In an attempt not to be redundant, I will refer you back to all posts that discuss yin and yang: YIN, YANG AND BEYONG!, HIGGS AND CREATION, WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH MATTER,
PARTICLE FEVER, THE COMPLETE THEORY OF NOTHING, and UNDERSTANDING THE QUANTUM. It would have been more convenient if I knew everything that I know now when I first started writing this blog. Then, I could condense all this information in one long post and I wouldn't have to keep adding on. Convenience aside, fortunately one thing leads to another and the more I write and think about these topics the more insights I get. So here goes:
Every naturally formed object, from protons, neutrons, atoms, molecules, cells, multi-celled organisms, planets, stars, galaxies and the universe itself, is more yang at the center and more yin at the periphery. Yang is that force that contracts into itself. It pulls every part of an object toward the center (mass) and also pulls everything surrounding the object toward the center (gravity). Pure yang is a force, not a thing. Things emanate from forces, rather than forces emanating from things. Things, the physical universe, every observable phenomena, is a result of the interplay of yang with yin. Yin is expansive. Yin is also not in the physical universe. It moves at infinite speed, so is inconceivably fast and absolutely still at the same time, since it takes no time for yin to traverse the universe and return to the same identical space. There is also no matter, no thingness to yin; so there is no friction or inertia to impede its velocity, and no separation between one part of pure yin and another. Pure yin is everywhere that pure yang and yin and yang that is already bound (the physical universe) is not. It exists in all the interstices between yin and yang combinations that we call particles. It instantly surrounds pure yang whenever pure yang is unbound and keeps pure yang from contracting into itself and from combining with the nearest large pure yang. In the same way, pure yang at the center of an object keeps pure yin from dispersing at infinite speed through the universe. Yin and yang do not so much attract each other as they entrap each other. The real attraction is between smaller yang and larger yang. The seeming resistance between yang and yang, which in some cases is called 'Coulumb's Law,' is really the strength of the yin force surrounding each object and resisting their union.
While yang is referred to, variously, as mass or gravity; there is little acknowledgement in Western physics for the yin force. Expansion is seen as a residue of the Big Bang. Yet the expansive force was there in an extremely contracted form prior to the Big Bang. The Big Bang did not create the expansive force, it liberated it. The expansive force, yin, is spread everywhere. We function within the yin force, yet it is so dispersed and ubiquitous that we do not notice it. Everything grows out from the center. So we are born in a yang state with yin forces bounded by yang and holding yin back. When yin gets strong enough it bursts through and we get rapid expansion. This is true in all explosions including the Big Bang and in the explosive growth of every living thing.
When yin and yang combine they form spirals. Experientially, we are a combination of yin and yang. When we are too yang, we are too concentrated, too focused, too tense. We are obsessed with time and have little patience. We urgently want to accomplish things, but in our urgency we may create difficulties for ourselves by offending others, or lacking the flexibility to deal with any obstacles to our goals. When we are too yin we cannot focus, have lots of circular thoughts and laziness. When we do manage to entertain a goal, we cannot accomplish it because we are quickly distracted by whatever is happening in the space around us. A balanced person is one who achieves her goals by staying with them and, at the same time, having the flexibility to adjust to whatever stumbling blocks there are along the way. The goals one chooses are also reflective of yin and yang.
The real attraction in the universe is not yin to yang, but small yang to larger yang. When yang is liberated, it is instantly surrounded by yin. Yin keeps yang from combining with the nearest stronger yang and keeps the strongest yang from twisting into itself and disappearing into an alternate universe. Yin and yang entrap each other, rather than attract each other. The balance of yin pushing away from yang, but unable to escape the power of yang, and yang pulling in against yin, but not able to contract everything into itself because of the power of yin; this balance creates the illusion of particles and larger things. Things have dimension because of yin. Things have boundaries because of yang.
Yin is too dispersed for us to notice. All noticeable force is yang. What we call mass is yang, the inward pull of an object. Mass is not a function of matter. Matter is an illusion of yang force bound by yin force. There is a space between the inward pull of yang and the outward push of yin. The inward pull of yang is too strong in this space, so anything that enters it is crushed into yang, which combines with the central yang that is already there, and yin, which either becomes bound by the peripheral yin of the object, if more yin is needed to make balance with the yang core, or is expelled. We cannot observe this expelled yin unless it is attached to some yang. The smallest amount of yang that could be attached to expelled yin is that which is found in electro-magnetic waves and light. This tiny amount of yang is too weak to be detected in our atmosphere, but it is the reason that light bends when passing larger stars and the center of galaxies.
