universuri paralele

si daca legile fizicii sunt altele in universul paralel? nu mai existam acolo, nu ne mai intoarcem

Nu,nu cred in existenta a doua luni parelele chiar daca ma facscineaza acest lucru...pentru a exista doua lumi paralele spatiul trebuie sa fie tridimensional si numai gospodinele mai cred că spaţiul este tridimensional; nici un om de ştiinţă care se respectă nu mai suportă o asemenea idee. Totuşi, numărul dimensiunilor suplimentare provoacă

Kahila a scris:

Un univers paralel ar fi Shambala. In istoria Europei medievale este un indiciu elocve nt la existe nta Shambalei. Astfel, pe foarte multe hărţi medievale, găsim

mica_curioasa a scris:

nu cred nimic pana nu am dovada!

Imi doresc pentru tine sa vezi o data o fantoma! Sau mai bine zis iti doresc ca intr-una din nopti cand te dai jos din pat si mergi la bucatarie sa bei apa pe hol,in intuneric,sa-ti apara in fata o entitate care sa faca "Boo!" la tine si sa vezi ce mai crezi atunci! nu serios, pe cine il mananca trebuie scarpinat!

Iar ma-o "legile fizicii" sunt ale fizicii,ale universului fizic...mai pui tu problema unor legi fizice in astral?(de exemplu, ca e un univers paralel cu cel fizic!) :) Chiar,cum o fi sa existe gravitatie in astral? :flowers:

PS: acum nu va inchipuiti universul fizic cu cel astral paralele precum 2 linii...bine punea problema cineva cu cateva posturi in urma: paralele referindu-ne la ce? spatiu? timp? ...evident ca paralele ca si timp!

al33Xutza a scris:

credeti ca exista universuri paralele?

CEEA CE URMEAZA ESTE CATALOGUL/POVESTEA GASITA IN ORASUL ONG HAT DIN NEW JERSEY ... CE ESTE MENIT PENTRU A OFERI NISTE "URME" ALE UNEI COMUNITATI DIN ANII 70 CARE A RESUIT , PRIN CREAREA UNUI "EGG FRACTAL" SA CALATOREASCA IN UNIVERSURI PARALELE ... SI CHIAR SA STABILEASCA COLONII ...

ASTFEL AU INTRAT IN RAZBOIUL DINTRE CEI CE CALATORESC IN U.P. PENTRU A COLONIZA SI TRAI IN BINE...SI ARMATA/SOCIETATI SECRETE CARE DORESC SUPRIMAREA ACESTEI POSIBILITATI SI INCHIDEREA UMANITATII IN ACEST UNIVERS MANIPULAT.

FICTIUNEA SAU ADEVARUL ACESTUI CATALOG ... DESCRIERE ... TINE DE FIECARE DINTRE VOI...

P.S. SE CITESTE CA SI "POVESTE" CAP COADA....SI NU CA SI CATALOG DE CARTI INDIVIDUALE...

acolo unde nu sunt poze...acele carti inca nu au fost gasite...

INCUNABULA

A Catalog of Rare Books, Manuscripts & Curiosa

Conspiracy Theory, Frontier Science & Alternative Worlds

Emory Cranston, Prop.

Incunabulum: cocoon; swaddling clothes; cradle; in-cunae, in the cradle; koiman, put to sleep, winding- sheet; koimetarium (cemetery); printed books before 1501, hence by extension any rare & hermetic book... Introduction

This catalog is a reproduction. This is not a commercial advertisement. ECommerce links to the available books are offered a as courtesy to researchers. Consider this first file an unusually complete bibliography to the story that unravels in the companion files.

No book for sale here was actually printed before 1501, but they all answer to the description " rare and hermetic" - even the mass market paperbacks, not to mention the xeroxes of unpublished manuscripts, which cannot be obtained from any other source!

The symbol INCUNABULA was chosen for our company for it's shape - cocoon, egg-like, gourd-like, the shape of Chaos according to Chaung Tzu. Cradle: beginnings. Sleep: dreams. Silken white sheets of birth and death; books, white pages, the cemetery of ideas.

