The "Big Bang" - A different approach...

11/12/2019

Nikolaos Divinis BEng(Hons), MSc, PhD

Aerospace Engineer, Founder of EN School of Unity,
Head of Faculty of Engineering, Architecture & Computing, Metropolitan College, Greece.

The Big Bang has thus far been the prevailing cosmogonic theory, according to which, the Universe was created by an excessively dense and hot state, approximately 13.8 billion years ago. According to science, time and space did not exist before the Big Bang.
Only the cosmic core existed, that original seed of limitless dimensions, which enclosed the germ of a whole universe. Everything started with the ''Big Bang''. Time zero is the moment of explosion, from which everything originates. In a storm of creation, subatomic particles collide with each other and are ejected. Photons change into matter, matter changes into energy, energy changes into matter. Every material particle we see around us originates from that first millisecond. And reaching today, when the visible Universe contains approximately 3 to 7x1022 stars, which are organised in approximately 8x1010 galaxies.

The reason behind the Big Bang
The objective of every element of the Universe is to express its superessential state. This can be reached only by experiencing to the fullest the unity with itself and with the other elements that are widespread in the universe. A human being who has reached this state is free from everything, with no pettiness, having no problems with fellow humans, is healthy and has all that is needed to lead their life, is blessed, which means imperishable, steadfast, immune and irreproachable. Can a human being experience unity during their life? The answer is yes, because it is something contained within, but it has simply been forgotten. It was acquired and then was lost. The heart leads towards that way, but the will is not strong enough to oppose the prescripts of human society. All it would take is the will and the way to unity would be paved. Here on Earth humans are experiencing the loss of unity and at this space-time moment, the universe is their guide. ALL the conditions of our life are synchronized with this in mind.

Everything started with the Big Bang. Scientists believe this was the beginning, but I would say, this was the end. The end of unity. And as the years go by, the elements increasingly move away from each other (the universe constantly expanding), in the same way human souls are moving away from the Source and from each other.
Science is led to conclusions through the experiment and observation, by means of analysis and not of synthesis. It interprets the findings through the limitations of the mind and through doubt, and not through the certainty that there is a wise cooperation behind everything.

2 Comments

Maurice Taylor

11/7/2020 12:29:38 pm

Ain't no God...wake up fool..you are on a rock in the middle of no where..we are nothing special..

William F Windham

11/7/2020 06:16:35 pm

Thank you for these thought provoking ideas.
It is clear that the fundamental unity of pre-cosmic matter is not a matter of conjecture but a necessity that arises out of the Big Bang concept itself, no matter that physicalists may ignore it.
But it does not necessarily raise the question of a theistic God - whatever IT may conceived to be - since Buddhism and other non-theistic beliefs all maintain the absolute Unity of non-physical states of matter in the same way as physics is being slowly led to.
Theosophy, which claims to provide the esoteric basis of Buddhism and many other exoteric world views, calls this state of primordial substance "Mulaprakriti" in Sanskrit, it is the "root substance" or ultimate plastic matter from which all the subatomic particles are composed.
There is a sophisticated cosmogony based on this principle, it is well-formulated in "The Secret Doctrine" by H. P. Blavatsky. This book has been studied by many atomic physicists over the years, a copy was said to be by the bedside of the Albert Einstein.
The old materialistic paradigms are giving way to a better, more inclusive and hence accurate science that allows us to ask questions about what is beyond the physical plane of atomic matter. A good example is the Electric Universe theory which is rapidly gaining support from the scientific community. Twenty years ago their theories would have seemed heretical to many of their peers, but not now in this new age of openness to ask difficult or challenging questions.
Best wishes, continue your research.

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