Layback Lani | Journey to Liberation

  The Rhythm of the Universe is Rooted in Retribution The Rhythm of the Universe  Karma and Cosmic Retribution   The fundamental difference between modern science and ancient philosophy lies in the treatment of the unquantifiable. While  the  Buddha mind   remain s  fundamentally subjective -  being  only in the rare and direct experience of stillness  -  science provides us with a clear, measurable map of the universe’s rhythm. This rhythm is rooted in a cycle of retribution: the inevitable consequence that follows every action. When a star exhausts its nuclear fuel, the "retribution" is its collapse and  subsequent  supernova explosion. The following cycle is the coalescence of that scattered matter into the building blocks of new cosmic phenomena. This is Newton's third law of motion  -  for every  action,  there is an equal and opposite reaction  -  playing out  on a galactic scale. ...

  James Webb Space Telescope’s NIRCam ( Near-Infrared Camera ) unveils intricate details of supernova remnant Cassiopeia A (Cas A), and shows the expanding shell of material slamming into the gas shed by the star before it exploded. The Physics of Metaphysics: The Macrocosm in the Microcosm   To understand the ultimate nature of the Buddha mind, one must look toward the heavens, for the laws that govern the birth and death of stars are the same laws that dictate the journey of the human  condition . The universe exists in a state of living tension  -  a dynamic interplay between the contractive force of gravity and the expansive force of thermal pressure. In the life of a star, this state  of  equanimity  is known as hydrostatic equilibrium. It is a quiet poise, a period of  stability,  that mirrors the ideal state of the human body  in balanced health .   In this cosmic dance, gravity  represents  the  Yang ...