How to Integrate Science into Your Life [GUIDE]

[Silverfire]

Immense and resounding thank you for this post! These links are amazing to say the least.
I listen to Sanskrit Channel on jewtube and was curious about SS opinion on accuracy of that Channel.
Also opinions on Isha foundation by Sadhguru would be appreciated. I'm not so sure if he is in complete agreement with JOS either, but have heard beautiful mantras etc from Isha, and nice lectures from Sadhguru as well.
Thanks once again for your hard work comrade!

 

[Ludwick]

I definitely love this post and if it hasn't already been said enough, we have literal geniuses in here.

As a man who is sort of a mad scientist, this post really appeals to me and yes, I have tried and failed to look for schematics regarding various German inventions. (German Flying Saucer theme song)

As-a-matter-o'-fact, I think we should have an official directory of our very own and we should call it "Satan's Science Hub" (you make the name for it, I can't).

This post pointed to me that I unfortunately have neglected the other aspects of science that apply to daily life as of not too recently, even the very simple ones

Regarding the difficulty of math, This reminds me of the abacus

And Ayleth's pfp is a cute snek

Sorry I was away for so long, but I'm very busy these days.

 

[Virael_]

What do you think of sites like Brilliant.org?

It seems like a great tool for learning and reviewing, although you need a subscription to access all the course chapters, for free you can only do the first chapter of each course.

Maybe there are good alternatives or something.

 

[Dragonheart666]

This is BADASS AWESOME!! Thank you for sharing this information
What you have on here is amazing!! HAIL SATAN!!!

 

[PhantomWarrior]

I really loved reading this post! Very eloquent, relevant and empowering.

I found that learning a bit of natural science reveals how connected all life is, such as with the fibonacci sequence and golden ratio. The number 3 has for some reason always been my favourite number. It's a associated with creation, creativity, and (to Pythagoras) a divine number of harmony and perfection. That said, picking favourites is subjective and not necessary as all numbers are equally divine and amazing in how pervasive and meaningful they are.

This number appears a lot, such as in the 3 stages of magnum opus. It's also the beginning, middle and end (birth, life and death) and relates to reincarnation and rebirth. It's also the trinity (trine nadis) and I read from Maxine (if memory serves) that the 3rd chakra (solar) is the powerhouse of the soul.

With the fibonnaci sequence the 2 preceding numbers are the sum of the 3rd following number. This can be seen everywhere in nature; everything that lives and grows follows this sequence throughout it's formation. It truly astounds and bewilders me. Flowers always have 3, 5 or 8, etc petals. We have 1 nose, 4 eyes, 4 limbs composed of 8 segments, 5 fingers and so on. Branches grow in a series of 1 trunk, 1 branch, 2 branches, 4 branches (2 on the previous two), etc.

What I also find fascinating is the ability to perceive colours beyond the spectrum of RGB as we are all trichromats and thusly greatly lacking in full colour perception. The praying mantis crab, for instance, has 12 channels of colours it can see, including ultraviolet rays.

If I recall, the final stage of magnum opus is marked by a rainbow and iridescent colour. Once we reach a certain level of spiritual consciousness I understand that our field of vision becomes unlocked and reality becomes clear to us.

Also, the way everything is a wave is really blowing my mind and that all vibrations and intentions manifest in the material world, particularly through our subconscious.

I also agree regarding the importance on learning about biology and health. Good for you making such great posts and sharing this information as it seriously makes all the difference in health and wellness. I hope all of us continue to grow and learn for the sake not just ourselves and our advancement, but for the collective advancement of our world and our family here.

Thanks everyone and keep up the amazing work. It really inspired me to learn more as I am pretty lacking in knowing sciences (especially math), and I'm not sure how I could apply it in the real world. Still, memorizing these insane formulas and learning physics must have some benefit in life. It just appears like parroting and reciting things; breaking things down and defining them in a new formula, but after some point It must be cool how it applies to real life.

If anyone is interested in physics I'd recommend learning a bit about sound and vibration. There was even a trial done for a study at the University of Alberta (Canada) in which broken teeth were able to be regrown by using sound.

The one thing in physics I'm at a complete loss for though is entropy. I don't get it... a state of chaos and disorder resulting from a lack of thermal energy?

So for example, someone skips breakfast and they have brain fog all day. Is that entropy? (Very confusing to a lay-guy like myself)...

It's just like Tesla said: If you want to understand the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.


Hail Satan!