THEORY OF EVERYTHING

[s33ker]

Hi! Sorry for the dramatic title but I need people to read this as I'm dying to hear other thoughts and views on this...

While tripping on lsd 6 days ago I had a profound realization of all the senses (smell, sight, etc) and was sitting there, bathing in the moment of now. Then my friend said something to me and the sound of his voice hit me so hard I nearly started crying and I had such a difficult time explaining at the time what I had just "realized".

So, basically, your eyes are the technology through which you see the world, and in order to see something the eyes need to be opened (except for the people with the rare skill of the third eye) and fixated on what you want to see. That is, you can only see what is in front of your eyes. 

The same principle goes for touch, you can only feel what's in contact with you - either directly or what's causing another substance to trigger your sensory system. 

Smelly particles that travel through the air are being registred only by your nostrils and taste buds, you cannot smell with the mouth and nose closed, so the principle of "contact to feelers" applies to this area as well. 

Okay, now I'm getting to the point. We already know that sound comes in the form of waves. And we know that we mainly hear through our ears. But, I'm sure you have noticed that even if you press your hands as hard as you can against your ears - sound still "comes through"(if loud enough), though extremely muffled. That means that the sound waves do not travel directly in through your ears but rather travels through the atoms of your body. I think a second "proof" for this would be that sound can be heard without the ears being aligned with the source of sound - i.e you don't need to put the speaker so that it's facing your ear. Same goes for smell though, but smells are, as I mentioned, particles floating around in the air, not waves that should be following a specific direction. What I mean is that if sound followed the same principles as light does, the sound would be distorted the moment the ears get turned away from the source of sound (like if you turn your back to a lamp, your perception of the emitted light changes)

So light and sound are both waves (although light is particles at the same time) but the difference is striking. You can't perceive light with your eyes carefully covered but you can perceive sound almost through any muffling conditions. 

Also. If the bass, which is sound, is loud enough through a speaker it will cause a physical pounding/thumping. That means that sound can have physical qualities if strong enough. This is also proven by the fact that jet planes hit the "sound wall" which is an actual wall caused by the loud rumbling of the engines. 

So let's conclude this acid provoken theory of everything. 

Scientists are arguing about what the smallest building block of the universe is. Is it fields, strings, nothing?

Well, given that we have a phenomenon that travels through human flesh; that can create a physical existence if strong enough; that has been important for human intelligence (language, music) - that according to Leo's part 2-video from the retreat is actually a fraction of the universal intelligence - I think that there is a legit reason to believe that...

The universe is made up of a very well composed piece of music, vibrating into all the shapes there is. 

So what do you think? Is the universe sound, and sound alone?

 

[s33ker]

Of course, this doesn’t answer any deeper questions. But still!

[Leo Gura]

* Zen-stick slap to the head *

Mu!

[InfinitePotential]

I don't think there can be a true "theory of everything"... I mean mathematics itself is inherently flawed.

"Science cannot solve the ultimate mystery of nature. And that is because, in the last analysis, we ourselves are a part of the mystery that we are trying to solve." -Max Planck

 

But I definitely think sound/vibration is a really big deal.

"If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration." -Nikola Tesla

"Everything in life is vibration" -Albert Einstein

"Om" -God

-The Beach Boys

[s33ker]

@InfinitePotential right, same! Of course it's flawed, I can't even begin to believe that we are close to understanding everything.  But I like mind games 

Not sure if I should listen to the beach boys or not lol 

Edit: Om and the 432 frequence are both so intriguing 

Edited June 17, 2018 by s33ker