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Energy is Space in Tango, Space is Energy in Play
By nature, we exist in a system whereby everything is interconnected and
balanced. If we were to ponder at the dependent nature intently, our mind
would discover the circumstances of duality or multiplicity in all things.
Conventionally, there is a beginning and an ending of all things or matters i.e.
when there is a rising, there will be a falling or vice versa. In other words,
there’s no two ways about it i.e. one factor is always being balanced off with
another factor, without exception. This conclusion would bring us to an
understanding that nature is functioning in a feature that is constant – a
situation that does not change i.e. the characteristic of an inherent existence.
Therefore, we could mention that nature is a system that is universal i.e. it is
inherent existing and dependent arising concurrently.
Right now, we would realise that every of our intention or action on things or
matters would bear with its respective consequences; regardless of timeline.
And it is commonly known that we would need energy to initiate our desires or
motions. Therefore, energy is a fundamental element in the dependent nature
and it is nothing but mere vibration. When there are opposing forces, there
would be vibration. The alternate movement of the opposing forces would
generate a continuum of wavy pattern oscillating up and down. This is the main
reason for all the repeating cycle of rising and falling activities that one could
witness in the dependent nature or samsāra. In other words, by understanding
well and observing thoroughly into the characteristics of energy, one could gain
insight into the nature and its orientation. So energy starts with vibration and
in turn, vibration starts with opposing forces. These opposing forces would
function as a constant factor and it fits well into the category of inherent
existence.
In order to understand profoundly into the characteristics of energy, we could
begin with a scientific study on the basic elements of life existence i.e. energy,
matter and space. For general understanding, energy means the ability to do
work. Such ability can be elucidated by a partaking of tango dance (a partner
dance) in space due to its wavy nature. In other words, space can be
described as energy in play on a dance floor. And the intersection of low
frequency waves of energy or so-called the crystallisation of low frequency
waves of energy in space is known as matter. It is an element that occupies
space due to the conversion from travelling waves of energy into standing
waves of energy. In other words, energy and matter are simply two aspects of
the same thing - both reflected in a different form under the influence of the
surrounding conditions. Let us ponder at the following illustrations: -
The Travelling Wave Lines of Energy
The Crystallisation of Energy into Matter
The conversion from Travelling Waves into Standing Waves of Energy (1)
Act 1
Act 2
Act 3
The conversion from Travelling waves into Standing waves of Energy (2)
Act 4
Act 5
The conversion from Travelling waves into Standing waves of Energy (3)
Act 6
E = mc2
m = E/c2
Energy (J) = Mass (kg) x Speed of Light (m2
/s2
)
The above illustration depicts that one quantum of energy is defined as the diffusion
of one mass at the speed of light squared. Comparatively, in an electrical circuit, one
watt is defined as the current flow of one ampere with voltage of one volt.
Mass-energy Equivalence
c
c
m m
c
c
cc
m
One quantum of
energy released,
E = mc2
1W = 1V x 1A «« »» 1E = 1m x (1c) 2
The Network of Existence
Key: -
Point of friction = a communion of the two opposite forces.
= a balanced point.
For example,
The Structure of Human Skin
FA1
FA2
FA1-2 = FA2-1
FA3
FA4
FA3-2 = FA1-1
FA3-1 = FA4-2
FA2-2 = FXX-X
F(A3-1=A4-2)-1 = FXXXX-XXXX
F(A3-1-A4-2)-2 = F(A3-2-A1-1)-1
F(A3-2=A1-1)-2 = F(A1-2=A2-1)-1
F(A1-2=A2-1)-2 = F(A2-2=XX-X)-1
Cause-Effect
Effect-Cause
The Curvature of Spacetime
Key: -
Rotational synergic force Fabric of energy
Nodule of matter Gravitational force /
The relationship between
nodules of matter
The Bonding of Atoms as in Object
Key: -
Standing waves of electron
Proton and neutron
A single atom
e -
e -
e -
e -
p+
, n
A
B
C
D
Transformation of Atoms into Molecules
B
B
A
C
A
B
C
D
A
D
B
C
D
C
B
A
GRAVITATIONAL FORCE
As per Bernoulli’s principle
– when the speed of
substance increases, the
pressure decreases.
D
A
C
B
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
R
S
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
The congregating path of atoms as
in object (a spiral-like pattern).