This catalogue has been put together with a purpose: to alert YOU to a vast cover up, a conspiracy so deep that no other researcher has yet become aware of it (outside certain Intelligence circles, needless to say!) - and so dangerous that the "winding sheet" imagery in our title seems quite appropriate; we know of at least two murders so far in connection with this material.

Unlike other conspiracy theories, such as Hollow earth, Men In Black, cattle mutilation, UFO, Reich & Tesla or what have you, the INCUNABULA Theory harmonizes with genuine frontier quantum mechanics and chaos mathematics, and does not depend on any quack nostrums, psuedoscience or ESP for proof. This will become clear to anyone who takes the trouble to read the background material we recommend and offer for sale.

Because of the unprecedented nature of the INCUNABULA File we have included short descriptions of some of the books, pamphlets, flyers, privately-circulated or unpublished manuscripts, ephemera & curiosa available through us. Some of this is highly inflammable and sexual in nature, so an age statement must be included with each order.

Cash (or stamps) only. No cheques or money orders will be accepted.

Thank You,

Emory Cranston,Prop.

INCUNABULA PRESS

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1. Wolf, Fred Alan.

Parallel Universes: The Search for Other Worlds

(New York, Simon & Schuster, 1988) cloth; 351 pp.; $25

Written by a scientist for non-scientists, simplistic and jokey, makes you feel a bit talked-down-to. Nevertheless Wolf uses his imagination (or other scientists imaginations) so well he seems to hit accidentally on certain truths (unless he knows more than he reveals). For example: the parallel universes must have all come into being simultaneously "at the beginning" in order for quantum uncertainty to exist, because there was no observer present at the Big Bang, thus no way for the Wave Function to collapse and produce one universe out of all the bubbles of possibility (p.174). If an electron can disappear in one universe and appear in another (as suggested by the Everett/Wheeler material), a process called "quantum tunneling", then perhaps information can undergo a similar tunneling effect. Wolf suggests (p. 176) that this might account for certain "psychic phenomenon, altered states of awareness," even ghosts and spirits! Actual travel between worlds must of course involve tunneling by both electrons AND information - any scientist would have predicted as much - but the mention of "altered states" of consciousness is extremely revealing! Elsewhere (p.204), Wolf speculates that a future "highly developed...electronic form of biofeedback" will allow us to observe quantum effects in the electrons of our own bodies, making the enhanced consciousness and the body itself a "time machine" (which is what he calls a device for travel between universes). He comes so close to the truth then shies away! For instance (p.199) he points out that the Wave Function has a value BETWEEN zero and one until it collapses. If the wave function does not collapse, the "thing" it describes exists in two universes simultaneously. How strange of him not to mention that fractal geometry also deals with values between zero and one! As we know the secret of travel between worlds is rooted in the marriage of quantum and chaos, particularly in the elusive mathematics of fractal tesseracts (visualize a 4-dimension Mandelbrot Set - one of the simplest of the trans-dimensional "maps" or "catastrophic topologies"). Wolf appears so unaware of this, we must sadly conclude that he's not part of the conspiracy.

Particularly interesting - and not found in any other material- are Wolf's speculations about schizophrenia. Are schizophrenics receiving information from other worlds? Could a schizoid observer actually observe (in the famous double slit experiments) a wave becoming two particles and then one particle? Or could such an observation be made by an extremely blank and simple-minded watcher (a sort of Zen simpleton perhaps)? If so, the perfect subject for parallel-worlds experiments would be a paradoxically complex simpleton, a "magnetized schizophrenic" who would be aware of the split into two worlds which occurs when a quantum measurement is made. Oddly enough, such a mental state sounds very close to the "positive schizophrenia" of certain extreme psychedelic experiences as well as the meditation-visualization exercises of actual travelers between worlds.

Despite it's flaws, an essential work.

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2. Herbert, Nick.

Quantum Reality

(NAL,1986) Cloth, $40

A masterful and lucid exposition of the different versions of reality logically describable from various interpretations of quantum mechanics. The Everett/Wheeler Theory is here given it's clearest explanation possible in lay persons terms, given the authors awareness (at the time) of experimental verification.

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3. ibid.

