A New Science of Everything

A New Science of Everything

Pratima & Narada Present multimedia talks on ‘A New Science of Everything’. A New Paradigm is Arising that sees everything as interconnected from the subatomic to the supergalactic.

Inspired by the work of Canadian physicist Nassim Haramein, our presentations explore the revolution happening on every level of society . The shift of worldview that is changing our view of history, cosmology, science, economics, and much more.

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The old paradigm of a mechanistic disconnected dead universe is falling apart in the face of the increasingly apparent intelligence and connectivity of everything, (even apparently disconnected modern human beings).

The new paradigm is revealing itself in every aspect of human life. Academic institutions have had to rapidly update their belief systems to cope with the new discoveries in Physics and Cosmology. Political and social systems based on scarcity and competition are struggling to survive while alternatives founded on abundance and co-operation are evolving everywhere. We are realising that an ‘Economics’ that is not founded on the Ecological value of everything to everyone is just a mad system that is bound to destroy itself.

But its not just these systems that are shattering, virtually every aspect of science, our knowledge of the Universe and our place in it, is being radically revised.

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Unless you are a scientist or technologist working in the field, its tempting some times to think that all this quantum theory stuff is just theoretical... a theory basically... until you see things like this and go... oh right ... it really does work like that! Quantum levitation is becoming a common place parlour trick hehehe ... Read MoreSee Less

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Haven't seen much of Sophia since she became a citizen of Abu Dhabi a year ago. Now she has hands, better facial expressions, and more natural sounding replies. Imagine this 10 to 15 years from now. Most likely unless you are one of the few with their finger really on the pulse you are underestimating how fast this is happening! ... Read MoreSee Less

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Second edition of this book out now. Read online without fee to see if you want to order a copy ~ www.UnderstandingSacredGeometry.com ... Read MoreSee Less

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In this short video they explain how microscopy illuminates the cellular worlds for us. The examples they use are fascinating. I especially like watching the tardigrades. Much cuter than the ones in Antman! ... Read MoreSee Less

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These are probably the most amazing and beautiful images of the activity inside cells yet created. The complexity of our bodies on a cellular and molecular level is mind boggling! ... Read MoreSee Less

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A couple of years ago A.I. robots were struggling to walk. Once they get the hang of something though... they learn fast. This is scary. Imagine what they will be able to do in a few years time. More than leopard like speed, dodging bullets, crossing the room faster than you can blink ... ? No one actually knows how the machine achieves this, because it has taught itself through trial and error just like a human baby does... however, once one machine understands it, that ability can be passed on to another machine through the web. What are we creating ? ... Read MoreSee Less

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The Holographic Universe Explained ... Read MoreSee Less

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Good thing your mercury amalgam fillings dont do this ! ... Read MoreSee Less

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Why not a language of whistles ... ? Oh right... someone thought of that a long time ago 🙂 ... Read MoreSee Less

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30 years ago we had never discovered an 'exoplanet''. Do you realise how many planets have now been discovered orbiting other stars? NASA wants you to know 🙂 ... Read MoreSee Less

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A good recap by Rupert Sheldrake explaining why TED removed his talk on the superstitions behind scientific materialism ~ ... Read MoreSee Less

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Oh dear. This is scary. Just imaging the training these kids must go through. Almost worse than a western kindergarden. Which is more geometrical, the music, or the musicians ? ... Read MoreSee Less

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Fractals are one of the most interesting new mathematical concepts of the last century. The idea of a self-similar but infinitely complex form that is created by simple repetitive processes had to wait for computer technology to be able to render its exquisite visualizations. It seems to be the solution to the question what sort of geometry does nature actually use to model messy things like clouds, waves, landscapes, etc?   I like to think that the universe is an infinite dimensional fractal, and that all the phenomena within it are simply lower dimensional cross-sections with varying parameters. - - - Read the book for free at www.UnderstandingSacredGeometry.com