Chemical bond
Gravitational bonds
The strong chemical bonds and the gravitational forces between atoms
(In accordance with Bernoulli’s principle)
Low
HighHigh
High High
Chronology: -
1. Firstly, through the crystallising process of low frequency waves of energy, atom A
is formed and followed by atom B and then atom C and atom D.
2. The natural path of flowing waves of energy along atom A and atom B has resulted
in a rotational force between the gap of atom A and atom B. Thus a clockwise
rotational force is conjured up and it is also known as the gravitational force. Both
atom A and atom B would then rotate in anti-clockwise directions respectively.
3. When atom C is formed, it would be drawn to either one of the existing atoms due
to the natural path of flowing waves of energy, let’s say - atom B. A chemical bond
is then originated between atom B and atom C. It is a strong bond due to the
confronting direction in the natural path of flowing waves of energy, just like the
kissing of a pair of rubber cymbals. Thus a new molecule is formed – molecule B-C.
4. When atom D is formed, it would be drawn to either one of the existing atoms due
to the natural path of flowing waves of energy, let’s say - atom A, to form into
molecule A-D. A newly confined rotational bond (gravitational force) is conjured up
between molecule A-D and molecule B-C.
5. Thereafter, these molecules would be magnetised or attracted to one another in
accordance with Bernoulli’s principle that says when the speed of substance around
the objects increases, the pressure reduces. Thus the molecule A-D and molecule
B-C would move or travel in accelerating motions toward one another.
6. Concurrently, the atoms in the molecules would cease to self-rotate; instead it
would vibrate in standing wave patterns respectively. The newly bonded molecules
would then assume an anti-clockwise rotation with a new synergic force that gives
rise to an enormous potency that is also known as the gravitational line force.
7. At the end of the day, a new spiral-like gravitational line wave is configured in a
diffusing pattern due to the natural aerodynamic flows i.e. the outer wave line is
curling at a higher speed than the inner wave line with the illustration depicted as
below: -
For example,
The spiral-like orientation of Human Hair
M
2
M
1
M
1
M
2
Outer wave line moving at a higher
speed – a low pressure condition
A gradual outward
expanding force
Inner wave line moving at a lower
speed – a high pressure condition
How does gravity work?
1. For general understanding, the gravitational force would begin with at least three
arising atoms. Gravity is directly influenced by the mass of atoms or molecules in an
object (the amount of matter in an object); not the volume size. In other words, an
increase in the density of the mass of atoms would conjure up a higher gravitational
force between the objects or vice versa.
2. On the other hand, the rotation of an object does not affect its gravitational force.
However, in terms of the surface gravity, it has a minor influence whereby when the
centrifugal force increases the surface gravity would reduce slightly. For example,
the Earth’s rotation causes a slight bulging at the equator and a slight flattening at
the poles. As such, one would weigh slightly less at the equator and more at the
poles. Let us ponder at the following illustration: -
When centrifugal force accelerating, centripetal force decelerates
3. All objects have a force that attracts them toward each other. Even we attract
other objects to us because of gravity but our mass is too insignificant for the force
to come into effect.
4. For general understanding, weight is a force caused by the gravitational attraction.
The weight of an object is the gravitational force between the object and the earth.
The more mass the object has, the greater its weight will be. The principle-in-effect:
-
Weight (N) = Mass (kg) x Gravity (m/s2
)
Also, the mass of an object stays the same wherever it is, but its weight may vary in
line with the variance of the gravitational force on it, such as the Earth and the Moon.
Centrifugal force
accelerates
Centripetal force
decelerates
Let us ponder at the following illustration: -
Key: -
The downward pushing force is vigorous due to large masses and the narrow
gap between the conveyor belts of gravity.
The upward pushing force is weak due to small masses and the wide gap
between the conveyor belts of gravity.
Object B
GF1
GF2
1.5V
1.5V
1.5V
Gravity ≈ Voltage
-ve
+ve
GF1
GF2
Object A
Object C
5. The above illustration would depict that gravitational force arises when the
conveyor belts of gravity begin to rotate in the respective clockwise and anti-
clockwise directions concurrently with the arising of atoms or molecules.
