for example, a bicycle is different to a pencil...is that difference a virtual force?

asked 29 Jul '11, 13:27

blubird%20two's gravatar image

blubird two
(suspended)


interesting question, different things are what they are,
a bicycle is different than a pencile,
as a triangle is different than a circle,
each organization of its own, if that is what you refer to as virtual

link

answered 29 Jul '11, 23:12

fred's gravatar image

fred
19.7k176

bluebird, all forms exist on the spirit-matter spectrum,and it is said that there is no spirit without matter and no matter without spirit. all are differentiation of energy.

(30 Jul '11, 20:33) fred

@fred Dr.Ibrahim Karim specialist in biogeometry summarizes the concept of the energy science of sacred geometry "energy into shape creates function" putting it otherwise energy can be programmed to carry out a specific function , make use of a specific force, by mirroring the natural energy movement sequence. A pencil follows a characteristic natural movement following it's author, a bicycle follows a characteristic natural movement following it's director.

(27 Jul '15, 02:25) jaz

Everything is symbolism. when you see a bycicle it represents something to you as a concept. colors represent ideas, alphabet letters are symbols of language. stop lights or signs represent a concept. Every, sight, sound, taste, touch and smell become concepts in the mind and symbolized through language, objects, and emotions.

link

answered 29 Jul '11, 23:31

RPuls's gravatar image

RPuls
5.2k21234

yes even your self have a different shape form and colors depending on your feeling and what you think. experiance and enjoy.

link

answered 30 Jul '11, 01:21

white%20tiger's gravatar image

white tiger
21.9k115116

thank you blue bird but it is only the truth anny one that have done samadhi or seen people interior in the physical plain know that.

(30 Jul '11, 07:30) white tiger

Nowadays we have the science of bio geometry that deals with the energy of shape, here are two articles explaining a little about it;

http://www.biogeometry.org/page22.html

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3o9VyDR4_Jw

Tetrahedral geometry within a rotating sphere seems to apply to all electromagnetic phenomena, from infinitely small to infinitely big ...

http://www.enterprisemission.com/_articles/05-27-2004_Interplanetary_Part_2/InterplanetaryDayAfter-Part2.htm

and the merkaba fits in perfectly

http://www.crystalinks.com/merkaba.html

to the star tetrahedron.

Here are a few notes that i'd like to share, that were gleaned from the servranx book "ondes de form et énergies" (shape waves and energies) ...

All objects and phenomena in nature emit characteristic subtle energy radiations containing information necessary for their identification ; dimension, force, energy etc. ... all this is globally inscribed into the radiation of each object. For example, the chair that is next to you carries inscribed into its radiations, its height, and all the other dimensions that gives it form. These measurements however are not modulated in centimeters and millimeters, this dimension is global.

To analyse this global energy radiation and obtain the individual characteristics, we could use a graphic separator such as a sectioned disc graph very similar in construction to The Focus Wheel in conjunction with a pendulum or other means of detection.

have fun :)

link

answered 13 Jan '12, 10:58

blubird%20two's gravatar image

blubird two
(suspended)

edited 04 Feb '12, 04:46

talking of virtual forces, geometric shapes, graphs, symbols ... how about crop circles

http://www.cropcirclesecrets.org/technology.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XILSlmft_7E

(27 Jun '14, 03:36) jaz
showing 0 of 1 show 1 more comments

I remember from my studies a very similar story of two ancient Greek philosophers. One said how form determines function so for the story he said the shape determines its buoyancy a hollowed out bowl shape will float on water while a solid cube shape object will sink to the bottom.

This "logic" was proven wrong in a big public display when another philosopher came with a solid cube that he had made out of a lighter material capable of floating on the water. He made a big public display in front of the other and challenged him saying repeating his own philosophy and asking if that was correct. The other said "Yes that is correct, a cube will sink!" He first put a lead bowl on the water, it sank to the bottom! Then he put his cube on the water it floated! The other philosopher was devastated he was proven wrong.

link

answered 13 Jan '12, 12:45

Wade%20Casaldi's gravatar image

Wade Casaldi
36.9k428102

1

well wade it is sure that if you put to much weight for the form it will sink . and if you take a form that do not float and make it lighter it might float. it does not mean that the first guy was wrong. it only means that the second guy found another truth to add to it.

(13 Jan '12, 21:09) white tiger
Click here to create a free account

If you are seeing this message then the Inward Quest system has noticed that your web browser is behaving in an unusual way and is now blocking your active participation in this site for security reasons. As a result, among other things, you may find that you are unable to answer any questions or leave any comments. Unusual browser behavior is often caused by add-ons (ad-blocking, privacy etc) that interfere with the operation of our website. If you have installed these kinds of add-ons, we suggest you disable them for this website




Related Questions