Fractals are one of the most interesting new mathematical concepts of the last century. The idea of a self-similar but infinitely complex form that is created by simple repetitive processes had to wait for computer technology to be able to render its exquisite visualizations. It seems to be the solution to the question 'what sort of geometry does nature actually use to model messy things like clouds, waves, landscapes, etc?' I like to think that the universe is an infinite dimensional fractal, and that all the phenomena within it are simply lower dimensional cross-sections with varying parameters. - - - Read the book for free at www.UnderstandingSacredGeometry.com ... Read MoreSee Less

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The meat and dairy industries have a lot to answer for. 'Big food' has got society by the short and hairies, and it ain't going to let go without a fight. One of the most important things I figured out in my 20s was that dairy products, in any more than the smallest doses, eventually made me sick. ... Read MoreSee Less

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The web of life is woven by all of us.

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Most likely this is the surface of a Mandelbox/Mandelbulb hybrid. 'The Little Prince' visits Burning Man ? Love the different textures of this planet... ... Read MoreSee Less

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Even though they are in that category of books where it is hard to believe that the story is literally true ... I read most of the 9 books of 'the Ringing Cedars' (often called the Anastasia books), whilst recuperating from a broken arm. I highly recommend them for the quantity and quality of ideas. Their impact on Russian society has been enormous. They are fuelling a back to the land movement that is feeding the country. This should be news around the world... but of course it isn't... yet. Here's someone from Mt Shasta visiting one of the schools, set up based on the books, with rare footage of the author Vladimir Megre ~ ... Read MoreSee Less

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Totally radical yoga pants design made from overlapping triangles of the primary colors.  Available here https://sacredgeometrical.com/products/spectral-triangles-yoga-pants  - The relationship between red, green, blue, and cyan, magenta, yellow, is a very interesting one. The study of light and the theory of color has been  one of the most fruitful areas of science, and yet there are still many mysteries as to why and how and even what we are perceiving! Perhaps the colors you perceive are totally different from those I perceive, and yet, to a large extent we can agree that some colors go better together than others.

Totally radical yoga pants design made from overlapping triangles of the primary colors. Available here sacredgeometrical.com/products/spectral-triangles-yoga-pants - The relationship between red, green, blue, and cyan, magenta, yellow, is a very interesting one. The study of light and the theory of color has been one of the most fruitful areas of science, and yet there are still many mysteries as to why and how and even 'what' we are perceiving! Perhaps the colors you perceive are totally different from those I perceive, and yet, to a large extent we can agree that some colors go better together than others. ... Read MoreSee Less

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From our collection at www.SacredGeometrical.com - This version in full color makes the internal shapes easily visible.  The 64 tetrahedron grid is proposed by Nassim Haramein to be the optimal sized section of the infinite isotropic vector matrix. It is complex enough to contain octaves of all the simpler forms: the tetrahedron, octahedron, cuboctahedron, and star tetrahedron. It represents the perfect balance between expansive and contractive forces

From our collection at www.SacredGeometrical.com - This version in full color makes the internal shapes easily visible. The 64 tetrahedron grid is proposed by Nassim Haramein to be the optimal sized section of the infinite isotropic vector matrix. It is complex enough to contain octaves of all the simpler forms: the tetrahedron, octahedron, cuboctahedron, and star tetrahedron. It represents the perfect balance between expansive and contractive forces ... Read MoreSee Less

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'Like in a Dream' a short fractal journey - I think this one is done by changing the parameters as well as moving around inside the structure. Not only is each shape infinitely complex but there are infinite variations of each shape and infinite variations of kinds of shapes in infinite dimensions perceived by infinitely many living beings. - If you still want to be a Bodhisattva... plan on it taking quite a while ~ ... Read MoreSee Less