6. An object with a larger mass would induce a more vigorous pushing force toward
the other side of another object with a smaller mass. In other words, it is the amount
of matter in an object that determines the strength of its gravitational force.
Therefore, gravitational force increases when the masses of the objects are larger;
instead of the volume size.
7. As a general reference, gravity between atoms is akin to voltage in an electrical
circuit. When batteries are connected in series, the total amount of voltage in the
circuit would be represented by the total sum of each battery’s capacity.
Supposedly, one battery would bring about 1.5V then the overall two batteries would
bring about 3.0V respectively. Therefore, a larger mass would bring about a greater
gravitational force due to a higher number of conveyor belts of gravity rotating
simultaneously between the atoms. Just like a series of turbine engines operating
concurrently to generate a higher voltage that in turn brings about a higher
electromotive force in an electrical circuit.
8. Also, gravitational force increases when the objects are closer against one
another. In accordance with Bernoulli’s principle, a more confined space between the
atoms of the confronting objects would induce the conveyor belt of gravity to rotate
at a higher speed thus generating a much lower pressure condition to its vicinity.
Subsequently, the atoms between the confronting objects would be pushed toward
one another at a more intense accelerating speed.
9. Finally, the more mass an object has, the more inertia it has. Inertia is described
as the tendency of an object to resist change in its state of motion. It is mainly due
to the arising of larger momentum in the object with a larger mass. For general
understanding, translational momentum is solely dependent on the mass and the
velocity of the object. A larger mass would take a prolonged force to bring up the
object to the targeted speed and similarly, to bring it to a stop afterwards.
10. Supposedly, object A is the Earth, object B is the rock and object C is the
feather. In this case, the Earth would certainly contain much more masses than the
rock, and the rock would contain more masses than the feather. When these three
objects are closing in toward one another, the Earth with a much higher density of
masses would certainly inherit a much greater inertia i.e. a resistance to change in its
state of motion. This is despite the fact that these three objects are pushing against
one another simultaneously.
11. At the end of the day, the force in effect would be the objects with lesser
masses (object B and object C) moving toward the object with higher masses (object
A) at the same accelerating motions. Another example would be the gravitational
attraction between a human body and a tiny particle of dust. Certainly, the tiny
particle of dust would move toward the human body that encompasses a
comparatively higher mass and with greater inertia rather than the other way round.
How does gravitational lensing work?
1. The fabric of spacetime is fully occupied with the vessels of energy, just like the
blood vessels in our body tissues and organs. In a way, we could label these vessels
of energy as the arteries and the veins of the cosmos in an interlocking structure of
wavy configuration as depicted below: -
2. Under a common circumstance, the gravitational force would arise when the
conveyor belts of gravity begin to rotate in the respective clockwise and anti-
clockwise directions concurrently with the arising of atoms or molecules. These
conveyor belts of gravity are actually rotational movement of energies being formed
out of the integration of the arteries and the veins of the cosmos.
3. However, in the case of a black hole, these conveyor belts would rotate in a
unique harmonising mechanism i.e. energies in the arteries of the cosmos would travel
in accelerating motions and concurrently, energies in the veins of the cosmos would
travel in decelerating motions (in accordance with Newton’s 2nd
law of motion) as
illustrated below: -
Key: -
Artery of the cosmos
Vein of the cosmos
Traveling wave of light
Increasing push out
force of gravity
Diminishing push in
force of gravity
Conveyor belt of gravity
Mass or matter
4. Consequently, the push out force of gravity would increase in rate (vigorous) and
the push in force of gravity would diminish in rate (weak). In addition, the variance in
the velocity of energies between the arteries and the veins of the cosmos is inversely
proportional to the circumference of the black hole.
5. The natural path of flowing waves of energy would then warp towards the outward
direction from the centre of the black hole i.e. the route of energies traveling in the
wavy arteries of the cosmos as illustrated below. Subsequently, the colossal mass of
the black hole is compressed inwardly before collapsing into a singularity. This is the
precise phenomenon of a black hole having a gravitational field so intense that no
matter or radiation can escape.
