Name: Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds - Part 1 - Akasha (Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds - Part 1 - Akasha)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T04:47:07.000Z
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Big Bang theory says that the physical universe

spiraled out of an unimaginably hot and dense

single point called a singularity - billions

It does not say why or how. The more mysterious

something is, the more we take for granted that

It was thought that eventually gravity would either

slow the expansion or contract the universe in a big

crunch. However, images from the Hubble space telescope

show that the universe's expansion seems to be actually

accelerating. Expanding faster and faster as it grows

out of the Big Bang. Somehow, there is more mass in the

universe than physics predicted. To account for the missing mass,

physicists now say that the universe consists of only 4% atomic matter

or what we consider normal matter. 23% of the universe is dark matter

and 73% is dark energy -what we previously thought of as empty space.

It is like an invisible nervous system that runs throughout the universe

The ancient Vedic teachers taught Nada Brahma -

The vibratory field is at the root of all true spiritual experience

It is the same field of energy that saints,

Buddhas, yogis, mystics, priests, shamans and seers have observed

by looking within themselves. It has been called Akasha, the Primordial Om,

Indra's net of jewels, the music of the spheres,

and a thousand other names throughout history.

and the link between our inner worlds and our outer worlds.

In Mahayana Buddhism in the third century

they described a cosmology not unlike the most advanced

Indra's net of jewels is a metaphor used to describe

a much older Vedic teaching which illustrates the way the fabric of the

Indra, the king of the gods, gave birth to

the sun and moves the winds and the waters.

Imagine a spider web that extends into all dimensions.

and every drop contains the reflection of all the other

water drops, and in each reflected dew drop you will find

the reflections of all the other droplets.

The entire web, in that reflection and so on,

Indra's web could be described as a holographic universe,

contains the complete pattern of the whole.

The Serbian-American scientist, Nikola Tesla,

is sometimes referred to as the man who invented the

Tesla was responsible for discovering alternating current

Because of his interest in the ancient Vedic traditions,

Tesla was in a unique position to understand science

through both an eastern and western model.

Like all great scientists, Tesla looked deeply

but he also looked deeply within himself.

Like the ancient yogis, Tesla used the term Akasha

to describe the etheric feel that extends throughout all things.

Tesla studied with Swami Vivekananda, a yogi who brought the ancient

In the Vedic teachings, Akasha is space itself;

which exists simultaneously with vibration.

The two are inseparable. Akasha is yin to prana's yang.

A modern concept that can help us to conceptualize Akasha,

or the primary substance, is the idea of fractals.

It wasn't until the 1980s that advances in computers

allowed us to actually visualize and reproduce mathematically

who studied certain simple mathematic equations that,

when they are repeated, produce an unending

array of changing mathematical or geometrical forms

They are limited, but at the same time, infinite.

that can be split into parts, each of which is approximately

a reduced sized copy of the whole pattern -

You are seeing artwork generated by nature itself.

If you turn the Mandelbrot figure a certain way,

it looks sort of like a Hindu deity or a Buddha.

This figure has been termed  the "Buddhabrot" figure.

If you look at some forms of ancient art and architecture,

you will see that humans have long associated beauty

Infinitely complex, yet every part contains the seed

Fractals have changed mathematicians' views of the universe