DYNAMICA

Space, Time, and Matter Introduction 2

As we are moving through time our identity is created by predicting the future and uncovering the past. Before we discovered the sphere, western thought held that the external center of creation was God, the internal center was our soul, and we were the central focus of creation. Eastern thought on the subject made greater efforts to consolidate a vision into one concept. The convergence of mind, soul, matter, space and being was called, the axis munde. Before we learned from space travel, theoreticians widely believed that we lived in a static universe. Very little happened and most things were the same. We have learned since that time that diversity is the rule, not the exception. As we have been able to see more, we find there is more to see. The world becomes bigger as our tools of perception become greater. The lack of our understanding projects nothingness onto a world of somethingness. Events we fail to see are non events. Unexpected change becomes fluke absorbed into the status quo. Not knowing causes anxiety sufficient to wall us from the truth. Back   Next © 1996 G. R. Pub., all rights reserved