Event horizon
Key: -
Artery of the cosmos
Vein of the cosmos
Traveling wave of light
Increasing push out
force of gravity
Diminishing push in
force of gravity
Conveyor belt of gravity
Mass or matter
The colossal mass of a black hole is compressed inwardly
and collapsed into a singularity
6. Based on the above illustration, when a beam of light travels (via the veins of the
cosmos) towards a black hole and very close to the event horizon, its velocity would
slow down correspondingly. As a result, the respective beams of light would bend and
travel at an angle towards the slower speed end, thus creating an optical phenomenon
known as mirage (refers the following illustration). Just like the steering of 2-wheel
hover board i.e. when the left wheel is rotating at a slower speed than the right wheel,
the machine would move forward and proportionately curve towards the left direction.
Source: Wikipedia
The velocity of Light B slows down much more than the velocity of Light A due to
intense push out force of gravity in the vicinity just outside the event horizon
Light A
Light B
Actual
position
of a star
Mirage
7. At the same time, the rigorous gravitational force (push out force) would induce
another new phenomenon known as time dilation. This is because in a faster inertial
system, the velocity of change slows down due to high frequential occurrences near
the black hole. The relationship between time dilation and the distance from the
event horizon of a black hole is depicted as below: -
Time dilation
Distance from the black hole (event horizon)
8. At the end of the day, we could conclude that the gravitational force is inversely
proportional to the velocity of photon. The phenomenon of gravitational lensing is due
to the velocity of photon that slows down when approaching a black hole with intense
gravitational force. In other words, the speed of photon (light) should be part of the
equation instead of its mass when analysing the process of gravitational lensing.
With all the above illustrations and descriptions, one would realise that energy
is truly a fundamental element for the dependent nature to exist; without it, the
dependent nature would be impossible. In fact, energy is an element that
involves with basically the translational, the rotational and the vibrational
motions. And these motions are the key components for the proceeding of
universal laws such as the law of kamma, the law of attraction, the law of
vibration, etc.
Under a conventional circumstance, all minds, consciousnesses, things or
matters are part of the becoming processes with time as a tool for
quantification. This becoming process is the main reason for all the rising and
falling of things or matters that we observe right here, right now. This is what
the principle of emptiness is all about in accordance with Buddhism. Nothing
remains unchanging on any given moment i.e. all things or matters would evolve
from one configuration into another at all times. Just like the saying goes,
‘Now you see it, now you don’t.’ Also, no two minds are the same. Your past
mind is not the same as your present mind and your present mind is not the
same as your future mind.
When there is a becoming process, there is a changing process and when the
becoming process ceases, the changing process would cease together with
time. Thus the ambience of nibbāna would arise concurrently. In the Buddhist
context, nibbāna is a non-conventional phenomenon whereby nothing would
rise and fall under the absence of time. In other words, we could mention that
the elements of energy have been ‘frozen’ indefinitely without being
annihilated. It is considered being blown-off completely due to the absence of
vibrational motion. This means nibbāna is a neutralised state of affair that
would exist under the remaining translational and rotational motions per se.
In a way, there is still motion arising in nibbāna but it would be a homologous
one. And under such a circumstance, any new rising or falling activities would
cast no chance of emerging at all i.e. no light at the end of the tunnel for the
becoming process. When the becoming process cease to exist, the
consciousness or the mind would cease to exist as well. Subsequently, the
state of suffering would end in permanence.
As a conclusion, the ultimate goal in the Buddhist practice is to quest for an
everlasting happiness that is unconditional via enlightenment. As again,
Buddhism is not about circumstances but attitude to circumstances. The
Buddha has merely expounded the nature and its orientation, in particular, the
mind and body suffering and the ultimate way for the spiritual liberation.
And one of the key elements for the spiritual liberation is to see things or
happenings as they truly are; not delusively are. Just see the things or
happenings in direct perception - that is basically label-less, bound-less,
stereotype-less or colour-less, just like the pure nature of energy or
emptiness.
More importantly, one has to let go and blow away the mindset that is
associated with the ‘-ism’ or ‘-ology’, for it is a system of stereotyping,
pre-conditioning or prisoning. Liberation is the only right potion to the ultimate
truth discovery and with the inculcation of right determination, enlightenment
becomes achievable for everyone right here, right now. Those who see, read,
hear and evaluate for themselves can find the truth they seek. The role of
religion in this era is not as a blockage but to help explain and educate in a
mature manner. Once again, be bound-less, be stereotype-less, be label-less
and with the right attitude, it would open up a new horizon of wisdom. Just
change the way you see your surroundings and you may get a kind of insight
different from yesterday.
