Dark Matter Questions

Nov. 5, 1995

 

Q: Does dark matter, or 'densified matter', have a particle nature of  any sort? If not, how can its nature be described? And how can it be thought of in relation to the five fundamental factors?

 

(For the following answers, we had difficulty understanding the meaning of entropy as entropy is used to denote  running down' or loss of energy:

     I am using entropy to denote the unstructuring of the known processes and the merging of those factors in the densified field.)

     Dark matter is not without substance. But that substance defies the laws of the known universe. That is to say, it becomes densified. It is a kind of particle but in its density, it becomes subject to a kind of concentration of energy which makes particle existence change. The particle becomes highly concentrated, absorbing surrounding electrons, forming a kind of energy mass which cannot be governed by the normal rules of the known universe as it's properties differ. It becomes unstable in that it will attract more and more free particles into itself and what it becomes is something between particle and energy; highly concentrated waves or particles which are like small or miniature black holes. That is to say, within them there is a unique process occurring which attracts other material and which makes the particles unique; something losing coherency in its entropy. It is, therefore, not entirely a particle as we know or define the term but it is a formation which has particle properties.  But due to its unstable condition, it will absorb light, absorb electrons, absorb particles in an entropic milieu. If these formations or dense particles are not coagulated, this process will not become extreme but if many of these formations come together, then a kind of chain reaction begins causing the inversion of their properties. They will then merge together and the magnitude of their gravitational pull will be greatly enhanced causing the formation of an entropic process in the material universe. These particles or formations exist throughout the universe. Normally they do not coagulate. They are a part and parcel of the material expression and fine balance of the manifest universe so I would not take these particles or formations to be apart from the functioning of the five fundamental factors but to be a particular configuration of that function in which the solid factor has become overly dense and tamaguna has full dominance. Much of the material universe in engaged in this phenomenon and it provides the stuff from which to form the expressed universe. When this densified material coagulates, reaching into areas of physics as yet unexplored, it will finally explode and leave the building blocks of new universes in place. Thus the universe is ever forming, collapsing, and reforming.

 

Q:  How is it, or under what conditions, does densified matter get  created? 

 

     It is created when tamaguna has dominance and the pull of the sentient principle becomes lost. If the sentient principle gets activated at a certain point in the cycle of creation, then the tamas will get aborted and life will come about. When this occurs, the densified substances are not produced. Now, you may ask, why is it that in some circumstances material substance is transmuted to living substance while in others it continues to degrade? I would say, the variable in this is a very subtle one and cannot be determined by measurements, but by the internal integrity which has been created within the particle. If the integrity is fully there, then microvitum will be produced. If not, the unstable process and formation of densified matter will result. Internal integrity is developed through the atomic matrices which are established in the evolution of particles, through the influence of the gunas and development of the five factors. Alright?

 

Q:  Should jadasphota be understood as a nova or supernova type  explosion of a star, or as the process which occurs at a certain stage in the  development of a black hole?

 

     Jadasphota occurs when the intense? substance within a given spacial vicinity coagulates creating a gravitational field of immense proportions which then absorbs the material universe which surrounds it until it's density reaches a critical mass. At that point, jadasphota will occur. Alright?

 

Q:  Is it a correct understanding that black holes are not necessarily  formed as the result of supernovas? If so, what other conditions can cause the coagulation of densified matter? 

 

     There are several conditions which may initiate this process. One, is  a star which has become atomically unstable and in which the forces of entropy become dominant making vast production of densified material. This is one way in which this material may coagulate. Another way or circumstance in which this coagulation might occur, is when a chain reaction is established through some type of atomic disturbance that causes the instability of the material universe on the atomic level. This may be some massive explosion or degeneration into a kind of radioactive instability which is highly contagious and will influence the stability of all surrounding matter. Then this chain reaction may go out and out, causing the coagulation or coming together of mass amounts of unstabilized entropic substance which will then bond in an entropic process. Alright?

 

Q:  Is it correct to understand that black holes may be more prevalent  than is currently thought?

 

This I cannot answer.

 

Q:  Are there existing methods or technologies which could be used for  detecting the existence of densified matter? If so, what approach would you recommend?

 

     If one wishes to analyze this process, one will have to study the transformation of the material substance under the influence of the gunas. What does it mean when tamas is dominant and matter, solid factor becomes the focus? When this is identified, then observation can be made i.e. when the same substances are transmuted from solid factor or when they become more dense. So for this, there has to be understanding of gunas and the transformation of one factor to another and the scientific means for researching and observing this process. Then there may come the means to identify when the matter becomes more solid and entropic or when it releases, instead, a kind of energy substance which we call microvita. I would suggest the study of particles and subatomic substances for this analysis. Alright?

 

Q: In both philosophical and current scientific parlance, how can the  products of jadasphota be termed or described?

 

     The material universe is broken down again into the five fundamental factors or the building blocks of the five fundamental factors. There is the gasses, all of the particles which are necessary to reform, recreate the manifest universe. Alright?

 

Q:  Is it correct that our philosophy understands jadasphota as a  process in the universe that constitutes a balance to entropy, and thus makes impossible the thermal death of the universe? If so, could this be discussed more fully? For example, does jadasphota constitute an mechanism in the design of the universe to regulate or create homeostasis between entropic and synergetic tendencies?

 

     That is correct. It is part of the mechanism for the balancing of these two forces, for there is an expansive pull and a contractive pull in the universe and these two forces are in a continual battle with each other and at one time one will take dominance and at another, another will take dominance. But the material universe will always be in the throws between the two, one will never win out. So the forces of entropy may dominate for a time consuming the material universe and then through jadasphota the forces of entropy will be destroyed and again the pull of the expansive forces will come into play and the material universe will evolve. But as it reaches again to the critical point of evolution from material substance to psychic substance, a certain part of the universe will, again, return to psychic substance but there will ever be the play of these two forces: the force which creates densification or solidification into material substance and the force which pulls the material universe back to its original base in consciousness. They are ever playing against each other in all settings. When jadasphota occurs, all of the tangents of contraction of the material universe are suddenly dispersed and then the forces of evolution again take on their natural patterning. Alright?

 

Q: There are two theories regarding the scale of these explosions, one that it is a local event and the other that it involves the entire universe. Could you comment on the scale of this event?

 

     Both may occur. There are times when quadrants may reach a critical mass without the absorption of all available material substance. In that case, only a section of the known universe will become impacted. But it also may occur that all available matter, all available material substance will get absorbed. This too may happen. Alright?

 

Q: Current theory states that dark matter forms various objects depending on the amount that has coagulated. If little, then planets like Jupiter, if more then stars are formed and if more then black holes. Is this correct?

 

     This is not correct, it is not the case. This matter does not form stable phenomenon. It must degenerate first or else be atomically stabilized by other influences. Alright