Do we alter real science to adhere to our beliefs?

Question

I asked this earlier but got rejected from the bluffers.
Science is provable and this is real science watch this video then read the site.

Any curious freethinker or scientists or dreamer would check this out.

I'm not saying sound is the ultimate truth but need further input.

Your going to love it.
http://www.dumpalink.com/media/1146643985/Resonance_Square

Article citing this
http://www.mysticalsun.com/cymatics/cymatics.html

It's on a spiritual site but doesn't have to be

googley wot...gave me the video feed thanks

Answer 1

Hi Corey, This is a beautiful demonstration on the effects of vibrations. Have you seen the studies conducted when presenting water with different emotions and how it reacts? I think it is Dr Emoto who is known for this study. Your question is about altering science to fit our beliefs. While I'm not so sure we actually alter science I think our perceptions may be far from conclusive. There is much we can't understand therefore we probably miss tons of valuable info. The following is rather long for here but I think you'll find it of interest. A friend wrote this to an email forum several years ago when we were studying the ring-pass-not. Enjoy!

Magellan's Ships and our Ring-Pass-Not

When I was about 20 studying anthropology at university, a lecturer told a story about Magellan's trip around the world in 1519. Apparently, Magellan's fleet of high-sailed ships would sail into the bays of primitive islands and the natives would be extremely fearful upon seeing the great vessels which were far greater than anything they could conceive of building. It would take some time for them to get used to both the ships and strange men but eventually, they would lose their fear and accept what their eyes showed them.

But on one occasion, the fleet pulled into a bay (if fleets can 'pull in') and to the surprise of all the explorers, the natives took no notice of them whatsoever. They simply went about their normal activities as it the fleet wasn't there. It wasn't until the crew got into smaller boats and came in closer that the natives reacted - and with even greater terror than their neighbors. They ran screaming into the island's interior and it took weeks and numerous search parties to find them and reassure them that they were safe. But here's the crux of the story. When the crew finally calmed them and learnt enough of their language to communicate with them they found that these particular people didn't react to the boats because they couldn't actually see them! The ships were so far beyond their consciousness that they were literally blind to them.

This true story made a big impression on me and I have spent the rest of my life straining to see what is just beyond my consciousness as I know there is so much yet to see.

In esoteric language, this is referred to as 'ring pass not' which is like the outer perimeter of our consciousness, the boundary which we cannot pass unless we extend it.

All that is is ever present. As we grow in consciousness/awareness and develop our skills of perception we are able to take in more and more of all that Life has to offer. The only difference between us and the natives who saw - or didn't see - Magellan's ships is that we know we have nothing to fear and every extension of our vision brings us closer to the source of All so that in time, we shall see Him because we are like Him.

Answer 2

That was interesting. The Eastern religions believe sound vibration effects our physical reality. OM is the sound that was made when the Universe was formed. Meditate on this sound and see if it isn't powerful.

Answer 3

That fireball sure is intelligent, no? She gives such intellectual answers, her answer here would surely change the most jaded cynic

Cool link, sound waves can have aneffect on may things

Answer 4

That was pretty cool! Thanx for the sites. I'll look into it a little deeper when I'm not at work, hehe.

Answer 5

You're right!

Answer 6

i dont waste time going to links
God made the planets and stars...