‘If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand it well enough.’
~ Albert Einstein ~
‘Condemnation without investigation is the height of ignorance.’
~ Albert Einstein ~

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Energy Web

  • 1. Energy is Space in Tango, Space is Energy in Play By nature, we exist in a system whereby everything is interconnected and balanced. If we were to ponder at the dependent nature intently, our mind would discover the circumstances of duality or multiplicity in all things. Conventionally, there is a beginning and an ending of all things or matters i.e. when there is a rising, there will be a falling or vice versa. In other words, there’s no two ways about it i.e. one factor is always being balanced off with another factor, without exception. This conclusion would bring us to an understanding that nature is functioning in a feature that is constant – a situation that does not change i.e. the characteristic of an inherent existence. Therefore, we could mention that nature is a system that is universal i.e. it is inherent existing and dependent arising concurrently. Right now, we would realise that every of our intention or action on things or matters would bear with its respective consequences; regardless of timeline. And it is commonly known that we would need energy to initiate our desires or motions. Therefore, energy is a fundamental element in the dependent nature and it is nothing but mere vibration. When there are opposing forces, there would be vibration. The alternate movement of the opposing forces would generate a continuum of wavy pattern oscillating up and down. This is the main reason for all the repeating cycle of rising and falling activities that one could witness in the dependent nature or samsāra. In other words, by understanding well and observing thoroughly into the characteristics of energy, one could gain insight into the nature and its orientation. So energy starts with vibration and in turn, vibration starts with opposing forces. These opposing forces would function as a constant factor and it fits well into the category of inherent existence. In order to understand profoundly into the characteristics of energy, we could begin with a scientific study on the basic elements of life existence i.e. energy, matter and space. For general understanding, energy means the ability to do work. Such ability can be elucidated by a partaking of tango dance (a partner dance) in space due to its wavy nature. In other words, space can be described as energy in play on a dance floor. And the intersection of low frequency waves of energy or so-called the crystallisation of low frequency waves of energy in space is known as matter. It is an element that occupies space due to the conversion from travelling waves of energy into standing
  • 2. waves of energy. In other words, energy and matter are simply two aspects of the same thing - both reflected in a different form under the influence of the surrounding conditions. Let us ponder at the following illustrations: - The Travelling Wave Lines of Energy
  • 3. The Crystallisation of Energy into Matter
  • 4. The conversion from Travelling Waves into Standing Waves of Energy (1) Act 1 Act 2 Act 3
  • 5. The conversion from Travelling waves into Standing waves of Energy (2) Act 4 Act 5
  • 6. The conversion from Travelling waves into Standing waves of Energy (3) Act 6
  • 7. E = mc2 m = E/c2 Energy (J) = Mass (kg) x Speed of Light (m2 /s2 ) The above illustration depicts that one quantum of energy is defined as the diffusion of one mass at the speed of light squared. Comparatively, in an electrical circuit, one watt is defined as the current flow of one ampere with voltage of one volt. Mass-energy Equivalence c c m m c c cc m One quantum of energy released, E = mc2 1W = 1V x 1A «« »» 1E = 1m x (1c) 2
  • 8. The Network of Existence Key: - Point of friction = a communion of the two opposite forces. = a balanced point. For example, The Structure of Human Skin FA1 FA2 FA1-2 = FA2-1 FA3 FA4 FA3-2 = FA1-1 FA3-1 = FA4-2 FA2-2 = FXX-X F(A3-1=A4-2)-1 = FXXXX-XXXX F(A3-1-A4-2)-2 = F(A3-2-A1-1)-1 F(A3-2=A1-1)-2 = F(A1-2=A2-1)-1 F(A1-2=A2-1)-2 = F(A2-2=XX-X)-1 Cause-Effect Effect-Cause
  • 9. The Curvature of Spacetime Key: - Rotational synergic force Fabric of energy Nodule of matter Gravitational force / The relationship between nodules of matter
  • 10. The Bonding of Atoms as in Object Key: - Standing waves of electron Proton and neutron A single atom e - e - e - e - p+ , n A B C D
  • 11. Transformation of Atoms into Molecules B B A C A B C D A D B C D C B A GRAVITATIONAL FORCE As per Bernoulli’s principle – when the speed of substance increases, the pressure decreases. D A C B A B C D E F G R S H I J K L M N O P Q The congregating path of atoms as in object (a spiral-like pattern).