Yang is also not a thing. At the center of black holes is nothing, no thing. The yang force is so strong there that all atoms and molecules are crushed into their yin and yang elements. There is a black hole at the center of every galaxy. The galaxy is the yin periphery of the central black hole. At the center of the universe is a black hole. All the galaxies of the universe are the yin periphery of this central black hole. That is why the universe is over 95 billion light years in diameter. Everything moves at light speed, but yin, which is not a thing, moves at infinite speed. The event horizon of the central black hole of the universe is a sphere 67 billion light years in diameter. The physical universe surrounds this event horizon and is the outer layer of this sphere, fourteen billion light years deep.
Negative particles, like electrons, move at light speed, and keep moving in all directions until they come upon an imbalanced particle with which they can make balance, like mosquitoes frantically moving in every direction looking for something that they can eat. But negative does not attract positive. Negative is attracted to positively imbalanced particles. Once the yin buffer is balanced with the yang center, then yin tries to pull away from the yang center.
Pure yang is the source of all energy. It is also the hand tool of the Atman, the cosmic consciousness, Infinity, or whatever you prefer to call it. I will use God. God places a certain strength of yang and a certain shape of yang and a spiral of yin instantly surrounds it. We know a sub atomic particle is there because we can identify a certain spin, a certain mass and a certain charge in a discrete area. This measurement is a result of whatever instrument we are using to make this measurement, which has the power to collapse a wave (which is a particle in its more yin state) into a particle (which is a particle in its more yang state). There is no wave/particle duality. Everything is a wave until we particularize it with our measuring devices. Our measuring devices include the tandem of human brains, eyes and nervous systems. We collapse waves into particles. Every species has their own way of doing that. So every species sees a different universe, and defines the objects of the universe in a species specific way. A species is a way of experiencing the universe.
The embryological development of any organism is a system of moving yang objects from the center toward the periphery. Every organism has their own ways of organizing yin energy to carry these yang objects away from the center. Once they are moved away, they are surrounded by their own yin periphery and the organism becomes more complex. With the consumption of more yin and yang energy (nutrients) the embryo then has enough yin energy to move the new added yang energy even more toward the periphery where it is again surrounded by a yin buffer and new outposts are formed.
Everything is spinning. Take a weighted rope and spin it in your hand so that it makes a circle. You can feel the centrifugal force of the spinning rope in the palm of your hand. But you are keeping the rope on its circular path by exerting a countering centripedal force in your thumb. The spin of an object, as measured, is the spin of the yin periphery. But it is held in place by the centripedal force exerted by the yang center. This is not measured as spin. It is measured as mass. Without a physical rope or a physical hand, this is exactly what is happening in every atom and subatomic particle, every solar system, every galaxy, and in the entire universe.
There is no dark matter or dark energy. These are two constructs to try to explain the discrepancies between calculations based on a Big Bang explosion and the actual movement of matter. What is neglected is the enormous black hole in the center of the universe. The great pull of that black hole slows down the expansion of every galaxy near it. That is the explanation that eludes the scientists who created 'dark matter.' Every galaxy much farther away from the central black hole moves away much faster, which is the explanation that eludes the scientists who created 'dark energy.' All our calculations, including the speed of light, are made from our perspective, feeling the expansive force as we feel it, as measured against the contractive force of the central black hole, as we feel it.
If God interferes in your life, He/She/It/We makes a subtle adjustment to the yang energy at your center. That adjustment causes a shift in the entire yin periphery of your organism. Your energy is liberated, your love is liberated, and the things that you desire are no longer limited to the selfish dreams that you previously had. There is a name for this in every religion. In Christianity it is called, 'being touched by the spirit.'
God is not a thing, but if you prefer to think of God in a personal way, then yang is God's power, will and concentration and yin is God's love, beauty and compassion.
I am going to publish this article now, but I will be adding to it and updating it for some time.
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