Introduction:
Recently, we had the privilege of engaging in a fascinating interview with a Arif Ali, a Nepali science channel, delving deep into the intricacies of the geometric universe. Our discussion spanned topics from sacred geometry to quantum physics, unveiling connections between ancient symbols, Hinduism, Buddhism, and the advanced knowledge of ancient cultures. In this blog post, we’ll provide a glimpse into the highlights of this enlightening conversation.
The Fourth Dimension:
We explored the dimensions of space, particularly the elusive fourth dimension, unravelling its mysteries through geometric transformations. Our conversation revolved around understanding time as a fractal holographic blueprint, with patterns in nature represented through geometric processes. From the quantum world to the cosmos, we connected the dots using geometric principles, including the timeless five Platonic solids rooted in Euclidean geometry.
Tactile Geometric models:
During the interview, we had the opportunity to showcase various geometric models and tactile presentations, offering a visual understanding of these complex concepts. By examining the qualities of shapes and their representations in our reality, we aimed to simplify the seemingly intricate aspects of the geometric universe. (You can get some of these geometric toys in our Da Vinci School online shop).
The Rediscovery of the Aether:
A pivotal point of our conversation was the exploration of Aether, a concept often disregarded by mainstream science. Through a geometric four-dimensional construct (4D Aether), we presented a new perspective on light as a wave, challenging conventional views of wave-particle duality. This particular insight caught the attention of our Nepali scientist interviewer, opening doors to discussions on potential advancements in energy solutions, including the prospect of free energy.
Unity of Concepts:
Our interview seamlessly traversed vast topics, from spirituality to quantum physics, from the structures of galaxies to the Big Bang Theory. We emphasized how geometric models can provide a more unified and cohesive understanding of these scientific observations, transforming complex theories into beautifully simple concepts.
Gratitude and Future Conversations:
We extend our heartfelt thanks to Arif from Nepal for providing us with the opportunity to share our concepts in this enlightening interview. As we look forward to future conversations, we aim to delve into other aspects of the geometric universe, ranging from sacred geometry to the foundational principles of mathematics. Join us on this journey as we continue to unravel the mysteries of the universe, transcending into infinity and beyond.