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Fractals are one of the most interesting new mathematical concepts of the last century. The idea of a self-similar but infinitely complex form that is created by simple repetitive processes had to wait for computer technology to be able to render its exquisite visualizations. It seems to be the solution to the question 'what sort of geometry does nature actually use to model messy things like clouds, waves, landscapes, etc?'   I like to think that the universe is an infinite dimensional fractal, and that all the phenomena within it are simply lower dimensional cross-sections with varying parameters. - - - Read the book for free at www.UnderstandingSacredGeometry.com
The web of life is woven by all of us.
Totally radical yoga pants design made from overlapping triangles of the primary colors.  Available here https://sacredgeometrical.com/products/spectral-triangles-yoga-pants  - The relationship between red, green, blue, and cyan, magenta, yellow, is a very interesting one. The study of light and the theory of color has been  one of the most fruitful areas of science, and yet there are still many mysteries as to why and how and even 'what' we are perceiving! Perhaps the colors you perceive are totally different from those I perceive, and yet, to a large extent we can agree that some colors go better together than others.
From our collection at www.SacredGeometrical.com - This version in full color makes the internal shapes easily visible.  The 64 tetrahedron grid is proposed by Nassim Haramein to be the optimal sized section of the infinite isotropic vector matrix. It is complex enough to contain octaves of all the simpler forms: the tetrahedron, octahedron, cuboctahedron, and star tetrahedron. It represents the perfect balance between expansive and contractive forces
A missile functioning properly at last !
Ummmm... sorry but this is not a joke. If you are depressed, stressed, or so easily agitated that even a FB post recommending vegetarianism pisses you off... and you are still eating meat ... STOP.
Who is this artist ? And what sort of psychedelic is s/he on ?
The most inspiring act we saw at Woodford this year was an Aussie woman Emma Dean. First real unicorn I've ever seen in action :-)   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BmEBDdZXZc
Gaze upon this in absolute wonder - widely renowned as one of the most exquisite galaxies in the known universe - possibly engineered by a race of super intelligent cosmic artists? The 'Sombrero Galaxy' is quite large at between 100 and 700 billion stars (depending on who you ask). Classed an an unbarred spiral galaxy and can be found in the constellation of Virgo. It's estimated distance from Earth is 29 million light years.

The Sombrero Galaxy has a supermassive black hole in its center. The patterns of star movements near the black hole suggest that it could have the same mass as a billion of our suns. Researchers believe that the Sombrero’s black hole is the most massive of any that has been found at the heart of a galaxy.

• Astronomers don’t believe that the Sombrero Galaxy is the part of any formal galaxy group. Instead, it seems to be part of a string of galaxies that extend away from Virgo.

• The Sombrero Galaxy is about 3/10 the size of the Milky Way Galaxy.

A fairly high resolution version can be saved from here for using on your desktop  https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5e/M104_ngc4594_sombrero_galaxy_hi-res.jpg
From our collection at www.SacredGeometrical.com - The Double Torus is proposed by Nassim Haramein to be the basic form of the energetic field around particles, galaxies, black holes, planets, stars, and more.  Watch the video Spirit into Matter at the bottom of our homepage here www.aNewScienceOfEverything.com - See various forms of the Double Torus available as gold plated 3D prints here https://sacredgeometrical.com/search?type=product&q=double%20torus
If you are interested in learning more about the toroidal model of the atom, I highly recommend Foster Gamble's 8 minute explaination here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXPpQmgD85E&t=13s  You may also like my interview with Foster at www.aNewSci.com/Foster
From our higher dimensional geometry collection at www.SacredGeometrical.com - This is my Toroidal projection of the 5D Cube. Interestingly, the 2D form has appeared a crop circle. In higher dimensions the polarity between the 5 symmetry forms such as the icosa and dodecahedron, and the 4 or 6 symmetry forms such as the cube and tetrahedron, is at least partially transcended. After all... 5 dimensional forms by definition have a 5 symmetry of sorts built into them. The higher dimensional cubic form is probably the easiest one to begin to understand as we find 90 degree angles to be the easiest to visualize.   This 5D cube pendant is available in 3 different sizes here https://sacredgeometrical.com/collections/sacred-geometry-3d-printed-jewellery/products/5dhypercube-42mm-1
This 'fractal paradise' is one of my favourite clothing designs at https://sacredgeometrical.com/products/wings-of-fractal-paradise-womens-long-sleeve-tshirt - It was inspired by a poem of mine ~