  • 12. Chemical bond Gravitational bonds The strong chemical bonds and the gravitational forces between atoms (In accordance with Bernoulli’s principle) Low HighHigh High High
  • 13. Chronology: - 1. Firstly, through the crystallising process of low frequency waves of energy, atom A is formed and followed by atom B and then atom C and atom D. 2. The natural path of flowing waves of energy along atom A and atom B has resulted in a rotational force between the gap of atom A and atom B. Thus a clockwise rotational force is conjured up and it is also known as the gravitational force. Both atom A and atom B would then rotate in anti-clockwise directions respectively. 3. When atom C is formed, it would be drawn to either one of the existing atoms due to the natural path of flowing waves of energy, let’s say - atom B. A chemical bond is then originated between atom B and atom C. It is a strong bond due to the confronting direction in the natural path of flowing waves of energy, just like the kissing of a pair of rubber cymbals. Thus a new molecule is formed – molecule B-C. 4. When atom D is formed, it would be drawn to either one of the existing atoms due to the natural path of flowing waves of energy, let’s say - atom A, to form into molecule A-D. A newly confined rotational bond (gravitational force) is conjured up between molecule A-D and molecule B-C. 5. Thereafter, these molecules would be magnetised or attracted to one another in accordance with Bernoulli’s principle that says when the speed of substance around the objects increases, the pressure reduces. Thus the molecule A-D and molecule B-C would move or travel in accelerating motions toward one another. 6. Concurrently, the atoms in the molecules would cease to self-rotate; instead it would vibrate in standing wave patterns respectively. The newly bonded molecules would then assume an anti-clockwise rotation with a new synergic force that gives rise to an enormous potency that is also known as the gravitational line force. 7. At the end of the day, a new spiral-like gravitational line wave is configured in a diffusing pattern due to the natural aerodynamic flows i.e. the outer wave line is curling at a higher speed than the inner wave line with the illustration depicted as below: -
  • 14. For example, The spiral-like orientation of Human Hair M 2 M 1 M 1 M 2 Outer wave line moving at a higher speed – a low pressure condition A gradual outward expanding force Inner wave line moving at a lower speed – a high pressure condition
  • 15. How does gravity work? 1. For general understanding, the gravitational force would begin with at least three arising atoms. Gravity is directly influenced by the mass of atoms or molecules in an object (the amount of matter in an object); not the volume size. In other words, an increase in the density of the mass of atoms would conjure up a higher gravitational force between the objects or vice versa. 2. On the other hand, the rotation of an object does not affect its gravitational force. However, in terms of the surface gravity, it has a minor influence whereby when the centrifugal force increases the surface gravity would reduce slightly. For example, the Earth’s rotation causes a slight bulging at the equator and a slight flattening at the poles. As such, one would weigh slightly less at the equator and more at the poles. Let us ponder at the following illustration: - When centrifugal force accelerating, centripetal force decelerates 3. All objects have a force that attracts them toward each other. Even we attract other objects to us because of gravity but our mass is too insignificant for the force to come into effect. 4. For general understanding, weight is a force caused by the gravitational attraction. The weight of an object is the gravitational force between the object and the earth. The more mass the object has, the greater its weight will be. The principle-in-effect: - Weight (N) = Mass (kg) x Gravity (m/s2 ) Also, the mass of an object stays the same wherever it is, but its weight may vary in line with the variance of the gravitational force on it, such as the Earth and the Moon. Centrifugal force accelerates Centripetal force decelerates
  • 16. Let us ponder at the following illustration: - Key: - The downward pushing force is vigorous due to large masses and the narrow gap between the conveyor belts of gravity. The upward pushing force is weak due to small masses and the wide gap between the conveyor belts of gravity. Object B GF1 GF2 1.5V 1.5V 1.5V Gravity ≈ Voltage -ve +ve GF1 GF2 Object A Object C
