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Well then, let’s continue studying at the Mahapurna School.
Today I’ll tell you about something I have, in principle, already discussed here — Your Yoga. Film: Everything Emerged from Nothing., but in more scientific language. I have also recommended many, many times that you read the RA book. It is here — Your Yoga. The RA Book..
So what is so interesting about what I have already told you, in particular in the links above, and what do I want to say now?
As the great mathematician said: “I can explain the whole world with numbers.” Numbers are not something people invented in order to count things. Numbers have a divine origin; they describe the world.
Now look, let’s consider this from the perspective of dimensions. Dimensions exist. At the very least, science speaks of four dimensions. And, of course, if there are four, why couldn’t there also be a fifth, sixth, seventh, and so on? That is the scientific approach.
What is the zero dimension? It is a point. It could be called the first dimension—it doesn’t matter. It is a point.
A point, essentially, is something completely motionless. In the zero dimension, you cannot move anywhere. A point is round. You can move toward it or away from it—it will still be round. Essentially, this is an atom.
And this is that very zero being discussed.
Now look, next we have the first dimension or the second—it doesn’t matter. A ray emerges from the point. In other words, we can draw a line segment. And this is the next dimension. We had one point, and then a second appears—the next dimension. A line segment is the second dimension. You all studied geometry and know this.
And what does a line segment resemble? It resembles one. So we have a point, or zero (a sphere), and a line segment—one. That is, the first (or zero) dimension and the second dimension.
And that explosion all scientists talk about, calling it the Big Bang, did not happen at some point in time. It is happening right now; it is eternal.
This point, the zero dimension, is that very Big Bang scientists talk about. But it did not happen sometime long ago in the past. It is right now in the zero dimension. And it is merely one point—not something that exploded, global and enormous.
Scientists simply speak of this zero or first dimension. But we live in the fourth dimension. That is why we see everything from the perspective of the fourth dimension.
And look how interesting this turns out to be. All dimensions emerge from this motionless point. In other words, everything is built from it. Therefore, it is logical to assume that the source is located precisely in the zero dimension, not the tenth.
Today, most esotericists say that a higher dimension has a higher number. In other words, entering, for example, the tenth dimension is considered very impressive.
But if you want to move toward the source and come to know the source, you need to do the opposite—come to know the zero dimension. That is where the Creator is.
That is why, when we open spiritual books and teachings or listen to spiritual people, they tell us interesting things that materialists find difficult to understand.
For example, that time does not exist, that space does not exist, that there is a world where none of this exists.
And it is very difficult for many people to understand: how can it not exist? How can time not exist, how can space not exist? It is right there! We look at a clock and see time. We look into the distance and see the distance.
But gurus and great teachers cannot be mistaken. They simply say what they see; they simply speak about where they themselves are—in the zero dimension.
And here a very interesting question may arise. Could spiritual life, could the spiritual world, really be this stillness of a single point?
After all, if we consider monks or meditating yogis, they are precisely striving for this stillness. They literally sit down and stop everything.
Could this really be spirituality?
I will answer this question very soon. But first, I would like to see what you yourselves think about it. You can discuss it in this thread.
Today I’ll tell you about something I have, in principle, already discussed here — Your Yoga. Film: Everything Emerged from Nothing., but in more scientific language. I have also recommended many, many times that you read the RA book. It is here — Your Yoga. The RA Book..
So what is so interesting about what I have already told you, in particular in the links above, and what do I want to say now?
As the great mathematician said: “I can explain the whole world with numbers.” Numbers are not something people invented in order to count things. Numbers have a divine origin; they describe the world.
Now look, let’s consider this from the perspective of dimensions. Dimensions exist. At the very least, science speaks of four dimensions. And, of course, if there are four, why couldn’t there also be a fifth, sixth, seventh, and so on? That is the scientific approach.
What is the zero dimension? It is a point. It could be called the first dimension—it doesn’t matter. It is a point.
A point, essentially, is something completely motionless. In the zero dimension, you cannot move anywhere. A point is round. You can move toward it or away from it—it will still be round. Essentially, this is an atom.
And this is that very zero being discussed.
Now look, next we have the first dimension or the second—it doesn’t matter. A ray emerges from the point. In other words, we can draw a line segment. And this is the next dimension. We had one point, and then a second appears—the next dimension. A line segment is the second dimension. You all studied geometry and know this.
And what does a line segment resemble? It resembles one. So we have a point, or zero (a sphere), and a line segment—one. That is, the first (or zero) dimension and the second dimension.
And that explosion all scientists talk about, calling it the Big Bang, did not happen at some point in time. It is happening right now; it is eternal.
This point, the zero dimension, is that very Big Bang scientists talk about. But it did not happen sometime long ago in the past. It is right now in the zero dimension. And it is merely one point—not something that exploded, global and enormous.
Scientists simply speak of this zero or first dimension. But we live in the fourth dimension. That is why we see everything from the perspective of the fourth dimension.
And look how interesting this turns out to be. All dimensions emerge from this motionless point. In other words, everything is built from it. Therefore, it is logical to assume that the source is located precisely in the zero dimension, not the tenth.
Today, most esotericists say that a higher dimension has a higher number. In other words, entering, for example, the tenth dimension is considered very impressive.
But if you want to move toward the source and come to know the source, you need to do the opposite—come to know the zero dimension. That is where the Creator is.
That is why, when we open spiritual books and teachings or listen to spiritual people, they tell us interesting things that materialists find difficult to understand.
For example, that time does not exist, that space does not exist, that there is a world where none of this exists.
And it is very difficult for many people to understand: how can it not exist? How can time not exist, how can space not exist? It is right there! We look at a clock and see time. We look into the distance and see the distance.
But gurus and great teachers cannot be mistaken. They simply say what they see; they simply speak about where they themselves are—in the zero dimension.
And here a very interesting question may arise. Could spiritual life, could the spiritual world, really be this stillness of a single point?
After all, if we consider monks or meditating yogis, they are precisely striving for this stillness. They literally sit down and stop everything.
Could this really be spirituality?
I will answer this question very soon. But first, I would like to see what you yourselves think about it. You can discuss it in this thread.