Research shows that having a spiritual outlook on life, one which looks beyond the immediate moment, is good for you.
It can help you to be healthy and happy.
Spiritual Health definition is understood in different ways.
We believe that it is about self-awareness and spending time examining, reflecting and assessing your:
– understanding of yourself – relationship with the world around you – other dimensions of life.
But do you ever think about the following?
– what you believe – why you do things – where you fit into the world and the bigger picture – if there is a bigger picture – whether there is more during life and afterwards.
Your emotional health and spiritual health care has to be monitored constantly.
What would happen to the universe if suddenly time stopped?
Would it be exactly the way things were before time started?
And can an abstract concept like time actually stop? Scientists Jose Senovilla, Marc Mars, and Raul Vera working from the University of Salamanca and University of Basque Country in Spain have proposed that there may be a day in our distant future where time will stop.
Imagine a world where all objects in motion simply froze with the landscape, thought was isolated, and everything was caught in a state of absolute stasis.
Generally when we think about time slowing down and stopping, it’s in the context of a universe where objects still exist, much like our own planet.
But in this interpretation, time itself is dependent largely on external objects and forces in order to exist.
It would essentially stop without anything to move it forward.
And so as energy eventually dissipates, it will no longer be able to sustain a concept like time.
The scientists are examining evidence gathered from exploded stars, which appear to move much faster out at the edge of the universe than they do at the universe’s center.
This isn’t groundbreaking when you take into account the theoretical form of matter known as “dark matter.”
With a name like dark matter, it has quite a bit to live up to in sci-fi spookiness and according to proponents of the existence of dark matter,
it certainly does with forms of the matter actually making the existence of the universe possible according to many contemporary interpretations.
Without dark matter the universe wouldn’t simply stop, but there would be an incredibly large hole in our current understanding of gravity and mass.
For years there have been a number of gravitational distortions recorded suggesting there was more matter than could be readily observed within a given galaxy.
If all the matter in a galaxy were simply composed of the atoms and “star stuff” we see every clear night, then it would only account for 4.6% of the universe.
The remaining 93.4% of the universe would have to be made up of dark matter and dark energy.
And this isn’t the first time Dark Matter has been called into question.
While it hasn’t been conclusively disproved, recent findings at the University of Chile have made the task of proving dark matter much more tricky.
What would a universe where time stopped be like?
According to some interpretations of cosmological theory, the universe would simply die out.
While this is one of the interpretations of the universe, it may not actually be the end of everything.
Multiverse theories, such as Tegmark’s classification suggest that the universe that we know may be only one small part of a much greater multiverse filled with an indeterminate and potentially infinite number of universes within it.
While this may be a difficult concept for us to understand in the great scheme of things, it would essentially mean that universes would be going on in several parallels at any point in time and may never end.
Will time stop eventually?
Or will it go on in one form or another forever?
That is one of the key questions still being examined by cosmologists even today.
Everything we understand about our own universe has to come from information gathered through the senses.
And while the eyes and ears can have quite abstract concepts ferried to them, it’s still impossible to actually observe these complex ideas in everyday life.
We can only really observe analogies.
So where we have come to understand the three spatial dimensions we exist in, quantum physicists for years have proposed there may be more.
And just like the complexity of life is able to be sustained in three dimensions, would it be possible to sustain intelligent beings in more?
Scientists developing the multiverse theory, also known as M-Theory or Meta-Universe Theory have spent considerable time examining what higher dimensions and parallel realities would be like.
There are several schools of thought on the subject, but there are several different possible ways higher dimensions could manifest.
The easiest way to imagine a higher dimension is to examine them relatively through the lens we already have of seeing lower dimensions.
For example, a being able to only exist in the flat two dimensional would be able to move along its simple plane, but unable to see the hand hovering over it.
An ant crawling across its simple world would be a fantastic and magical being only appearing to it as six impossible individuals occasionally shifting in and out of its reality as the bottoms of its feet made contact with the plane.
Likewise a simple pencil scratching across the surface of its world could create structures of such complexity the simple two-dimensional being would find it difficult to comprehend, if not impossible.
It’s difficult enough to imagine how matter would exist in the fifth dimension, but the first, second, third, and fourth dimensions can all be represented mathematically.
The abstract fifth dimension is represented by the symbol N.
But before it seems like we’ll never understand higher dimensions, consider that our eyes are not actually capable of perceiving true three dimensional space because the retinas collect light in what is essentially a flat (even if slightly curved) plane.
One of the more interesting elements of having binocular vision, as opposed to eyes on the side of the head is the additional illusion of three dimensional vision, which is facilitated through comparative analysis between eyes.
This is called in simpler terms depth perception.
So what might a higher dimensional being be like?
While there are plenty of theories on what such a being may actually be like, it’s difficult to get a firm understanding of something so beyond our own universe.
In fact, rather than being super-beings in our own dimension such a being could theoretically actually suffer severe limitations on our own world, and would have to learn to function in an entirely new way.
And our existence, may even seem confining to such an entity to a point where operating within it would feel trivial and perhaps even disturbing.
Of course, concepts like triviality would be difficult to translate into higher dimensions as much as the physical being itself.
They may operate according to patterns of thought completely beyond what we are capable of on Earth.
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