In quantum vacuum, time we measure with clocks is the numerical order of material change. In quantum vacuum the "past", the "present" and the "future" exist as a numerical order of change only. A numerical order has no duration of its own. A duration of a numerical order of change comes into existence through being measured with clocks by the observer. The observer's act of measuring creates time as duration of material change. In this view, time has lost its status of a physical quantity in which material changes take place, but it has gained a status of a numerical mathematical order of material changes. This view of time corresponds better to the physical world and has more explanatory power in describing gravity as an immediate phenomenon carried directly by the 3D quantum vacuum.
Einstein’s Timeless Universe
The Foundation for Cosmic Religiousness
Amrit Srečko Šorli Nirvikar
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Letter from Jim E. Collard: Amrit,
I live in Mexico now, Oaxaca. My only study is Chinese for the possibility of a trip and some research into the ancient literature. In Mexico I studied ethnology and went to Peru (where I discovered early man's daily life of the sacred - the spiritual connection to Nature. I met amautas (guru's) and learned enough to understand your amazing premise (consciousness) Previously I had been exposed to Indian and Thibetan philosophy in England). You, Amrit, with your scientific understanding to connect the spiritual to the physical, are ahead of both worlds. And to read about eternity in the moment - that was a revelation. Of course it's true. That's what the seers and saints really meant about eternal life. And to WATCH your thoughts. I'd read that but no one had said that you'd feel the sacredness of it. Now I get a total enjoyment to stand back and watch the mind producing its ideas.
I'll be pleased to write my opinion of your book, amauta, but how many people even believed that time was in the moment.
Jim
Srečko Šorli Amrit Nirvikar unfolds an essential fact: the consciousness as a fundamental scientific research tool!, ... to reveal the sacred nature of the Universe. I recommend this book.
Prof. Jose' Luis Lo'pez-Bonilla, Theoretical physicists, Ph.D.
From Einstein's Cosmic Religiousness to Cosmic Consciousness, Srečko Šorli Nirvikar, in tune with D. Peat and F. Capra, shows that an ecologic view of the world passes through a new unitary view of Space, Time and Mind.
Ignazio Licatga, theoretical physicist, Ph.D.
Srečko Šorli Nirvikar’s book “Einstein’s timeless universe: the foundation for cosmic religiousness” explores in a brilliant and incisive way interesting frontiers of scientific research by suggesting a relevant holistic picture that has the merit to see space, matter, life and consciousness as elements of a one universal process. The holistic picture portrayed by Srečko Šorli Nirvikar is creating a deep vital link between the natural sciences and the cognitive sciences. From cosmo-biology to cosmo-sociology to the overcoming of the division between material world and spiritual world, consciousness emerges as the fundamental entity and implies that a timeless experience of oneness is the real goal of both science and religion. With a language characterized by great clearness, the author shows that the development of consciousness can lead to a suggestive integration of scientific and religious experiences, to a real cosmic religiousness that is based on the individual experience of the sacred timeless and unitary nature of the universe.
Davide Fiscaletti, theoretical physicist, Bsc, Ms
In times of increasing diversification and fragmentation of science it is of great value to have a work that tries to unite so different human disciplines as there are physics and a profound spiritual thought. The work is well established in physics and yet goes far beyond its framework into the realms of human mind and consciousness. It tries to build a bridge between the objective science and subjective experiencing, it tries to reveal their common denominator. Here, the most important item is the disillusionment about the reality of time in physics as well as in our own subjective interpretation of events. It enlightens both these areas of human searching and thinking.
Prof. Igor Jerman, theoretical biologist, Ph.D.
