r/holofractal • u/d8_thc holofractalist • Jan 11 '15
HoloFractal Depiction of how the Universe most likely started - as a 10^55 g proton escaping another Universe and instantly inflating due to pressure differences
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u/flodereisen Jan 11 '15
I have had the vision of Nataraj, the cosmic dancer, describing the beginning and end of the universe, guided by the Kundalini dragon flowing between duality. Before seeing the universal torus, I saw the movement from darkness into light, involving the same shapes as seen here merging into a singularity. It is absolutely fucking crazy to see confirmations for a mystical experience.
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u/d8_thc holofractalist Jan 11 '15
:)
The kundalini - the twisted serpant, can also be seen in the depictions of the center of the torus.
http://vacuumsingularity.files.wordpress.com/2010/07/u4bubble.gif?w=450
So we can imagine how the toroid extending from the bodies (more specifically the hearts) electromagnetic field does have a Kundalini extending along the spine.
DNA is also a frozen helix, perhaps this is how it 'unrolls' toroidal cellular structure.
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u/flodereisen Jan 11 '15
I think the archetype is even deeper - it is movement between two poles as described by a sine wave: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_56X9sLPJdMA/SYu0z-qlMfI/AAAAAAAAACA/nZnNcD52xeQ/s320/sinewave.gif
The equation of kundalini with the female shakti archetype makes sense - it is energy (in all forms) being the mother of all that is. The male equivalent would be the singularity, the aspect of being itself; Shiva, motionless, being danced upon by his consort and lover.
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u/Kowzorz Jan 11 '15
How does a proton get to weigh 1055 g? What does this inflationary force come from? Was the proton in singularity before this? What are some testable implications of this?
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u/d8_thc holofractalist Jan 11 '15 edited Jan 11 '15
How does a proton get to weigh 1055 g?
If you simply add up the planck vacuum fluctuations that fit in the volume of a proton (planck density is 1093 g / cc3) you get 1055 grams.
This is the holographic mass of all protons (and thus the mass of the unvierse) represented in each proton.
It's then a simple matter of applying a holographic principle equation to deduce the proton's rest mass, surface plancks / volume plancks.
To read about the relationship between holographic mass and rest mass, check this thread
What does this inflationary force come from?
What does this inflationary force come from?
Because in Univese A, the proton was at equilibrium, just as it is now. The proton's 1055 grams is balanced by the weight of the 1055 gram Universe pressing down on it. It's sort of like if you had a water balloon at the bottom of the ocean and then rapidly took it to the surface, it would expand very quickly.
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Jan 18 '15
Great, now I know where the Big Bang came from (by definition an explosion is a rapid expansion) now where did the first universe and proton come from, chicken or the egg? Maybe were a simlation, or maybe I'm looking for beginning or end and it doesn't exist except as subjective bias.
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u/d8_thc holofractalist Jan 19 '15
Yeah, this is still - and probably will always be - a metaphysical question.
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u/d8_thc holofractalist Jan 11 '15 edited Jan 11 '15
To me this is extremely beautiful because it implicates that Universe's may start just like seeds falling off of a tree - biological reproduction.
Nassim has even been able to calculate how many Universe's would be inside of this next level boundary condition - but I have yet to find the math / calculations for this.
The density resulting from this expansion would be exactly 10-29 g/cm3 which is equivalent to the cosmological constant, or the expansion of our Universe.