  • 17. 5. The above illustration would depict that gravitational force arises when the conveyor belts of gravity begin to rotate in the respective clockwise and anti- clockwise directions concurrently with the arising of atoms or molecules. 6. An object with a larger mass would induce a more vigorous pushing force toward the other side of another object with a smaller mass. In other words, it is the amount of matter in an object that determines the strength of its gravitational force. Therefore, gravitational force increases when the masses of the objects are larger; instead of the volume size. 7. As a general reference, gravity between atoms is akin to voltage in an electrical circuit. When batteries are connected in series, the total amount of voltage in the circuit would be represented by the total sum of each battery’s capacity. Supposedly, one battery would bring about 1.5V then the overall two batteries would bring about 3.0V respectively. Therefore, a larger mass would bring about a greater gravitational force due to a higher number of conveyor belts of gravity rotating simultaneously between the atoms. Just like a series of turbine engines operating concurrently to generate a higher voltage that in turn brings about a higher electromotive force in an electrical circuit. 8. Also, gravitational force increases when the objects are closer against one another. In accordance with Bernoulli’s principle, a more confined space between the atoms of the confronting objects would induce the conveyor belt of gravity to rotate at a higher speed thus generating a much lower pressure condition to its vicinity. Subsequently, the atoms between the confronting objects would be pushed toward one another at a more intense accelerating speed. 9. Finally, the more mass an object has, the more inertia it has. Inertia is described as the tendency of an object to resist change in its state of motion. It is mainly due to the arising of larger momentum in the object with a larger mass. For general understanding, translational momentum is solely dependent on the mass and the velocity of the object. A larger mass would take a prolonged force to bring up the object to the targeted speed and similarly, to bring it to a stop afterwards. 10. Supposedly, object A is the Earth, object B is the rock and object C is the feather. In this case, the Earth would certainly contain much more masses than the rock, and the rock would contain more masses than the feather. When these three objects are closing in toward one another, the Earth with a much higher density of masses would certainly inherit a much greater inertia i.e. a resistance to change in its state of motion. This is despite the fact that these three objects are pushing against one another simultaneously.
  • 18. 11. At the end of the day, the force in effect would be the objects with lesser masses (object B and object C) moving toward the object with higher masses (object A) at the same accelerating motions. Another example would be the gravitational attraction between a human body and a tiny particle of dust. Certainly, the tiny particle of dust would move toward the human body that encompasses a comparatively higher mass and with greater inertia rather than the other way round. How does gravitational lensing work? 1. The fabric of spacetime is fully occupied with the vessels of energy, just like the blood vessels in our body tissues and organs. In a way, we could label these vessels of energy as the arteries and the veins of the cosmos in an interlocking structure of wavy configuration as depicted below: - 2. Under a common circumstance, the gravitational force would arise when the conveyor belts of gravity begin to rotate in the respective clockwise and anti- clockwise directions concurrently with the arising of atoms or molecules. These conveyor belts of gravity are actually rotational movement of energies being formed out of the integration of the arteries and the veins of the cosmos. 3. However, in the case of a black hole, these conveyor belts would rotate in a unique harmonising mechanism i.e. energies in the arteries of the cosmos would travel in accelerating motions and concurrently, energies in the veins of the cosmos would travel in decelerating motions (in accordance with Newton’s 2nd law of motion) as illustrated below: -
  • 19. Key: - Artery of the cosmos Vein of the cosmos Traveling wave of light Increasing push out force of gravity Diminishing push in force of gravity Conveyor belt of gravity Mass or matter 4. Consequently, the push out force of gravity would increase in rate (vigorous) and the push in force of gravity would diminish in rate (weak). In addition, the variance in the velocity of energies between the arteries and the veins of the cosmos is inversely proportional to the circumference of the black hole. 5. The natural path of flowing waves of energy would then warp towards the outward direction from the centre of the black hole i.e. the route of energies traveling in the wavy arteries of the cosmos as illustrated below. Subsequently, the colossal mass of the black hole is compressed inwardly before collapsing into a singularity. This is the precise phenomenon of a black hole having a gravitational field so intense that no matter or radiation can escape. Event horizon
  • 20. Key: - Artery of the cosmos Vein of the cosmos Traveling wave of light Increasing push out force of gravity Diminishing push in force of gravity Conveyor belt of gravity Mass or matter The colossal mass of a black hole is compressed inwardly and collapsed into a singularity