STILLNESS OF THE LIGHT ~
Birds flicker in and out between the moments
Like words in the forest of the mind
Following trajectories of intention
Through the tangled branches of desire
Feathers flash through pools of brilliance
Catching beauty on wings of flight
Disappear .... Reappear ....
Glimpse the past and the future
In the hurtling stillness of the light.
Many have been introduced to the work of the Persian mystic poet Hafiz, and become devoted fans, because of the 'translations' of Daniel Ladinsky.  If you are one of these, you may not realise that you are as much (if not more) a fan of Ladinsky's work than of the work of Hafiz, as this writing below from Ladinsky explains, they are certainly not translations, but interpretations, versions, inspirations, transmitted across the centuries. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
"That Sounds Wonderful"

 

Good poetry

Makes a beautiful naked woman

Materialize from

Words,

 

Who then says

With a sword precariously waving

In her hands,

 

"If you look at my loins

I will cut off your head,

 

And reach down and grab your spirit

By its private parts,

 

And carry you off to heaven

Squealing in joy."

 

Hafiz says,

"That sounds wonderful, just

Wonderful.

 

Someone please--start writing

Some great

Lines."

 

____________

 

Re the cocreation of these poems by Hafiz and Daniel Ladinsky ...

 

by Daniel Ladinsky

 

I thought I might step into the middle of a blurb/reader's review war that seems active, at times, around this book.

 

There is an essay I wrote and published in an earlier edition of the "The Subject Tonight Is Love: Sixty Wild and Sweet Poems of Hafiz," VERSIONS by Daniel Ladinsky, that was called -- My Portrait of Hafiz, as that is what I feel my work with Hafiz really is, my unique portrait of him. A portrait based on my study of thousands of pages of stories and poems that are attributed to Hafiz. And this book "The Gift" was first offered to Penguin with the word VERSIONS on the cover rather than the word translations, for I have never claimed my work with Hafiz is a traditional -- scholarly -- translation, for how could it be for I do not know or speak Farsi (Persian) at all fluently, though at times I have worked with several translators who do know Farsi as their first language. Though once the book (The Gift) got to Penguin, that is into the hands and minds of the very literate, some there saw and knew -- as any good dictionary will tell you -- that a primary definition of the word translation is: "A written or spoken rendering, an interpretation of the significance of a work in another language..." And thus the word VERSIONS was changed to translations. Also, I feel that the deeper one gets into the study of Hafiz the less of a scholarly foundation there really is to have any intelligent debate about what he may or may not have actually said; thus all we truly have of Hafiz in ANY language is a VERSION. We unfortunately don't even know when Hafiz was actually born or when he died. No doubt there is the establishment's view of Hafiz, but I have never been one to fully trust a bunch of religious or cerebral conservatives. My great research into Hafiz has revealed, what I feel, is enough genuine DNA to reconstruct Hafiz if you will into a more astounding, brilliant man, into a more wild and vital life giving -- encompassing sun. I love these words that are attributed to Hafiz, I have found them so encouraging in trying to do justice to this world-treasured poet, those words are, "No one could ever paint a too wonderful picture of my heart or God."

 

I feel there are saints in this world, and I feel I have walked with one for hundreds of miles in India, and on many occasions he would listen to me recite my renderings/versions of Hafiz, as a matter of fact this teacher choreographed my coming to work with the poems of Hafiz. And if this man had not sanctioned me in the most remarkable of ways -- not one single book of mine would ever have been published. Hafiz is not only one of Islam's greatest literary wonders, Hafiz is also one of history's most vital poet-seers. I feel I have shown the greatest of respect to his work. I have prayed hundreds of times for help to try and reveal something of Hafiz's soul & beauty.

 

"Hafiz has no peer." Said Goethe. And Ralph Waldo Emerson stated, "Hafiz is a poet for poets." I hope you find some REAL POETRY in some book of Hafiz, for then you will agree with Goethe and Emerson. Then, in that book, you will find a great teacher and lasting friend. And then ... you can be saved by a poem whenever you want. But remember, any verse that cannot flirt with the sublime and comfort you -- or lift the corners of your mouth with delightful humor -- has really nothing to do wtih HAFIZ. Anything mediocre about him is really fraud.

