Layback Lani | Philosophy of Liberation

  OHM The Brahman Particle The Brahman Particle: Where Quantum Fields and Emptiness Converge   Both science and philosophy are ultimate products of the human mind attempting to map out the nature of reality. When the mind is dismantled or rendered perfectly quiet, the map vanishes, leaving behind only an unconditioned emptiness. Particles are the fundamental, basic constituents of form; what has form has particles, and what has particles has energy. Yet, everything that possesses form must also possess a beginning and an end.   In modern cosmology, the Big Bang marks the birth of particles, while the "Big Rip" represents their absolute dissolution. The Big Rip is a theoretical end-state where space expands so violently that even the tightly bound structures of atoms are torn asunder. Each cosmic cycle is an endless flow from nothingness to somethingness and back again. At the absolute zenith of the Big Rip, there is only emptiness - a state entirely devoid of any ph...

  Physicist Brian Cox   ENERGY   According to science energy is neither created nor destroyed – it is eternal and merely conserved . Like the incomprehensible Brahman or Tao – it has no beginning and no end . Energy has always been here (so has Brahman ) and evolution is t he transformation of energy from one form to another but always floating in an ocean of energy . Every joule of energy in the universe was present at the Big Bang 13.7 billion years ago . Life does not eat energy – it does not remove it from the universe . Total amount of energy in the universe remains constant . So wi th the Tao - it is eternal and permanent , has no form , is alw ays present and forms the substratum from which phenomena appear .     When energy can be measured it exposes i ts crystallizat ion in form but the form is impermanent and when the form dissolves into its basic constituents energy re turns to the substratum. As time passes every single joule of energy i...