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EXPLORING
QUANTUM REALITY
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Copyright 2022, Ed Close
Because the senses of the physical bodies we inhabit
on this planet are limited to perceiving only very small fractions of the vast
ranges of space, time, mass, energy, and consciousness that actually exist, we are
normally unaware of the overwhelming majority of reality because it exists
beyond the limited focus of the physical senses developed for the purpose of physical
survival on this planet. It is necessary for evolving consciousness to
gradually increase awareness over many lifetimes of sentient beings in order
for individuals to be able to learn to expand their individualized
consciousness toward the eventual grand goal of Cosmic Consciousness.
The limited finite awareness of conscious beings exists
roughly in the middle of the range of density and intensity of mass, energy,
and gimmel that make up reality, which exists from the finite quantal level to
the cosmological whole, expanding toward infinity. The quantum level is more
accessible to us, for one simple reason: As quantized consciousness expands in all
directions, there is a ‘bottom’ to reality at the quantum level, while expansion
in the opposite direction goes on toward infinity forever. The primary building
blocks of reality exist at the quantum level and it is for this reason that
derivation of a functional quantum
calculus is so important for the continuation of the development of science.
It is clear that Max Planck understood
the need for a quantized mathematical approach to the task of understanding
reality. He developed a quantized system of measurement, that is now known as
Planck units, in an effort to accomplish that. It didn’t evolve into a complete
quantum calculus for a number of reasons, but it was a definite move in the
right direction. He wrote:
“...
die Möglichkeit gegeben ist, Einheiten für Länge, Masse, Zeit und Temperatur
aufzustellen, welche, unabhängig von speciellen Körpern oder Substanzen, ihre
Bedeutung für alle Zeiten und für alle, auch außerirdische und außermenschliche
Culturen notwendig behalten, und welche daher als »natürliche
Maßeinheiten« bezeichnet werden können.”
Translation: “… the possibility exists to set up units for length, mass, time,
and temperature, independent of special bodies or substances, keeping their
meaning as necessary, for all times and for everyone, including even extraterrestrial
and non-human cultures, and which therefore can become known as ‘natural units
of measurement’."
Planck tried to create a natural system of units by
setting the four universal constants: the speed of light, the gravitational
constant, the quantum of action, now known as Planck’s constant, and
Boltzmann’s constant, equal to one. The problem was that no quantum calculus
consistent with the unitary quantum equivalence he had defined was established.
Among the constants he used to establish quantum equivalence, only the speed of
light was based on the basic elementary units of length (space) and time. The other
constants involve compound non-quantum variables. The result was the production
of quantum fractions that have no counterpart in stable physical reality.
Max Planck, much like his friend Albert Einstein,
was a physicist first, and a mathematician only as needed to support his work
in physics. He may have realized that establishing a consistent quantum
calculus would require a complete redefinition of the fundamental operations of
arithmetic, algebra, and the calculus of differentiation and integration, a truly
daunting task for anyone to undertake!. Also, he may have been aware that there
are no known general methods for solving the Diophantine equations that result
from describing quantum reality in a mathematically consistent manner. The CoDD,
is a quantum calculus developed from 1986 until 2015, with the help of Russian
Mathematician Vladimir N. Brandon from 1997 until 2003, and the brilliant polymath,
Dr. Vernon M. Neppe, from 2008 until 2015. The CoDD with truly natural units, fills the basic need for a
quantum calculus appropriate to investigate the quantum reality underlying the
world we experience.
The results of the application of the CoDD with 3-D
quantum equivalence units to the mathematical expression for constant light
speed, as discussed in the last post, reverses the illusion, caused by the
limitations of our physical senses, that space/time and mass/energy are fixed. But,
in a universe with no fixed universally prefered reference frame, wherein each measurement
interacts with every other measurable variable at some level, focusing on one
part of reality to understand it completely is like playing a game of “whack-a-mole”,
or pulling on a thread in an endless mosaic: The act of measurement in one spot
evokes an equal and opposite reaction somewhere else. The ultimate resolution
of this dilemma is for the observer to become one with the whole of reality.