Faster Than Light:Superluminal Loopholes in Physics

(NAL,1988) cloth, $30

Some of the theorists who touch on the Many-Worlds "hypothesis" place too much emphasis on time distortions and the implication of "time travel". These of course seem present in the theorems, but in practice have turned out (so far) to be of little consequence. Chaos Theory places much more emphasis on the temporal directionality than most quantum theory (with such exceptions as R. Feynman and his "arrow of time"), and offers strong evidence for the past-present-future evolution that we actually experience. As K.Sohrawardi puts it, "the universe is in a state of Being, true, but that state is not static in the way suggested by the concept of 'reversibility' in Classical physics. The 'generosity' of Being, so to speak, is becoming, and the result is not reversibility but multiplicity, the unmeasurable resonant chaos-like fecundity of creation. "Nevertheless, Herbert's second book is a brilliant speculative work - and it led him directly to a certain circle of scientists and body of research concerned with dimensional travel, rather than "time travel," with the result that his third book (see next item) finally struck paydirt.

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4. "Jabir ibn Hayaan" (Nick Herbert).

Alternate Dimensions

(publication suppressed by Harper & Row, 1989); bound uncorrected galleys, 179pp. $100. (We have 5 sets of proofs for sale, after which only Xerox copies will be available at $125)

While working on Faster Than Light Herbert came into contact with one of the "travel cults" operating somewhere in California, perhaps one with a sufiistic slant ("Jabir ibn Hayaan" was a famous 10th century sufi alchemist); according to the preface of Alternate Dimensions, which is irritatingly vague and suggestive, this group seems to have trained him and sent him on at least one trip to America2. Herbert suggests that he already had so much experience of altered states of consciousness and ability to visualize complex space/time geometries that only a minimum of "initiatic" training proved necessary.

In any case, despite it's vagueness and brevity, this book is the most accurate and thoroughly-informed work on travel between worlds in our entire collection. So far we have been unable to obtain any deep theoretical work, and only a few papers dealing with practical aspects - but Herbert provides a magnificent overview of the entire field. Written for the lay person, with his usual clear and succint approach to theory, Herbert's is the first "popular" study to make all the basic links: the Everett/Wheeler hypothesis, Bell's Theorem, the E/R Bridge, fractal geometry and chaos math, cybernetically-enhanced biofeedback, psychotropic and shamanic techniques, crystallography, morphogenetic field theory, catastrophe topology,etc.

Of course he's strongest in discussing the quantum aspects of travel, less sure when dealing with the math outside his field, and most inspiring when describing (pp.98-101) visualization techniques and "embodied ecstasy" (ex-stasis, "standing outside" the body; hence embodied ecstasy paradoxically describes the transdimensional experience).

Herbert makes no claim to understand the traveling itself, and goes so far as to suggest that even the (unnamed) pioneers who made the first breakthroughs may not have completely understood the process, any more than the inventor of the steam engine understood Classical physics (p.23). This definitely ties in with what we know about the persons in question.

Unfortunately the six illustrations promised in the table of contents are not included in the galleys - one of them was a "Schematic for a Trans-dimensional Express" which might be worth killing for! - and the publishers claim that Herbert never supplied the illustrations. They refuse to say why they suspended publication of Alternate Dimensions and in fact at first denied ever having handled such a title! Moreover Herbert has apparently dropped out of sight; if he hasn't met with foul play, he may have returned permanently to Earth2.

We regret having to sell copies of a flawed book for such an outrageous price; we'd like to publish a mass market edition affordable by all - but if Harper & Row ever find out what we're doing, we'll need the money for court costs and lawyers' fees! So get it while you can - this is THE indispensable background work for understanding the Conspiracy.

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5. Thomsen, Dietrick E.

"A Knowing Universe Seeking to be Known"

(Xerox offprint from Science News, Vol.123, 1983); $5

Unwittingly demonstrates the resonance between quantum reality theory and the sufism of (for example) "the Greatest Shaykh" Ibn'Arabi, who discusses in his Bezels of Wisdom a saying attributed to God by Mohammed (but not in the Koran): "I was a hidden treasure and I wanted (lit.'loved') to be known; so I created the universe, that I might be known."

