Nonduality And The Universe

From the deep pools of Eastern wisdom, to the fast-paced rapids of the West, this video weaves a unique blend of scientific rationale, global vision, and intuitive wisdom. It brings a sharp, critical mind to the challenge of self-awakening. The next great frontier of human exploration, is not outer space, but inner space — the development of the human mind. We've made a number of astronomical breakthroughs in the last few decades, and with the unveiling of the first ever image of a black hole, science must turn its attention to the looming unsolved conundrums of existence - dark matter and dark energy. Dark matter's observed properties on things such as galaxy clusters has lent credence to it being an undiscovered form of particle, whereas dark energy appears to be a mystical and inexplicable property of the fabric on spacetime. We always have more to learn, hence the name of the concepts... we are in the dark.

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  1. AnonymousJanuary 25, 2021 at 11:08 AM

    In your compilations you interweave the science- dark energy with the various philosophies and tenets of ancient religions and more modern ideas - dark energy seems to correlate well with the notion of “oneness” - everything connected as one whole with the dark (unseen, invisible, every where and part of everything) energy being the all knowing divine .
    I have believed for decades that we are all part of the oneness and we have direct access to the energy and what it has to offer if we can overcome that which we have chosen - to be human or any separate physical entity means we have desired the experience of our senses - the individuality of thought and feeling - the problem is we long to be immersed in the oneness ( most of us no longer aware yet driven nonetheless) but with individuality comes “ego” the thought monger - we strive to silence the ego/ thoughts to tune into the vibration of oneness - apparently currently labelled “mindfulness”.
    The moments of connection are fleeting and for good reason...to chose the oneness is to forgo individuality AKA humanity - death and the subsequent release of our essence/soul may be a surefire way to return to the oneness but balancing /teetering between the two is often mental illness in action - at least by our conventional, ego driven standards of existence in this time and place...is it truly possible to discover the means to remember, connect to and incorporate our collective nervana without losing our individuality ...I dare say - I have found this very difficult and have elected to nurture my humaness for now...

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