A few days ago an interesting podcast was released on Red Ice Creations radio; it featured Holger Bech Nielsen, a physicist in the Niels-Bohr Institute in Denmark, talking mainly about the Large Hedron Collider and Nielsen’s theory about the “bad luck” which seems to have hit the experiment.
It’s an interesting talk, although a bit technical, so I recommend it to ya.
During the talk, Dr. Nielsen talks about the concept of “Imaginary Part of Action”. The action is the “history” of a certain system. This history has caused the state the system is in at the moment, and we call it action.
Now, according to Nielsen, we can say that at the moment of the creation, there must have been some kind of action (imaginary action), and he goes on by saying that for “mathematical” reasons this action must have been the smallest possible, and “negative”. He also states that “the system that wins is the one with the smallest amount of imagination”.
Now, I have a feeling this might tie up in some way with Terence McKenna’s timewave theory. I just don’t know how yet.
What Nielsen’s theory implies is that we are not going to have UFOs landing, our moms shapeshifting before our very eyes, Maytreias appearing in the sky, and so on. It implies change has to be subtle, natural, harmonius, non-traumatic.
Perhaps change within ourselves and change on the outside are connected in some kind of inverse relation. The more dramatically we change within ourselves, the more subtle yet powerful the change will be in the outside world.
