by Stephen Smith
In the cosmos there are regions where stars range in thousand light-year lines. Elsewhere, rings of stars can be found, along with galaxies stretching in filaments for enormous distances.
The Milky Way contains over 200 billion stars in its spiral arms and its nucleus. Recent observations from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS) indicate that a torus of additional stars is surrounding it at a distance of 120,000 light-years. That vast halo could mean up to a trillion stars make up our galaxy. Most of the stars discovered by SDSS are invisible to visual platforms because they are in the same plane as the galaxy, itself. However, stars are detected using infrared and X-ray instruments that can “see through” the obscuring dust. (more…)
By Yaz
Let’s be honest, some crazy things have been happening around our star lately (and I’m sure for a very long time!) from UFOs flying directly into it, huge motherships bigger than the Earth coming out of it, to crafts which seem to be refuelling and now this:
On the 8th of October, and more recently on the 9th of November, three rather similar looking crafts were firing some kind of beam, were they looking to open a portal’s gate?
One of my favorites, a very large sphere coming out of the sun:
by Devon Love
The Vibrational Nature Of Reality
Reality cannot be found except in One single source, because of the interconnection of all things with one another.”—Gottfried Leibniz (1670)
“With compassion, one can love unconditionally. With unconditional love, one can heal boundlessly. With boundless energy, one can ascend spiritually.”—Yogi Sharanananda
What is meant by “vibrational healing?” To answer this question, it is necessary to attempt to understand the vibrational nature of reality. Human understanding of what matter is composed of, and of how different forms of energy interact, is mostly based on two sources, metaphysical psychic/intuitive/direct knowledge, and scientific experimentation/measurement/verification. This is such an exciting time on planet earth, because science is now proving and verifying what spiritual seekers and teachers have been telling humanity from the beginning. The truth being measured and verified is that time and space are one, that individual particles are also coherent waves of energy, and that what we based our assumptions about reality on as a culture, the Newtonian view of reality, focusing exclusively on what can be observed and measured, is a very limiting and elementary approach understanding the truth of the matter.
“Having recognised that the individual points in Newton’s absolute space have no physical reality, we must now inquire what remains of this concept at all.”—Max Born (more…)
by Becky Waters
“Music has charms to soothe the savage breast; To soften rocks, or bend a knotted oak.” – William Congreve, English dramatist (1637–1708)
Everything is vibrational energy – each atom – a nucleus surrounded by electrons, revolve at the speed of 600 miles per second.
Motion creates frequency and frequency creates sound.
Whether we hear it or not, everything has a sound, a vibration all it’s own.
Sound waves are everywhere.
Resonance is the frequency at which an object most naturally vibrates.
If you have two tuning forks made to vibrate at 440 hertz (cycles per second) and strike one of them, the other one will spontaneously vibrate or sing along also. (more…)
Excerpt from Biology of Belief by Bruce Lipton
I was prone to thinking of cells as human-like because, after years behind a microscope, I had become humbled by the complexity and power of what at first appear to be anatomically simple, moving blobs in a petri dish. In school you may have learned the basic components of a cell: the nucleus that contains genetic material, the energy-producing mitochondria, the protective membrane at the 
outside rim, and the cytoplasm in between. But within these anatomically simple–looking cells is a complex world; these smart cells employ technologies that scientists have yet to fully fathom.
The notion of cells as miniature humans that I was mulling over would be considered heresy by most biologists. Trying to explain the nature of anything not human by relating it to human behavior is called anthropomorphism. “True” scientists consider anthropomorphism to be something of a mortal sin and ostracize scientists who knowingly employ it in their work.
However, I believed that I was breaking out of orthodoxy for a good reason. Biologists try to gain scientific understanding by observing nature and conjuring up a hypothesis of how things work. Then they design experiments to test their ideas. By necessity, deriving the hypothesis and designing the experiments require the scientist to “think” how a cell or another living organism carries out its life. Applying these “human” solutions, i.e., a human view of resolving biology’s mysteries, automatically makes these scientists guilty of anthropomorphizing. No matter how you cut it, biological science is based to some degree on humanizing the subject matter. (more…)
by Gloria Lynn
As we view an atom, we are visually interpreting what we think of as matter but what we are actually seeing is where the wave forms intersect giving the illusion of matter or what the scientist calls “particle” movement.
A particle is not really a particle but where one or more wave forms intersect creating a denser location of wave forms which then is 
interpreted as a particle. Because the waveforms are constantly gyrating, the intersection of wave forms crossing each others’ paths (particles) appear to be in all parts of the atom’s interior at the same time causing the uncertainty principle where you can either know the velocity or the location but you can’t know both at the same time.
As the wave forms gyrate, the positions of intersecting wave forms also change their location. This occurs so fast that it appears the particles are in all positions at once. The gyrating intersections of wave patterns also form geometric patterns individualizing each atom with its own unique atomic number. (more…)
by Gloria Lynn
Location is frequency and frequency is location. Observation is merely locking onto the frequency of something already in existence, has always existed and will always exist because energy cannot be created or destroyed only changed. When we observe something, we think we are bringing it into existence but that is not the case. We are only becoming aware or conscious of something that has always existed. Like they say, “Nothing new under the sun”.
Our five senses detect energy which has as its structure a sine wave form – up and down motion. This type of energy transference takes place in the third dimension (the movement of energy goes from point A to point B) which we call our material world but is also the basic configuration of energy in the higher dimensions but there forms a circle or cycle where time and space is integrated and does not go from point A to point B. It is pure energy existing in a timeless spaceless dimension. As a matter of fact all is pure energy even the hard physical matter of our material world as Einstein’s equation E=MC sq proved resulting in the subsequent development of nuclear fission.