5a. We also have a few offprints (at the same price) of Thomsen's witty "Quanta at Large: 101 Things TO DO with Schrodinger's Cat" (op.cit,129,1986).

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6. DeWitt, Bryce S. & Neill Graham.

The Many Worlds Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics

(Princeton, NJ, 1973); cloth, $50

The standard (and far from "easy"!) work on the Everett/Wheeler hypothesis - a bible for the early pioneers.

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7. Cramer, John G.

"Alternate Universes II"

(Analog, Nov. 1984)

A popularization of the Theory by a prominent physicist - no knowledge of the Conspiracy is detectable. We're selling copies of the SciFi mag itself for $10 each.

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8. Greenberg, D.M., ed.

New Techniques & Ideas in Quantum Measurement Theory

(Vol. 480 Annals of the NY Academy of Sciences, 1986); cloth, $50

Contains the valuable if somewhat whimsical article by D.Z. Albers,"How to take a Photograph of Another Everett World". Also the very important "Macroscopic Quantum Tunneling at Finite Tempatures" by P.Hanggi (we suspect him of being a Conspiracy member).

This document is still being sought out...

9. (Anonymous).

Course Catalog for 1978-79, Institute of Chaos Studies and Imaginal Yoga (no address);

Xerox of mimeographed flyer, 7pp, $15

An in-house document from the Institute where the first breakthrough was attained (probably in the late winter or early spring of 1979) - therefore, although it makes no overt mention of Travel or the Egg, the Catalog is of prime importance for an understanding of the intellectual and historical background of the event.

According to an unreliable source (see ESCAPE FROM EARTH PRIME!, #15 in this list), the Institute was located somewhere in Duchess County, New York, where the founder and director, Dr. Kamadev Sohrawardi, was employed by IBM in the 1960's, "dropped out" and began investigations into "consciousness physics"; it is also claimed that Sohrawardi was a Bengali of mixed English, Hindu and Moslem origin, descended from an old sufi family, and initiated into Tantra. All this disagrees with clues in other sources and is perhaps not to be trusted. Other groups take credit for the Breakthrough, and sohrawardi may have been a fraud - but we're convinced that the Catalog is authentic and Sohrawardi's claim the most certain.

At first glance, the Catalog appears an example of late-hippy/early-New-Age pretentiousness. Thus there are courses in "Visions of Color & Light in Sufi Meditation," "Inner Alchemy in Late Taoism," "Metaphysics of the Ismaili 'Assassins,'" , "Imaginal Yoga & the Psychotoplogy of the Imagination," "Hermetic & Neo-Pagan Studies," (apparently based on Golden Dawn teachings), "Visualization Techniques in Javanese Sorcery," "Stairways to Heaven: Shamanic Trance & the Mapping of Consciousness," "Stirner, Nietzsche & Stone age Economy: An Examination of Non-Authoritarian Hunter/Gatherer Societies,", and - interestingly enough! - "Conspiracy Theory".

The "shamanic" course may have been a blind for research in psychotropic drugs, including such exotica asahuasca (yage, harmaline), ibogaine, yohimbine, Telepathine and Viatmin K, as well as the more standard psychedelicatessan of the late 70's.

However, the Catalog also contains amazing courses in frontier science, any combination of which could have provided the key or final puzzle-bit to the Breakthrough: apparently Sohrawardi taught or supervised most of them. Thus "The Universe in a Grain of Sand" promised information on models of brain activity, cybernetically-enhanced feedback, Sheldrake's morphogenetic field theory, Rene' Thom's Catastrophic Theory as applied to consciousness, lucid-dreaming research, John Lilly's work on "altered states" and other mind-related topics. Then in "Strange Attractors & the Mathematics of Chaos," Sohrawardi discussed discussed matters unknown outside of the margins of academia till the mid-80's,and made the astounding prediction that Chaos in the macroscopic world somehow be found to mirror Uncertainty in the microscopic or Quantum World, a truth still unrecognized in "official" scientific circles today.He felt that n-dimensional strange attractors could be used to model the quantum behavior of particles/waves, and that the "so-called collapse of the wave function" could actually be mapped with certain bizarre ramifications of Thom's catastrophic topology. Making references to work by Ilya Prigogine which was still being circulated in private "preprint" or samizdat form at the time, Sohrawardi suggests that "creative chaos" (as opposed to "deterministic" or entropic chaos) provides the link that will unify Relativity, Quantum, Complexity and consciousness itself into a new science.

