Wednesday, February 14, 2007

SYMMETRY AND SACRED GEOMETRY

my symmetrical world:

at first glance symmetry seems to be an impossibility. indeed it is from a purely aristotelian standpoint. someone in group discussion last night brought up karma in relation to balance and symmetry. i agree that karma is the way the universe balances energy to produce symmetry. life may look horribly unfair and imbalanced if looked at without prior knowledge of all past incarnations -- although admittedly not many have this information. but if i simply choose to look (empirically) at my current life circumstances, having no insight into possibly thousands of years of prior incarnations, it is akin to seeing maybe 20 seconds of an epic 3 hour movie and than believing i understand the plot, theme, character development, and all intricacies of that movie.

just what does this "cp violation" really mean?

i believe "cp violation" means that some particles may react "irrationally". especially as explained by measurements in the material dimension. again i do not think that this necessarily implies asymmetry -- but maybe a symmetry on a grander scale. like the karma example above there may be a bigger picture -- phenomena in another dimension may effect this dimension, but may not be accurately mensurable in this dimension. a neutral kaon may be the result of symmetrical balance within a bigger totality than just the dimension of matter and time.

are there connections between sacred geometry and physics?

i would say absolutely. sacred geometry is sacred because of it's universality. i believe ratios and proportions in the physical world are governed by symmetrical propensities -- snow flakes, crystals, organic life.

4 comments:

Emmendo said...

Yes, it does appear to be difficult to really comprehend the whole story, with only our short lives to reflect on. Maybe that’s were someone’s faith comes into play. Logic certainly has it’s limitations.

michelle said...

I like thinking of karma as something symmetrical. I think it is the energetics of things that become symmetrical, and when you think about karma, it is only energy. Perhaps if we had the tools to measure all our actions and all that we recieve......I wonder what sort of graph karma would really look like.

Lisa, Student of TCM said...

i appreciate your use of karma as an example of the limitations of our human mind in terms of symmetry. it paints a detailed picture for me- not as detailed as michelle's potential karmic graph though. :-)

Yok said...

Yes, I feel you help me to express what I would like to say.