Science

Theories of Universal Order & Function

Cosmology provides the primary basis for our theoretical system of market order and scientific analysis. However, our approach to Cosmology is not quite the same as what is considered by the mainstream academic community, wherein cosmology has really just become a form of astrophysics combined with the theoretical physics of force unification and singularity. In our analysis, which looks more towards the ancient and alternative definitions of the subject, there is much more to cosmology than the mere analysis of several categories of scientific inquiry. In our approach to Cosmology, a term initially invented by the great Pythagoras, we consider ALL elements of the universe, which includes consciousness and the mind.

While modern scientific cosmology could be considered to be purely materialistic in its orientation, Pythagorean, Esoteric, Eastern, Ancient or metaphysical theories of cosmology hold an opposite position which would generally be considered as idealism vs. the modern materialism. In such a perspective rather than positing matter as the primary basis of reality, idealism would posit mind or consciousness as the underlying field or basis of all universal form, which is nothing more than a more condensed or compressed coagulation of subtle substance. In the same way, modern science, while digging for the most fundamental component of matter finds nothing but space and energy, and as yes is relatively unable to define exactly what that energy is.

In fact, with the recent understanding of dark energy and dark matter, the matter which comprises the basis modern materialistic cosmology accounts for only 4% of the mass of the universe, with another 23% being what is called “dark matter” and the remaining 72% being “dark energy”. Essentially, here we see that materialistic theories of science can only account for 4% of universal mass with their limited theories. The cosmology of Idealism is able to account for this “missing” mass through its far more sophisticated and vast universal theories of multiple planes of being and consciousness which exist on subtler levels than pure matter, which would easily account for this missing mass and energy.

Further, the systems of Ancient and alternative cosmology posit a relationship between mind and matter that is completely nonexistent in the materialistic theories. In idealistic theories, since matter is an extension of subtle planes of energetic consciousness fields, these field both permeate and control the more gross forms of matter. This leads to a far more integrated and sophisticated system of symbiotic relationship between the spectrum of contents of the cosmos. Our collection of works on cosmological systems particularly focusing on those of the ancients, or of modern alternative theories of the universe and its functions and relationships. There are many systems of cosmology that have been rejected or ignored by modern science, often incorrectly. We preserve these systems which important ideas or premises that are still worth serious consideration.