Finally in his "Advanced Seminar on Many Worlds," he states baldly that the alternative universes predicted by Relativity (Black Hole Theory) are the same as the many worlds predicted by Quantum, are the same as fractal dimensions revealed in Chaos! This one-page course description is the closest thing we have to an explanation of why travel to other worlds actually works. Hence the Catalog is an indispensable document for the serious student of the Conspiracy.

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10. Beckenstein, J.

"Black holes & Entropy"

(Xerox offprint from Physical Review, Vol.D7, 1973; 28pp), $15

An early (pre-Breakthrough) speculation with suggestive hints about quantum and chaos-as-entropy - although no knowledge of actual Chaos Theory is demonstrated. This paper was referred to in an in-house memo from the Inst. for Chaos Studies & Imaginal Yoga, believed to have been composed by K.Sohrawardi himself (see #9).

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11. Sohrawardi,Dr Kamadev.

"Pholgiston & the Quantum Aether"

(Offprint from the J. of Paranormal Physics, Vol.XXII, Bombay, 1966), $40

An early paper by Sohrawardi, flooded with wild speculations about quantum and oriental spirituality, probably dating from the period when he was still working for IBM, but making visits to Millbrook, nearby in Duchess Co., and participating in the rituals of the League of spiritual discovery under Dr.Timothy Leary, and the psychedelic yoga of Bill Haines' Sri Ram Ashram, which shared Leary's headquarters on a local millionaires estate. The basic insight concerns the identity of Everett/Wheeler's "many worlds" and the "other worlds" of sufism, tantrik Hinduism and Vajrayana Buddhism. At the time, Sohrawardi apparently believed he could "prove" this by reviving the long-dead theories of phlogiston and aether in the light of quantum discoveries! (Phlogiston Theory - based on the thinking of the sufi alchemist Jabir ibn Hayaan - the original Jabir - was propounded seriously in the 18th century to unify heat and light as "one thing".) Totally useless as science, this metaphor nevertheless inspired Sohrawardi's later and genuinely important work on alternate realities.

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12. ibid.

"Zero Work & Psychic Paleolithism"

East Village Other, Vol.IV #4 (Dec.1968)

Xerox reprint, single sheet 11 1/2 x 17 $5

Unfortunately no scientific speculations, but a fascinating glimpse into the political background of the inventor of Travel (or rather, one of the inventors). Making reference to French Situationist and Dutch "Provo" ideas which helped spark the "Events" and upheavals of Spring '68 all over Europe and America, Sohrawardi looks forward to a world without "the alienating prison of WORK," restored to the "oneness with Nature of the Old Stone Age" and yet somehow based on "green technology and quantum weirdness."

Wild and wooly as it is, this text nevertheless poses a fascinating scientific question in the light of the author's later accomplishments - a question still unanswered. All the "First Breakthroughs" we know of with any degree of certainty (those in New York, California, and Java - the actual sequence is unclear) without exception entered parallel worlds without human inhabitants, virtual forest-worlds. Most science fiction predicated other worlds almost like ours, populated by "us," with only a few slight differences, worlds "close" to ours. Instead-no people!

Why?

Two possible explanations:

1. We cannot enter worlds containing "copies" of ourselves without causing paradox and violating the consistency principle of the "megaverse" - hence only wild (or feral) worlds are open to Travel.

2. Other worlds exist, in a sense, only as probabilities; in order to "become fully real" they must be observed. In effect, the parallel universes are observer-created, as soon as a traveler "arrives" in one of them. Sohrawardi wanted a Paleolithic world of endless forest, plentiful game and gathering, virgin, empty but slightly haunted - therefore, that's what he got! Either explanation raises problems in the light of what actually happened; perhaps there is a third, as yet unsuspected.

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13. (Anonymous).

