A very deep concept indeed, but I think it comes down to this...
You talk about a logarythmic spiral, much like a fractal pattern. Through the study of such fractal patterns, such as the fibbonacci sequence of
numbers, Elliot Wave, and the mandelbrot set, you will find that the universe is just this very thing.... a seemingly random repitition of the same
logarythim over and over again at varying scale. You can go as deep as you want, and still you find the same endless loop of existence.
I think of it like Heiddeggar's concept of Being and Time. We are nothing more than a reflection of the "they", i.e., a product of our
environment, which has been projected onto ourselves, but by simply being there in "it", i.e., in time, i.e., within the loop, you are the "they"
and the "they" is you. Put simply, there is no hammer without the tool that defines its very purpose as a hammer, which is the nail. Conversely,
there is no nail without the hammer. Both are defined by their usefulness by being in time with each other. Likewise, there is no being without
time, for the very nature of being is defined by time.
I do not see things changeing without a cataclysmic event or scientific discovery that will change our entire view of the fractal universe that we
live in. You can't change the logarythim, if you will, only our view of its scale. I think that time is the concept that must be dropped in order
to achieve a full "oneness", if you will, with the "they", i.e., being able to traverse the entirety of the fractal universe at once, but that is
the paradox, for being and time are like the hammer and the nail. You really can't be anywhere without it being restricted by time... Or maybe we
just haven't figured out how to go beyond being in time yet? Maybe the key lies within our dreams, or the third eye, where time doesn't seem to
exist? Can an infinite existence be achieved?
Or perhaps the logarythim can be changed, and has been projected onto us by those that are on a different logorythim, i.e., dimension than ourselves
much like a holographic image. I don't know...
My head hurts.
I think that the ancients had it right, and were perhaps farther along than ourselves.... "As above, so below." We need to find a way to be both
above (atomic) and below (subatomic) at the same time by recognizing that time is merely an illusory prison that some one, thing, or possibly
ourselves, or possibly all of the above, keep us in.
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