 

Thanks for your time here. I hope what I have written may help the review-war ebb. I hope this book aids all wars to realize the insanity of their being. With that in mind why not end with this verse I bet Hafiz might feel just fine in having his named pinned to by me.

 

I think this old great Persian Master and I once shared some bread together, and some magnificent wine he poured into me, that is still there and fermenting ... and caused all my words, vision, and (hopefully) sacred needed mischief. Millions have now come to hear his name through my work. This is profoundly humbling. Still though, I -- we -- should rise and dance.

 

"I have come into this world to see this:

The sword drop from men's hands

even at the height of their arc of anger

because we have finally realized

there is just one flesh to wound and that

is His, The Christ's -- our Beloved's."

 

 

From my Hafiz chapter, in my Penguin anthology, Love Poems from God.

By Daniel Ladinsky
Hands by Alex Grey, Woman by Andrew Gonzales, montage by Narada Dan Vantari, word by .... let me know if you find out ...
This snowflake crystalline design is actually a study of how the 64 hexagrams of the Chinese I Ching can be mapped onto the Flower of Life. In the centre you have a flower with 6 white petals representing 6 Yang lines. Surrounding this you have 6 flowers that each have a different petal missing, representing the 6 hexagrams that have 5 Yang lines and one Yin line. This pattern continues, and there are in total 64 different flowers possible using combinations of petals. Another way to think of this is that each flower is a 6 digit binary number from 000000 to 111111.  Get a good free I Ching reading here https://cafeausoul.com/oracles/iching and find this and many other designs at http://SacredGeometrical.com
Sometimes I come across poetry that is irresisable ~
________________    
by TRACEY SCHMIDT   
________________   

Building a Shrine ~
My life so far
Has been like
Trying to put a very large love
Through a pinhole.
I have tried to make myself
Small enough to fit into this world.
But finally the shell has rent in two-
And the shrine of my being has emerged.

We are guided home on an invisible thread-
One day the distance between our self and the hole
Simply
Disappears.

And then the love fits perfectly.

There is so much work to do in this world
When we could simply choose
To be estastically happy.
To take rocks and driftwood and build an altar
To all that is good inside of us-
And to set our one shining life
On fire.
How many fundamental forms are there? How many shapes do you need to understand to have a good grasp on the basics of geometry (sacred or not)? Well... that depends how you define the terms. But I feel there are surprisingly few of them really. 

The simplest and most symmetrical shapes made from either straight or curved lines, the circle, equilateral triangle, square, pentagon and hexagon - all these certainly need to be included - and their 3 dimensional (and higher dimensional) extensions. The behaviour of spheres and torii (donuts) are particularly important concepts to understand. Phi ratio, spirals, and the concept of fractals... strangely, already we are running out of what can be considered 'primary patterns'. Most other candidates that come to mind are either extensions of these concepts, or else they are far less fundamental. I suppose some would want to include conic sections such as parabola and hyperbola.

Many other geometric forms and concepts deserve lifetimes of study, but aren't they all based on these simplest ones ? What would you add to the collection that isn't an extension of these ?
This sacred geometry backpack is available here https://sacredgeometrical.com/collections/bags-and-cases/products/sacred-geometry-backpack-choose-color-2 . It comes in a large variety of background colors. Very cool.
This montage is based on a painting by Raphael, (contemporary of Michael Angelo), called the school of Athens. The characters are the philosophers of ancient Greece. At the centre we have Plato and his student Aristotle whom together have come to represent the dualism of idealism (mysticism) and scientific materialism. Their arguments as to whether spirit or matter are more real have continued to me a major theme all the way to the present day global society.
The oldest complete Flower of Life designs we know of are scrawled high on the pillars of the sunken Osirion Temple at Abydos in Egypt.  This is a page from my illustrated book that you can read for free online at www.UnderstandingSacredGeometry.com
Red, green, blue, triangular pixels make an eye popping scale -like texture. This is just one of hundreds of sacred geometry inspired designs at www.SacredGeometrical.com - Would you wear this?
It's true! But real men are more concerned with the fact that the government and media are just puppet shows... it's all run by corporations and the super-rich!
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