Physicist Konrad Finagle (1858–1936) posed the obvious question regarding the significance of space itself, asking, “Consider what would happen if you took away space from between matter. Everything in the universe would scrunch together into a volume no larger than a dust speck…. Space is what keeps everything from happening in the same place.” The pioneering anthropologist Louis Leakey once stated, “Without an understanding of who we are, we cannot truly advance.” I believe that there is a lot of truth to this statement. The way we’ve seen ourselves in the past worked well enough to get us where we are today. Now it’s time to open the door to a new view of ourselves, one that allows for an even greater possibility. It may be that our reluctance to accept just what it means for space to be occupied by an intelligent force, and for us to be part of that space, has been the biggest stumbling block in our understanding of who we are and how the universe really works. In the 20th century, modern science may have discovered what’s inside of empty space: a field of energy that’s different from any other form of energy. Just as Indra’s web and Newton’s ether suggest, this energy appears to be everywhere, always, and to have existed since the very beginning of time. In a 1928 lecture, Albert Einstein said, “According to the general theory of relativity, space without ether is unthinkable; for in such space there not only would be no propagation of light, but also no possibility of existence for standards of space.” Max Planck stated that the existence of the field suggests that intelligence is responsible for our physical world. “We must assume behind this force [that we see as matter] the existence of a conscious and intelligent Mind.” He concluded, “This Mind is the matrix of all matter [author’s brackets and italics].”
The brain has three main functions: The first two involve perceiving your environment and interpreting it. The third is less well known and involves the settings, settings for the memory, one’s thinking and condition. The brain does not generate thoughts or store memories. It works similarly to a radio or a TV set. When you remember something, the brain attunes to an information block situated in the Eternity archive. When you think about something, it also attunes, scans the information and in this way creates from it a flow, which manifests as a train of thought. Thoughts and memories are not stored inside the brain, they are stored outside of the brain, where you would expect information to be, in the information space.
You have access to this space. Vadim Zeland calls it the space of variations or the alternate space. In this space we can access infinite possibilities.
In this episode, I tried to do a deep dive on the space of variations discussing the physics and the details of the first chapter. My intention was to create a greater understanding in order to do a meditation on the space of variations. By understanding the space of variations you can unlock an incredible life track. This is my best analysis of the space of variations. While it is not complete, it is a good starting point.
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