Quantum Physics Double Slit Experiment - What The Bleep Movie

[Guest guest]

Dear Advaitins,

 

There is an interesting video presentation on how the matter is

baffling quantum physicists. The experiment has raised certain

questions about the matter ie is it a particle? or is it a wave? and

most interestingly, why it changes its behaviour when it is

being 'aware!??' that it is being observed!

 

You can watch this five minutes video in the following link.

 

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4237751840526284618

 

Whenever i hear such news that space, matter etc. are baffling

scientists(with due respect and humility for finest minds) i humm

our acharya's sloka on maya sannapya sanna.... :-)

 

Yours in Sri Ramakrishna,

 

Br. Vinayaka

[Guest guest]

Vinayaka-ji,

 

I have not checked the link.

 

But I would want to make a small note here. We (that includes me

obviously) tend to see, people uni-dimensionally or at least from

certain points of view only. ( Please do not misunderstand me, I am

not saying you are in this case. )

 

I believe it is their profession as scientists and brilliant minds to

unravel as much as they can using the knowledge of science to

understand things.

 

But obviously, that does not mean that their points of view are

limited to only science. For instance, Schrodigner is a good example (

http://simplicit.wordpress.com/2006/06/22/indian-influences-in-the-development-of-quantum-mechanics-by-dr-girijavallabahn/

)

 

Regards,

Ravi

 

advaitin, "Vinayaka" <vinayaka_ns wrote:

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>

>

> Dear Advaitins,

>

> There is an interesting video presentation on how the matter is

> baffling quantum physicists. The experiment has raised certain

> questions about the matter ie is it a particle? or is it a wave? and

> most interestingly, why it changes its behaviour when it is

> being 'aware!??' that it is being observed!

>

> You can watch this five minutes video in the following link.

>

> http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4237751840526284618

>

> Whenever i hear such news that space, matter etc. are baffling

> scientists(with due respect and humility for finest minds) i humm

> our acharya's sloka on maya sannapya sanna.... :-)

>

> Yours in Sri Ramakrishna,

>

> Br. Vinayaka

>

[Guest guest]

advaitin, "ravicande" <ravicande wrote:

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> Vinayaka-ji,

>

> I have not checked the link.

>

 

Namaste All,

 

Yes I posted a link to this 'what the bleep movie' some months ago. As

with all science so far, they have to stop at what they have

researched. As in the news right now, they say they can map 'dark

matter' but this isn't the prakriti of vedanta, or even the unified

field or akasha.

 

It seems to me Dhyana is just a form of pre meditation or pre samadhi.

A step further than concentration. Religion, Beliefs, Attitudes, Gods,

Malas, Japa, Bhajans etc are only to re=ligio or bind the mind back to

its non dual origins. They are only useful for concentration, for

ultimately they are all totally unreal...........Tony.

[Guest guest]

It seems that the original link for what I had given before on

Schrodinger might be this

http://www.photonics.cusat.edu/article2.html

 

For further reading of Schrodinger's views related to Vedanta

http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Erwin_Schrodinger

has a list of quotes attributed to him including references.

 

Regards,

Ravi

 

advaitin, "ravicande" <ravicande wrote:

 

> But obviously, that does not mean that their points of view are

> limited to only science. For instance, Schrodigner is a good example (

>

http://simplicit.wordpress.com/2006/06/22/indian-influences-in-the-development-of-quantum-mechanics-by-dr-girijavallabahn/

> )

>