  • 21. 6. Based on the above illustration, when a beam of light travels (via the veins of the cosmos) towards a black hole and very close to the event horizon, its velocity would slow down correspondingly. As a result, the respective beams of light would bend and travel at an angle towards the slower speed end, thus creating an optical phenomenon known as mirage (refers the following illustration). Just like the steering of 2-wheel hover board i.e. when the left wheel is rotating at a slower speed than the right wheel, the machine would move forward and proportionately curve towards the left direction. Source: Wikipedia The velocity of Light B slows down much more than the velocity of Light A due to intense push out force of gravity in the vicinity just outside the event horizon Light A Light B Actual position of a star Mirage
  • 22. 7. At the same time, the rigorous gravitational force (push out force) would induce another new phenomenon known as time dilation. This is because in a faster inertial system, the velocity of change slows down due to high frequential occurrences near the black hole. The relationship between time dilation and the distance from the event horizon of a black hole is depicted as below: - Time dilation Distance from the black hole (event horizon) 8. At the end of the day, we could conclude that the gravitational force is inversely proportional to the velocity of photon. The phenomenon of gravitational lensing is due to the velocity of photon that slows down when approaching a black hole with intense gravitational force. In other words, the speed of photon (light) should be part of the equation instead of its mass when analysing the process of gravitational lensing. With all the above illustrations and descriptions, one would realise that energy is truly a fundamental element for the dependent nature to exist; without it, the dependent nature would be impossible. In fact, energy is an element that involves with basically the translational, the rotational and the vibrational motions. And these motions are the key components for the proceeding of universal laws such as the law of kamma, the law of attraction, the law of vibration, etc. Under a conventional circumstance, all minds, consciousnesses, things or matters are part of the becoming processes with time as a tool for quantification. This becoming process is the main reason for all the rising and falling of things or matters that we observe right here, right now. This is what the principle of emptiness is all about in accordance with Buddhism. Nothing
  • 23. remains unchanging on any given moment i.e. all things or matters would evolve from one configuration into another at all times. Just like the saying goes, ‘Now you see it, now you don’t.’ Also, no two minds are the same. Your past mind is not the same as your present mind and your present mind is not the same as your future mind. When there is a becoming process, there is a changing process and when the becoming process ceases, the changing process would cease together with time. Thus the ambience of nibbāna would arise concurrently. In the Buddhist context, nibbāna is a non-conventional phenomenon whereby nothing would rise and fall under the absence of time. In other words, we could mention that the elements of energy have been ‘frozen’ indefinitely without being annihilated. It is considered being blown-off completely due to the absence of vibrational motion. This means nibbāna is a neutralised state of affair that would exist under the remaining translational and rotational motions per se. In a way, there is still motion arising in nibbāna but it would be a homologous one. And under such a circumstance, any new rising or falling activities would cast no chance of emerging at all i.e. no light at the end of the tunnel for the becoming process. When the becoming process cease to exist, the consciousness or the mind would cease to exist as well. Subsequently, the state of suffering would end in permanence. As a conclusion, the ultimate goal in the Buddhist practice is to quest for an everlasting happiness that is unconditional via enlightenment. As again, Buddhism is not about circumstances but attitude to circumstances. The Buddha has merely expounded the nature and its orientation, in particular, the mind and body suffering and the ultimate way for the spiritual liberation. And one of the key elements for the spiritual liberation is to see things or happenings as they truly are; not delusively are. Just see the things or happenings in direct perception - that is basically label-less, bound-less, stereotype-less or colour-less, just like the pure nature of energy or emptiness. More importantly, one has to let go and blow away the mindset that is associated with the ‘-ism’ or ‘-ology’, for it is a system of stereotyping, pre-conditioning or prisoning. Liberation is the only right potion to the ultimate truth discovery and with the inculcation of right determination, enlightenment
  • 24. becomes achievable for everyone right here, right now. Those who see, read, hear and evaluate for themselves can find the truth they seek. The role of religion in this era is not as a blockage but to help explain and educate in a mature manner. Once again, be bound-less, be stereotype-less, be label-less and with the right attitude, it would open up a new horizon of wisdom. Just change the way you see your surroundings and you may get a kind of insight different from yesterday. ‘If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand it well enough.’ ~ Albert Einstein ~ ‘Condemnation without investigation is the height of ignorance.’ ~ Albert Einstein ~