Yes! I learned the “big bang” was actually a big sham years ago.
It’s nice to see this failed theory finally being disproven to
more mainstream scientists. This may be “inspiring panic among
astronomers”, but it is inspiring excitement to me! They are in
the process of recognizing some challenging truths: that what they
thought was true is actually not, that they have been lied to and
have lied to others, and that reality is quite different than what
they believed. Their faith in science is being checked by the
recognition that they are not as correct or smart as they thought. This is a valuable learning process.
It is revolutionary
when established dogmas are finally let go, like the false belief
that the sun revolved around Earth, or that Earth was flat (the
recent resurgence of this idea further demonstrates that many people
are not as intelligent as they like to think). Knowing how things
REALLY are is essential to better living. Inaccurate views hinder
our abilities and keep us ignorant. Imagine thinking that every time
it rained meant that the gods were crying about something. Imagine
being in a jungle mistakenly thinking that the droning
sounds of insects were instead ghosts. Hopefully these are silly
ideas to you, but if someone thought they were true, you can see how
it would represent a severe limitation in understanding how things
actually work. That is how absurd and childish the idea of a “big
bang” seems to those who know better.
Here is a quote on
the subject that I came across years ago from a very revered channel,
Darryl Anka:
“You
have in your reality these scientists who talk about the beginning of
the universe. And they talk about it as what you call a ‘big
bang’. What we discovered far down the line is the idea that it’s
not really a big bang. I know it looks like the universe is
expanding from your point of view in physical reality. But what
we’ve discovered is that everything is here and now, everything is
the same point from a different point of view. So rather than a big
bang, which we understand is how you see it from your perspective,
the idea is to imagine that it’s all still that infinitesimal
point. It’s not so much that it exploded into everything that you
see, but that it simply remained the same size and shattered into an
infinite number of shards within it. It did not increase in size; in
a sense it actually imploded inward. But the idea is that all of
those shards that it shattered into while still remaining that
infinitesimal point, all those shards are you and me and everything
in creation. We are all reflections of each other. We are all the
infinite shattered shards, and we all reflect to each other what we
each need to know.”
Human
consciousness is evolving beyond limited thinking and definitions of
space-time. Time and the universe are not linear, but infinite,
simultaneous, holographic. But how we define things is how we
experience them, so those who think linearly perceive their reality
that way, even if that is not really correct. There is much more for
many people to “unlearn”. We have been artificially constrained
and manipulated through “education” and media with other
misinterpretations and inaccurate definitions. The bright side is
that people learning they are wrong means they are learning! Another
truth that many have yet to discover is that we have NEVER been alone
in the universe, or on this planet. That incorrect idea also
reflects great ignorance, and learning just how untrue it is
radically changes perception. Fortunately this paradigm is also
changing, and humans are waking up to a much greater reality by
letting go of negative, faulty belief systems which collectively hold
us back.
