Kaballah Wisdom and Modern Cosmology

[GaryN]

A step closer to understanding the supernal Light?
Researchers create light from 'almost nothing'

The experiment shows that the Casimir effect is not just theory; named after Dutch physicist Hendrik B. G. Casimir who along with Dirk Polderfirst first proposed back in the late 1940’s, the idea of a force that existed in a vacuum; a force that should, if manipulated just right between two plates, or mirrors, result in the creation of photons.

http://www.physorg.com/news/2011-06-res ... lmost.html

[GaryN]

I thought this artist had produced perhaps something like we might see
around the invisible energies of the Dot at the center. The Light transforming
down through stages, on the way to creation of the ponderable.

Credit: Tom Koole
http://tomkoole.com/wallpapers.php?id=49

[johnm33]

First time here so hello everyone you seem like just the kind of crackpots I'm looking for. I came across this, http://www.smphillips.8m.com/ , whilst looking for some insight into remote viewing, its quite a treasure trove mostly way over my head and if the guy wasn't a scientist I would have assumed it was nonsense but, phew - anyway it speaks to the topic and I look forward to any thoughts you may have.