Guest guest Posted April 2, 2006 Report Share Posted April 2, 2006 Namaste All Advaitins, Thanks Benjamin for your work. Reflecting on Science certain caveats must be issued. It is a product of human consciousness and if taken as that can do no harm while being useful. When we take its axioms as ultimate pictures of reality mischief commences. Space and Time are infinitely divisible? No they're not. Such belief generates the paradoxes of Zeno. Duration is lived space/time which gives rise to the Yogic experiences which Subbuji wrote about. Your life may flash before your eyes in an instant at the point of death as drowning victims that have been revived report. This is commonplace in dreams of course. Consider the reactions of a great batsman. To a cheetah they must seem agonisingly slow. 'The thoughts of a boy are long, long thoughts' (Houseman) These are not illusions and the Yogi that is tranferring the benefit of his intense duration is not transgressing clock time. I am convinced that the observer paradox in QM is due to the fact that we have reified some abstraction and are treating it as a reality. If it be not too vertiginous a consideration, at the outer limits of matter, observation commits the fallacy of misplaced location. Best Wishes, Michael Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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