Are We the Consciousness of The Universe?
Are We the Consciousness of The Universe?
02-10-2024
Dr. Perry Daneshgari
Vibration plays a major role in the connectivity of the three dimensions of the 3D model. The parts of the universe and the matter as we know it, however, are still an unknown as far as their vibration and impact on the overall inanimate and animate environment.
Consciousness is one of those areas where vibration is only observed or understood at its molecular or atomic levels. The spaces between our brain nodes don’t seem to connect with vibrations between the nodes. It is almost comparable to the spaces in the universe between the galaxies and stars. As well as the spaces within the atom itself. This comparison arises a curious question about our role in the universe’s consciousness.
Let’s imagine for a moment that we are on one of the brain cells of a larger animate being and act as its consciousness. Will the inconsistencies in our understanding of the universe be explainable with the comparison of our role on this earth verses the role our consciousness plays in our brain?
In other words, “Is there a brain in the universe?”
If our mental model of the atoms and molecules can be compared with the solar system. Can we assume that the connectivity of the universe is like the connectivity of our brain. Does one atom of the brain know that it is thinking? Is each solar system of a galaxy just a small part of a brain of an intelligence that we are part of? Also, is our understating of the expansion of the universe simply a reflection of the growing of the universal container of our matter, like our body is the container of our brain? Will this explain the age of the universal being? Are the supernatural phenomenon people experience just a daily living of the universal being, which is dealing with its dreams, diseases, and other life events?
The 3D’s answer will be “Most Likely”. Can this approach explain dark matter and black energy?
Once the 3D’s existence has been proven mathematically, this aspect of its application can also be investigated.
Let’s make a quick comparison of our understanding of our world. Bohr’s model of the atom, like all scientific postulates, was built based on his sensory. The Galilean model of the solar system overturned historical models, the same what that the Copenhagen interpretation changed Einstein’s model of quantum physics. With this in mind, if we have used a concentric / solar system like model to conceive atomic movements, maybe we should reverse the thought experiment. Perhaps the solar system and “life” on individual planets or beyond can be understood better if we use quantum physics. For example, rather than planets “revolving around a star”, and human life as we know it depending on this model and understanding…perhaps “life” as an existence in space and time is a probabilistic and non-deterministic model similar to quantum physics.
Human activities show up similarly; since we’ve built the concept of “time” to measure cycles and patterns, our perception of how we should up to each other is linked to the concept of time and space. Every Sunday I go to the airport to church….every February 14th is Valentine’s day…the Earth revolves around the sun every 365 days. What if all of these events are like the probability of atomic states?
In other words, if the concentric/circular/time-based view of the atom is in question with Quantum Theory, should we extrapolate the same questions about the Solar System and universe overall?
To remind everyone about the three dimensions discussed please see below equation and graph or look at the earlier blogs.
L = ETk
Where:
L = Unit of Life
E = Energy = mc2
T = Speed of Thought
k= Proportionality factor
In this equation, the constants are speed of light (c) and speed of Though (T). Everything else can and will vary.
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