We tune into this reality with our five senses, that is we tune into these sine wave vibrations of energy. We have a sense of time because as we pass through the experiencing of experiencing we are merely moving through space-time something like a film clip that shows one picture at a time through a projector. Movement is just an illusion as we pass from viewing one frame of reality to another or attunement of one experience to another. This experience being the energy of existence. (more…)
by Anna LeMind
According to a well-known theory in quantum physics, a particle’s behavior changes depending on whether there is an observer or not. It basically suggests that reality is a kind of illusion and exists only when we are looking at it. Numerous quantum experiments were conducted in the past and showed that this indeed might be the case.
Now, physicists at the Australian National University have found further evidence for the illusory nature of reality. They recreated the John Wheeler’s delayed-choice experiment and confirmed that reality doesn’t exist until it is measured, at least on the atomic scale. (more…)
by Guest Talk
INTRO– Of all fields of study that have evolved in the last 200 years none can be said to be as confusing, complex and mysterious as physics. In our attempts to understand the universe we have observed, measured, quantified, pushed, pulled, dropped, exploded and done almost every conceivable action to almost every conceivable material we know of, in order to understand our world and our universe.
Classical physics’ greatest contributor was Isaac Newton, he discovered so many of the laws of physics that it came to be known as Newtonian physics. However, early in the 20th century it was discovered through experimentation that some of these laws of classical physics were not valid when working at a sub-atomic level.
Some experiments that were performed may lead one to believe the world is completely different than what our senses, our “common sense” would tell us. I am one such person. And I would like to share with you some of these experiments and to offer my “theory of everything”. (more…)
by Gaston Burridge (1958)
Thomas Townsend Brown has been flying strange metal saucer-like discs of his own secret design and make for more than 30 years – some big ones too, up to 30 inches in diameter!
Mostly, Brown has flown his discs in good old common air. The discs are tethered to a mast or pole and the thin, double-saucer-like things fly a circle around and around the mast in free flight.
Only a slight hum is audible as they fly. In the dark they glow with an eerie lavender light, revealing their motive power which is a kind of electricity.
Many scientists and engineers have watched these discs fly. Under their breath, and sometimes out loud, most of them have said the force which makes Brown’s discoids spin is one which every high-school physics student knows about – “Electric Wind” – and not a new principle Brown has discovered at all! (more…)
by David Ash
“I believe matter itself is just spin.” ~ Eric Laithwaite
Indian mystics in the pre-scientific era were able to probe the atom with supernormal powers. The first authoritative and systematic exposition of this practice by Yogis was written about 400 B.C. in the ‘Sutras of Patanjali’ where the physiological and psychological results of meditation were described in detail. In Aphorism 3.26 it states: pravrtty-aloka-nyasat suksma-vyavahita-viprakrsta-jnanam e.g. knowledge of the small, the hidden and the distant can be acquired by directing the light of super-physical faculties called in Sanskrit siddhis. The ability to perceive the small, the distant and the hidden is called the anima siddhi which is developed in the practice of advanced yoga.1, 2
In an altered state of consciousness the Yogi exercising the siddhi could experience visual images of objects too small for human sight to discern. The experience was of shrinking consciousness commensurate to the size of the objects being viewed. Through exercise of the anima siddhi, yogis perceived the smallest particles in matter as vortices of energy.
With the anima siddhi, Yogis in ancient India saw quantum spin setting up fundamental particles of matter and giving rise to the properties we treat as material. They realised vortex motion was the source of the illusion of the material world which they called Maya. From their insight into the atom Yogis knew that people who believed the material world to be real were deluded; they were hoodwinked by spin. (more…)
by David Ash & Peter Hewitt
An American photographer was in India and wanted to photograph Sai Baba with his sophisticated camera. However when he came to take the photographs, he was bitterly disappointed to find that he had insufficient film. The particular film he needed could not be obtained in that part of India. Sai Baba waved his hand in the air and manifested two rolls of the special film. The delighted American loaded his camera and proceeded to take the photographs of Sai Baba, who is unmistakable in appearance with his bushy hair and long flowing orange robes.
On his return to the USA, the photographer dropped the film into his usual supplier to be developed. When he collected the prints, the man behind the counter remarked on the pictures of Sai Baba, saying: “Why, that man was in here a few weeks ago and bought two rolls of film”.
There are numerous accounts of Sai Baba visiting people in one place when it is known that he is somewhere else. This extraordinary ability to be in two places at the same time is known as bilocation. Bilocation is by no means unique to Sai Baba. Known in India as a siddhi, it is one of a number of remarkable powers traditionally ascribed to advanced yogis. (more…)
by Josh Richardson
Op Ed by Guest Author
So what is existence has been a question pondered on by many a scientist and philosopher and of course everyone has their own opinion so as each man’s opinion is different, existence must be a state of consciousness. “I think therefore I am.”
So what does existence mean to you? What does it mean to me?
To me it means that starting out as this one piece of consciousness condensed currently into a single aware consciousness reacting to light and frequencies of a third dimensional plane that while I am here, I am here to learn and discover exactly why I am here. But what is this one piece of consciousness? Let’s start out with what it isn’t. It can’t be a “piece” of consciousness for as we know or I mean as I know everything is interconnected so that one piece is not one but is one with all in some form, shape, or other. See just how hard it is to try to explain consciousness. It is hard. (more…)
In all cultures, there’s an intimate association between illumination and divinity, between life and creation. Light is color. Light is energy. It fuels life and it feeds the spirit. It inspires art, religion, and science. Light holds the secrets of the universe. For thousands of years, humanity has tried to unlock the mysteries of light in its’ search for the nature of God himself. Light Fantastic explores the phenomenon that surrounds and affects nearly every aspect of our lives but one which we take for granted – LIGHT.