Comments on: Less than zero

By: Mary

Mary — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 15:21:40 +0000

This may well be a totally irrelevant side-issue, but could this have any bearing on orbs?

By: Trevor

Trevor — Sun, 08 Mar 2009 02:14:37 +0000

I eally don’t see how this is much different from the rest of life. We catch a fish and gut it to inspect what it has eaten, and then pontificate about its past life. The fish too was describing a “quantum cloud” as it swam around looking for food and breeding. By merely being close enough to a school of fish to observe them we will have in some manner altered the rest of the lives of at least some of the fish in some manner.

I have not doubt that the quantum world is quirky. What I find disturbing is the incesant need to make is “cosmic” or to devine “deeper meaning”. It is what it is.

By: Steven Burnand

Steven Burnand — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 19:01:29 +0000

Our senses collapse the ‘external’ wave functions and recreate ‘internal’ wave functions. Perhaps this process is needed in order to move from one dimension to another? The outside dimension is sensed through the guidance system of the inner dimension and the ways of this guidance system are unique to each and everyone of us. Agreements bond the collective mind into a consensus of reality. Logic was conceived as a method of mind control, so bares little or no resemblance to the universal processes that can be more likened to ‘open’ and ‘self organising’ systems. New ‘ways’ of thinking need to be designed in order to make sense of a universe that is either/or & and!
The ‘and’ factor is the stumbling block for many as this quality does not exist in conventional Logic. Fuzzy Logic had to be devised in order to understand AI, however my feelings are that a mode of though that is designed to divide is only useful for division or to be used in a complementary ways with another school of thought that was designed to bring together and link up. An alpha/Omega form of philosophical stance? If the qualities of intelligence are a pattern using and pattern making system, then intelligence is everywhere around us. Although one would hope and there is evidence to prove this is so, that the pattern using and pattern making is an a-generate system moving towards higher states of order. For this reason I favour the Plasma universe model as its concepts include connectivity. The real component of time is a direction in space and time can travel in any direction. However there are forces at work within the system that favour some directions over others and a biasing occurs. Our solar system takes a sine wave like path and is just about to travel through a spinning disk of energy and matter that revolves around the centre of our galaxy. How this will effect time and our connection to the whole, leads to much speculation. This half cycle event occurs every 13,000 years. Why this subject is not the key focus of attention of the scientific community causes me much concern. The journey through takes 7 years and the mid point is December 2012. This is science fact not fiction!

By: Roger

Roger — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 17:08:30 +0000

I find the observer effect one of the most mind-boggling aspects of the quantum world. I think that the collapse of the wave function is the missing link in reconciling classical and quantum. But how do we quantify consciousness? Ultimately, who really is this “observer” that we all are? Infinite realities becoming one reality. Physical seperateness is what is needed for existance to forever interact with itself in the most amazing ways. Everything seems to be carefully engineered to give us the most immersive experience possible, but fact is in this world of “seperateness”, what we are seeing everywhere we look is ourselves. Everytime we see something simple like a flower, or the immesurable beauty of what our Hubble Telescope now perceives, we are seeing ourself projected outwards. So who is the observer? It is I, it is you, and it is the underlying pattern of an intelligent Universe, of which every one of us are participants.

By: Steven Burnand

Steven Burnand — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 16:40:43 +0000

In answer to John Coutts who has mild Aspergers syndrome – It’s well documented that Einstein may well have been autistic. Where would science be today if the people of that generation had put a label on him and dismissed his ability to think outside of the ‘conventional’ thought of that time? Thankfully some intuitive souls of that generation realised the value of someone that was able to think differently and the groupthink moved on and outwards to other dimensions of thought. It’s a sign of the controlling nature of our times that any deviation from a normality, that has been conditioned to be so and classified to be so, is met with either hostility or ridicule. Self regulation within a social system is the most effective form control. Those that program the ‘thought matrix’ understand this all too well! If you have got anything beneficial to share with the group, please try to break free of the notion that you have some form of mental illness and that being so; your ideas and concepts are worthless to the group. Your thoughts and ideas may well be of tremendous value and equal to others that have stood up within the herd in the past and shaped the world we live in today. However, this can only be so, if there are enlightened souls out there that are willing to discuss and ‘reality test’ your ideas and not instantly dismiss them! Perhaps it takes more than one person with Aspergers to break the mould? Look around you, the groupthink of today is ‘seriously ‘flawed and heading towards social and financial chaos. No stone is to be left unturned and I for one would be willing to listen to any solutions you have or anybody else has to offer in order to dissipate the chaos that has become systemic throughout the globe. The cliff edge (war) is now in sight! It only takes one lemming with the ability to think outside of the groupthink of its pack and others to investigate and follow, to ‘turn’ a destructive outcome into a creative one. Lynne is acting as a sign post and ‘sadly’ sometimes as a toll master on the roads that lead to some great thinkers of our time. Now is the time to realise that there are two sides to the coin and that the relationships between are what life is truly all about. It would be very productive if some of the people that Lynne writes about in her works were to join in on Lynne’s social networks and other social networks? Are these people also trapped in cages of convention?

By: Steven Burnand

Steven Burnand — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 15:54:51 +0000

Hi Mark, I agree the journey appears just as important, if not more, than the destination and the destination is the start of another journey! Way too much attention is place on the destination. Paying attention to the qualities of the terrain whilst on rout enables the ability to choose alternative routes. This is ‘being aware of your directions in space’ as I have mentioned above. As that well known book says, you are alpha ‘and’ omega. From a Monistic perspective you are also that which divides.

By: Mark

Mark — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 15:27:53 +0000

Amazing stuff Lynn!!
We keep searching for meaning for ourselves.
Perhaps, our meaning is the search. Nothing really to observe except ourselves searching.

By: Steven Burnand

Steven Burnand — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 13:20:39 +0000

I would suggest that we are 4D creatures that are moving consciously into an awareness of 4D thinking from an unconscious 5D perspective! It appears necessary to be in the dimension above to perceive the dimension below. The right hemisphere of the brain appears to work directly with 4D in-formation, through a sense or awareness of directions in space. Its possible to tap into this awareness, by tuning into feelings as feelings are feed back from an inner-sensory guidance system. From a pragmatic perspective, getting in touch with your own feelings enables you to relate to the feelings in others. It appears that heart plays an important part in the process. Lynne has pointed the way to others that have done some great research on the heart as a transceiver. Emotions are the glue of human relationships and feelings are the building blocks of emotions and our link to the collective. It appears that a part of the system needs to be active and used in order to stay in negative entropy (a state of order) As the left hemisphere as been favour by most educational establishments the right hemisphere in many has gone into entropy through a lack of use. As emotions are interpretations of feelings, this can lead to much confusion within that ‘in turn’ is reflected in confusion without in the world of human relationships. In summation, the more we are aware of our feelings, the greater state of order that is created within and the misinterpretations that are expressed in emotions are dissipated. An ordered inner domain is reflected in an ordered outer domain. A key quality of the system is a balance of like. As above so below.

By: Ivan

Ivan — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 07:30:57 +0000

Lynne I just want to say thanks. Your material just gets better and better. And thank you to all you commentators for sharing such profound insights so readily.

By: John Coutts

John Coutts — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 23:13:11 +0000

To someone mildly affected with Aspergers Syndrome, it makes perfect sense

John Coutts.