Ong's Hat: A Color Brochure of the Institute of Chaos Studies

(photocopy of the original color brochure) $25

*Note - I am in the process of putting this into an ASCII file that will be available here or in my home directory. This is the only rare pamphlet from this series that I have been able to procure besides Alternate Dimensions. - Joseph Matheny (07-23-92)

This bizarre document, disguised as a brochure for a New Age health retreat, reveals some interesting information about the activities of Sohrawardi's group or a closely-associated group, a fairly accurate description of the Egg is provided, as well as a believable account of the first (or one of the first) Breakthroughs. However, everything else in the pamphlet is sheer disinformation. The New Jersey Pine Barrens were never a center of alternate-worlds research, and all the names in the text are false. A non-existent address is included. Nevertheless, highly valuable for background.

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14. "Sven Saxon".

The Stone Age Survivalist

(Loompanics, UnLtd., Port Townsend, WA 1985), Pb, $20

"Imagine yourself suddenly plunked down buck-naked in the middle of a large dark forest with no resources except your mind," says the preface."What would you do?"

What indeed? and who could possibly care? - except a trans-dimensional traveler! Loompanics specializes in books on disappearances and survival involving a good deal of escapist fantasy - but as we know, this situation is all too real for the Visitor to Other Worlds.

Part I: Flint-knapping, an excellent illustrated handbook of Paleolithic tool-production; II Zero-tech hunting and trapping; III, Gathering (incl. a materia medica); IV, Shelter; V, Primitive warfare; VI,Man & Dog: trans-species symbiosis; VII, Cold weather survival; VIII, Culture ("Sven" recommends memorizing a lot of songs, poems and stories - and ends by saying "Memorize this book - 'cause you can't take it with you." Where is Mr.Saxon now, we wonder?).

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15. Balcombe, Harold S.

Escape From Earth Prime!

(Foursquare Press, Denver, Colo., 1986), Pb, $15

This - unfortunately! - is the book that blew the lid off the Conspiracy for the first time. We say "Unfortunately" because ESCAPE!, to all appearances, is a piece of unmitigated paranoid pulp tripe. Written in breathless ungrammatical subFortean prose, unfootnoted and nakedly sensationalistic, the book sank without trace, ignored even by the kook- conspiracy fringe; we were able to buy out unsold stock from the vanity press which published it, just before they went out of business and stopped answering their mail.

Balcombe (whom we've been unable to trace and who may have "vanished"), is the author of one other book we've seen - but are not offering for sale - called "Drug Lords from the Hollow Earth" (1984) in which he claims that the CIA obtained LSD and cocaine from Dero-flying-saucer-nazis from beneath Antarctiac. So much for his credentials. How he got hold of even a bit of the authentic Other Worlds story is a miracle.

According to Balcombe,the first breakthrough was due not solely to K.Soharawardi - despite his importance as a theoretician - but also a "sinister webwork of cultists, anarchists, commies, fanatical hippies and renegade traitor scientists who made fortunes in the drug trade" (p.3). Balcombe promises to name names, and out of the welter of rant and slather, some hard facts about the pioneers actually emerge.

Funding (and some research) emanated in the 70's from a "chaos cabal" of early Silicon Valley hackers interested in complex dynamical systems, randomicity, and chance, and-gambling! - as well as a shadowy group of "drug lords" (Balcombe's favorite term of abuse), with connections to certain founders of the Discordian Illuminati. Money was channelled through a cult called the Moorish Orthodox Church, a loose knit confederation of jazz musicians, oldtime hipsters, white "sufis" and black moslems, bikers and street dealers (see" A Heresologist's Guide to Brooklyn", #24 in this list) who came into contact with Sohrawardi in Millbrook in the mid-60's.

Sohrawardi was a naive idealist and somewhat careless about his associations. He received clandestine support from people who were in turn connected to certain Intelligence circles with an interest in psychedelic and fringe mind-science. According to Balcombe this was not the CIA (MK-ULTRA) but an unofficial offshoot of several groups with Masonic connections! The Conspiracy was penetrated almost from the start, but was actually encouraged in the hope of gleaning useful information about parallel worlds, or at least about the "mental conditioning techniques" developed as part of the basic research.

