore, that the reason we have evolved this ability is so that we may know the mystical aspect of harmonics.
People cling with religious tenacity to all sorts of beliefs about dreaming. Dreams are random. Dreams are chaotic. Dreams are your subconscious jiggling images around. Dreams are God speaking to me. Etc, etc. There is no end to stories we tell ourselves to reinforce our belief that we are all separate entities.
Nobody really cares if I can accurately calculate when they awoke from a dream. People don't want to hear that their dreams are really mathematical sequences based on harmonics. They prefer to believe that their dreams are intimately personal, not shared by every other person on this planet.
In reality, if you run Twitter searches for words like "dreamed" you can apply the principles of Spectrumology to reveal that we really ARE sharing a common dream. This might make sense to people who are well endowed with the mystical aspect of numerology. On the other hand, I may come across sounding like a raving lunatic. Either way, it doesn't change what the universe is, which is one giant vibrating musical chord.
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