Idea of a Meditation and Questions about Physics

[FuckYu_666]

I thought since sound meditation allows you to see sound waves, is it possible to do a meditation to see "heat waves", heat?
Sounds interesting, has anyone tried it?



Also I have some questions:
When there is a sound the wave propagates and becomes smaller and smaller, reaching smaller and smaller values, is it possible for these values to become zero? Or will it continue indefinitely but in smaller and smaller dimensions?
The same question also about temperature, the particles of a solid body vibrate in their position, but at 0 K they should stop, being the lowest attainable temperature, I don't know why but the fact that -273,15 °C (i.e. 0 K) is the lowest attainable temperature, sounds suspicious.
Does anyone have knowledge in these areas?
Do I have any well-founded theories?

 

[Stormblood]

Sound meditation is to develop all entanglements between the senses, not just sight and hearing. Ideally, you will reach a point that you experience a sound with all of your senses: touch, smell, taste, sight and hearing. Same for every other input, not just sounds. So, yeah, it is definitely possible to not just feel heat with your touch (thermoception) but also to hear it, see it, smell it and taste it. In this case, you are starting from a touch input and working on experiencing it with all your other senses.

Similarly, you can start with a smell, a flavour or a visual input, and work your way to experience it with all your sense. This will give you a much broader and more complete understanding of physical reality, and also help your astral senses. It takes dedicated practice like everything, not dabbling once in a while.

About negative Kelvin:
https://cryo.gsfc.nasa.gov/introduction/neg_Kelvin.html
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/01/130104143516.htm
https://www.physicscentral.com/explore/action/negative-temperature.cfm

 

[Spidersweb]

I cannot answer your meditation question, but I know a tiny bit about physics.

Sound is a pressure wave, and will continue to spread and bounce until it reaches equilibrium- like a splash in a swimming pool.

Energy like light will spread forever until it hits and is absorbed by something. This is how we see stars light years away (but can't see stars through thicker dust and nebulas in space.)

Absolute zero is supposedly the lowest temperature, but has never been actually measured. The lowest records are fractions of a degree Kelvin.

Science has been controlled by jews for a long time, but as of now these explanations seem logical.