By the mid-70's, Sohrawardi and his various cohorts and connections (now loosely referred to as "the Garden of Forked Paths" or GFP) had become aware of the Intelligence circles (now loosely grouped as "Probability Control Force" or PCF) and had in turn planted double-agents, and gone further underground. In 1978 or 79 an actual device for trans-dimensional Travel, the "Egg" (also called the Cocoon or the Cucurbit, which means both gourd and alchemical flask) was developed in deepest secrecy, probably at Sohrawardi's institute in Upstate New York, certainly not at a branch lab supposedly hidden away in the NJ Pine Barrens near the long-vanished village of Ong's Hat (see #13 in this list), since no such lab ever existed, nor does it exist now, despite what some fools think.

The PCF were unable to obtain an Egg for several years and did not succeed in Breakthrough until (Balcombe believes) 1982. The California groups, however, began Egg-production and broke through (into "BigSur2") in early 1980 (again, Balcombe's chronology). (Balcombe clearly knows nothing of the situation in Java.)

It remains unclear whether the East Coast and West Coast groups both entered the same alternate world, or two different but similar worlds. Communication between the two outposts has so far proved impossible because, as it happens, the Egg will not transport non-sentient matter. Travellers arrive Over There birth-naked in a Stone Age world - no airplanes, no radio, no clothes ... no fire and no tools! Only the Egg, like a diamond Faberge easter gift designed by Dali, alone in the midst of "Nature naturing". Balcombe includes a dim out-of-focus photo of an Egg, and claims that the machine is part computer but also partly- living crystal, like virus or DNA, and also partly "naked quantumstuff".

Eggs are costly to produce, so the early pioneers had to return after each sortie and forego permanent settlement on E2 until a cheaper mode of transport could be discovered. However, emigration via the Egg proved possible when the "tantrik" or "double-yolk" effect was discovered: two people (any combination of age, gender, etc.) can Travel by Egg while making love, especially if one of the pair has already done the trip a few times and "knows the way" without elaborate visualization techniques and so forth. Balcombe has a field day with this juicy information and spends an entire chapter (VIII) detailing the "perversions" in use for this purpose. Talent for Travel ranges from brilliant to zero - probably no more than 15% of humanity can make it, although the less-talented and even children can be "translated" by the tantrik technique - and extensive training methods have somewhat improved the odds. California2 now contains about 1000 emigrants scattered along the coast, and the eastern settlements add up to 500 or 600. A few children have been born "over there" - some can Travel, some can't, although the talented percentage seems greater than among the general population of Earth-prime. And being "stuck" on E2 is no grave punishment in any case!, unless you object to the Garden of Eden and the "original leisure society" of the Paleolithic flintknappers.

Balcombe claims that the PCF was severely disappointed by the sentience "law" of Travel, since they had hoped to use the parallel worlds as a weapons-delivery system! Nevertheless they continued to experiment, hoping for a more "mechanistic" technique; meanwhile they devote their efforts to (a) suppressing all information leaks, (b) plotting against the independent GFP and infiltrating the E2 settlements,

8) :flowers: :P

Si pentru cei ce nu stiu engleza, un rezumat, se poate?

mihaela1 a scris:

:roll:

Si pentru cei ce nu stiu engleza, un rezumat, se poate?

ma apucasem eu o data sa fac un rezumat...dar m-a apucat "panica" pe la mijloc...cand am ajuns la partea cu schizofrenicul folosit drept cobai... :think:

si on topic...fiecare traieste in universul lui paralel. ne mai intersectam din cand in cand in functie de "sincronicitatea" fiecaruia.

...din lista de mai sus...

"with "complex conjugate wave theory" in quantum mechanics, which hypothesizes that the "present" (the megaverse "now") is the result of the meeting of two infinite quantum probabililty waves, one moving from past to future, the other moving from future to past - that space/time is an interference effect of these two waves - and that the many worlds are bubbles on this shoreline!"

...fragmentul asta de "informatie".......este fluid... :think:

Da, fie si numai in visele sau in imaginatia noastra. Ceea ce se petrece in mintea noastra cand dormim noaptea si visam, sau cand am dori sa fim in alta parte decat suntem si ne imaginam acolo. Fie si numai atat.

Nu stiu daca in realitate exista lumi paralele.........dar mie mi-a placut serialul pe aceasta tema....