#inthought - The Reality of Objects

Simple observation will prove to us that reality is a rigid and fixed structural motif that changes very little with time. The change we may observe is the change of birth, growth, thriving and eventually death of living organisms; when we observe static or solid objects, whether natural or man made, it would seem like time takes its toll on them and gradually wears out its original luster, uniqueness or shine. That is to say, we know objects are solid because one of its properties inherent to its material goes through some kind of wear, tear, degradation or some other withering of the structural form.Never do they seem to be born, grow, thrive...

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#inthought - Perception

#inthought with perception I'd like to touch on a bit about perception, it came to me as I realised that for most of the topics I will be talking about, we will need an understanding of perception, deep at its core and what it really is. This would put things into context for understanding of the some of the concepts to be outlined. I always like to start with a quote, mostly because it puts the idea into context, it also confirms the observation as has been by others, since most of these articles are just postulations created from my observations and learning as accumulation of knowledge. "What is perception, what is seeing? How do you see that tree? Look at it for the moment. With what sight do you see it? Is it solely an optical observation, just looking at the tree with the optical...

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#inthought - Everything as Energy

"Everything is essentially energy" this is a quote that has been seen passing around through the pages of the interwebs, and there has been no proof who the original Author of the quote was but it has mostly been attributed to Albert Einstein. This is not the important part, what is important is what the statement is trying to share as a trail of thought. Why would Einstein be attributed to this quote? my 2cents: I will say this with a scientific mind, this is an easy base for understanding, as in my view science is the observation of our physical reality in broken bits. We break it up to study it, and then eventually compile the whole. When observing everything, all that is happening is simply looking, looking at everything, matter, objects, plants, insects, trees, everything came into...

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