HOW FAR IS ETERNITY?
If you’ve been following me, you know that I’m quite enamored with M-Superstring Theory. Given there have only been three ways to know if something is true (and all are flawed – namely authority, science and statistics), I’ve followed M-Superstring theory since it’s inception as a possible fourth and perhaps unflawed way to know if something is true. It’s all about “fit.” And one aspect of 11-dimension M-Superstring theory that is particularly intriguing is that some dimensions are infinitesimally distant. That is, they are so close to one another as to be barely separable but of infinite depth (or length if you prefer). It is this closeness to another dimension that grabs my attention most.
Perhaps, just perhaps, eternity or “passing” may simply involve passing from this to another universe, one that is infinitesimally distant, and takes so very little to “pass.” If so, what would guide the passer? My own idea is the soul. I see the soul, as the collection of all our experiences and actions, guiding us across that tiniest of distances to the next universe that best fits our summary interests based on our experiences and actions.
It’s not a complete or even consistent idea, but one that’s been nagging at the back of my mind. Folks whose life on this earth will direct them to an extension of the kindness and generosity, empathy and humanness they experienced and lived will “go to heaven.” Needless to say, those who have issues would get another chance “in hell” or whatever next universe to which their soul directs them. Weird, huh? Yeah, but I have an idea that it’s only one of many truths that could come from M-Superstring Theory, should it pass the muster so to speak. Will I see it become the fourth and unflawed way to know the truth before I pass? Makes me think of a sentence by Allen Quartermain (played by Sean Connery) in “The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen” – I’m paraphrasing here – “This generation is yours, as the last was mine” – which would well reflect the tenor of my newest book THE EDGE OF MADNESS by Raymond Gaynor.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Je6CC...
Perhaps, just perhaps, eternity or “passing” may simply involve passing from this to another universe, one that is infinitesimally distant, and takes so very little to “pass.” If so, what would guide the passer? My own idea is the soul. I see the soul, as the collection of all our experiences and actions, guiding us across that tiniest of distances to the next universe that best fits our summary interests based on our experiences and actions.
It’s not a complete or even consistent idea, but one that’s been nagging at the back of my mind. Folks whose life on this earth will direct them to an extension of the kindness and generosity, empathy and humanness they experienced and lived will “go to heaven.” Needless to say, those who have issues would get another chance “in hell” or whatever next universe to which their soul directs them. Weird, huh? Yeah, but I have an idea that it’s only one of many truths that could come from M-Superstring Theory, should it pass the muster so to speak. Will I see it become the fourth and unflawed way to know the truth before I pass? Makes me think of a sentence by Allen Quartermain (played by Sean Connery) in “The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen” – I’m paraphrasing here – “This generation is yours, as the last was mine” – which would well reflect the tenor of my newest book THE EDGE OF MADNESS by Raymond Gaynor.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Je6CC...
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