Guest guest Posted March 7, 2000 Report Share Posted March 7, 2000 Beautiful stuff, Antoine - thank you. When we identify with the "order" of our constructed universe, the "primal being" appears to us as chaos. Disidentifying with the constructed universe, we recognize chaos as ultimate order - too small to use "information processing," too big to need any! Syncronicity underlies the "framework" for logic and time, surpassing logic and time. Thus synchronicity has no structure nor structuring agent. To "us" that seems chaotic. Of "itself", it is Order beyond order. I'm not sure you need to "uncompress" information. You can release yourself from the need to have or process information. Then, however information "sorts itself out" will be fine - and not particularly meaningful :-) Love, Dan >>Antoine: >> This general tendency of the "psyche" to compress residual information, could it not be seen as an expression of the statistics law of gravity expressed in the correlation factor of F=ma observed by Newton, and the general observation of Inertial Mass as observed in E=M(initial)c(2), intuited by Einstein. Their also seem to be a limit to compression, expressed since Einstein by quantum physics, the E/hT condition. The _substance_ compressed seems to change properties, sink in a form of Chaos, under a compression factor smaller than the ratio of E/hT. Under such a level of compression, information seems to loose content, a form of pure Will, outside the dimension (or before) in which information _lives_ also known as the space time continuum, seems to exist. Other school of though, or should i say of perception, Will call this Will Chaos, as the Chaos creating order, behind synchronicity. As gravity or Inertia, being an expression or the underlying cause of the general tendency of the Psyche to compress residual information, - that could be compared to the tendency of "towards" minimum entropy in thermodynamics, where the system of study is the universe as a whole, with one in it, - I would be interested to hear from Gene, if not the World itself, how one can uncompress information to the point of uncompressing gravity. And if such an information can possibly be shared.... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 7, 2000 Report Share Posted March 7, 2000 Hello, If you like Antoine's writings, have a look too at Proust. You should find it translated from french in your bookstore. It reminds some people of the way they feel during Kundalini rising. Greetings from France, Froggy Jacques -- Jacques De Schryver et Linda Steven http://jdsetls.virtualave.net/Kundalini/kundalini.html http://members.xoom.fr/jdsetls/ Site de Linda : http://www.multimania.com/lsteven Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 7, 2000 Report Share Posted March 7, 2000 Merci Jacques, And i never really stopped to read Proust. I was to young, i guess, when i first opened one of his books. Will do, will do... Balzac Peau de Chagrin, Maurice Maeterlinck Le trésor des humbles, Blaise Cendrars Rhum, Victor Hugo, everything, Stephan Zweig, translated, everything, Herman Hess, Mozart, A child crying or smiling. A bird flying, A fire place, a single breath. I talk to much today, lol So beautifull discoveries, 3 people speaking french on this list. Antoine Jacques de Schryver et Linda Steven wrote: Jacques de Schryver et Linda Steven <jdsetls (AT) sdv (DOT) fr> Hello, If you like Antoine's writings, have a look too at Proust. You should find it translated from french in your bookstore. It reminds some people of the way they feel during Kundalini rising. Greetings from France, Froggy Jacques Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 8, 2000 Report Share Posted March 8, 2000 > As always, Dan, i feel this resonance with you, Thank you for expressing >it so well. The way information sort itself out, isn't it the >"beautifullness" or the "hugliness" of creation in all its >meaningfulness... Yes - absolutely! In all its meaningfulness and meaninglessness :-) Love, Dan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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