That state of consciousness is what I have chosen to call Cosmic Consciousness.
However, while reality
cannot be encompassed by expansion into the cosmos unless we achieve the
ultimate goal of Cosmic Consciousness, because there is a “bottom” to reality
at the quantum level, the subtle essence of reality can be cornered there, so
to speak, at least momentarily, by gradually expanding individualized
consciousness to include awareness of the building blocks of reality. This can
be done consciously by developing the siddhis discussed in earlier posts, or it
can be done mathematically by applying the quantum calculus (CoDD) to analyze
the combination of two up quarks and one down quark to form the most stable
object in all of physical reality, the proton. This application of TRUE
analysis, done nearly a decade ago, resulted in the discovery of the existence
of gimmel, the all-important non-physical component of the proton.
The physics and mathematics
proving the existence of gimmel have been peer-reviewed and published in
several places and referenced multiple times in previous posts. For the complete
proof see: Close, ER & JA: Secrets of the Sacred Cube, A Cosmic Love Story, Outskirts Press, 2019, ISBN 978-1-9772-1024-1,
pages 35 – 62; Neppe VM, Close ER: Reality begins with consciousness: a paradigm shift that works (5th Edition) Fifth
Edition. Seattle WA, Brainvoyage.com, 2014; and my chapter in the AAPS Volume I, first edition entitled Is
Consciousness Primary? Edited by Drs G.E. Schwartz and M.H. Woollacott
(2019).
In my opinion, once the basic laws governing the
physics of rotating objects spinning at near light speed are understood, the
mathematics proving the existence of gimmel, the non-physical component of the
proton, are not beyond that which a bright student of algebra at the high
school or first-year college level can easily understand. However, I have promised
to avoid mathematical notation and jargon as much as I possibly can in these
posts, so I will do my best now to explain the analysis that resulted in the
proof of the existence of the measurable non-physical component of reality in terms
that I believe anyone can understand.
Eleven members of the family of 12 elementary objects
known as quarks are all very unstable when not locked into combinations to form
the hadron building blocks of physical reality and the elements of the periodic
table. But when two of the smallest quarks, the most stable of the family,
called up quarks, and one of the next larger quarks, the down quark, combine,
they form the most stable known object in the universe, the proton. Application
of the quantum calculus I call the Calculus of Dimensional distinctions (CoDD),
with Triadic Rotational Units of Equivalence (TRUE) analysis, to this
combination reveals that the proton cannot possibly be stable without the
existence of specific numbers of additional Triadic Rotational Units of Equivalence
(TRUE) of something that cannot be either mass or energy.
The CoDD TRUE analysis provides the mathematical and
physical explanation of the fact that stable subatomic objects and consequently
the elements of the periodic table are formed exclusively by the combination of
three elementary objects, not two, four, or any other number. Because the TRUE
are defined by the mass and volume of the smallest stable elementary object,
the free electron, the redefinition of the fundamental operation of addition in
the new quantum calculus, is mathematically analogous to the combination of
quarks forming the proton. This leads to a variety of clearer and
mathematically simpler explanations of the quantum processes that form all of
the stable structures of the physical universe.
Learning about reality is its own reward
because knowledge is power, and knowledge of the structure, meaning, and
purpose of reality leads to ultimate power over the negative forces of our dualistic
existence on this planet. The pathway to this knowledge may be difficult, but,
as Jesus said to his disciples:
“The harvest truly is plenteous, but the labourers are few; Pray
ye therefore the Lord of the harvest, that he will send forth labourers into
his harvest.”
In future posts I plan to discuss how explanations derived
from applications of the quantum calculus and spiritual siddhis lead to a
deeper understanding of quantum reality that will allow us to learn how to consciously
impact reality at the quantum level through positive intent, in ways that will
be beneficial to all.
ERC – 5/22/2022
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