Back from a cozy time in Norway. You may have noticed from my responses to comments that my brain is not altogether there. Some were very short, most were a little confused. Sucks when your baseline brain function in nominal! Anyway, when I went to bed last night, we found out that our heater was broken, and the temperature here in Houston at the time was in the high 30s, low 40s. Even under my thick comforter I was so friggin cold and my toes were like little ice cubes. I couldn’t believe I felt warmer in Norway than in Houston. Irony. Anyway, before I share the transcription on the nature of matter and reality, let me give you some background on the two theories I asked Erik about. Given my mental status and jet lag, the timing of this subject’s complexity is amazing.
Two Theories on Matter
Wave Structure of Matter: All matter comes from spherical standing waves. A standing wave is a wave that may be thought of as two waves traveling in opposite directions. For a particle, this means an incoming wave converges into the center and an outgoing wave comes out of the center, which is just the incoming wave after it travels through the center. Here’s a short video to explain things better.
Vortex Theory: Space is made of something. Matter is made of nothing. Protons, electrons, neutrons, are really holes in space. In 4-D space, protons and electrons are connected by a vortex of 3-D space. The vortex begins as space flows into the proton, then out of it and into 4-D space, then back into the electron where it emerges into 3-D space. A second vortex flows from the electron to the proton in 3-D space, creating the hydrogen atom. These two vortices (one if 3-D, one in 4-D) create a circulating flow containing a fixed volume of space. This circulating volume of 3-D space continually flows from the proton into the 4-D space and then into the electron. Then the electron flows back into 3-D space and into the proton again. All the atoms have vortices connecting the protons and electrons in the periodic table. Stated simply: everything is made of only one thing: space. There is only space and motion. The only thing that exists in the physical universe is the substance of which space is made. Space is not an empty void. It’s a multidimensional substance that everything in the 3-D universe is made of. Matter is energy in motion. When energy moves in a vortex, it gains stability and form. This energy generates time and space. Every vortex has an energy field which creates time and space. So T and S is not external and between things. They are emerging fields from things. When two vortices meet, they create a third vortex which is sensitive to incoming energies: creation. DNA is a model of two vortices meeting. Here’s a video explaining this concept:
Channeling Transcript
Kim: So Elisa, where shall we begin today?
Me: Well, first, I’d like to say hello to my little boy, if he’s there.
Kim (laughing): He’s like, “Whaddya mean, if I’m here!”
Erik: Hey Mom.
Me: Hey Baby. I’m gonna start with a heavy duty one here, so brace yourself.
Erik: “Kay. Bring it on.
Me: I’ve been reading about the physics behind reality, etc, and there are two fascinating theories in particular. One is the Vortex Theory and the other is the Wave Structure of Matter Theory. Now the Wave Structure of Matter Theory says that all matter comes from spherical standing waves. It’s all waves; everything is waves, I guess. The Vortex Theory is similar, but says that electrons, protons, and neutrons are just holes in space and that there are two vortices. The vortex begins as space flows through the hole that is the proton, then out of it into 4-D space, then back into the electron which is in 3-D space. Basically, this flowing between vortices creates matter. I guess there are infinite vortices, of course. Anyway, are any of these, right? In other words, is it the Wave Structure of Matter Theory or the Vortex theory or neither?
Erik: I knew you were going to ask this question, of course, so I had to find some help. Must of missed that lecture in physics class. (He chuckles.) Um, they tell me the Vortex Theory is more elementary, like on a micro scale or something. And, uh, the Wave Structure of Matter Theory is like the bigger picture. Those waves are all vortex based.
Me: So are they pretty much the same thing, but on different levels? Do they agree with each other?
Erik: Well, not totally. The Vortex Theory says that things remain pretty much the same, like two plus two is always gonna equal four. Sure there is flow in and out of these holes in space, but there’s really more to it; things are more fluid. Now, with the Wave Structure of Matter Theory, things are always shifting and in flux. That’s much more in keeping with how the universe is structured.
Me: Are there any parts of the Vortex Theory that are correct?
Erik: Sure, but on an earthly level.
Me: Oh, okay.
Erik: But on a spiritual level, it’s too static to represent the constant changes and shift of the whole picture.
Me: So are all other dimensions created or made from the same stuff whatever it is?
Kim: You mean the spiritual dimension, the earthly dimension?
Me: I guess all of them.
Erik: Yes, all created by the same matter. But Mom, these are such hard questions, because even though the physicists are on the right track, they still think two plus two is four. All that linear and sequential crap gets in the way here. All I can say is that it’s about waves shifting in and out of different dimensions, like flickering in and out of existence: through white holes, black holes, white holes, black holes. Everything flows from creation to stability, creation, stability. That’s really all I know, Mom.
Me: Well good, because I don’t think my brain can take much more!
Erik laughs.
Erik: Oh, and I hear that all this change and this flickering has something to do with the Universe learning and experimenting, so that should really blow a gasket in your mind!
Me: Oh, God!
I have a session with Jamie tomorrow, so I’ll see if Erik has found out any more information on the subject! Glad to be back! Love you all!
