One thing that catches my attention is that we, as humans, are sometimes slow to adopt new, better ideas.

Some people tell me that I am very negative about science and the people who make their livings improving our scientific ideas. People working in the field of science are the most frustrating for me, because what they say and what I see come into conflict. They say that as soon as better theory comes along, and and the results are vefied experimentally, they will adopt the new theory. The best new ideas are not found in scientific journals, Scientific American or Discover. Perhaps our peer review journals and university tenure systems help keep current paradigms in place.

Here is a new a revolutionary example of where that is happening. I have realized for sometime that there are some flaws in the way physicists think about small things (such as atoms, photons and quarks) and also large things (such as galaxies and the universe).

Most of the new, basic work involving redefining electrons as standing waves (the combination of an in wave and an out wave) was published on the internet. Now someone has come along and taken these ideas from many different sources, including things little known is scientific circles such as sacred geometry, crop circles, fractals, higher dimensions, and put together the beginning of a framework for a unified theory of physics at a molecular and a galactic level.

See the work published at www.blazelabs.com
This work is a difficult read for people not familiar with the physics and math involved.

This work also describes the mechanism for gravity. In this work, by Engineer Saviour Borg, he also explains why the big bang did not happen and how to build an “anti-gravity” machine (in theory, not in practice).

Some scientists think, if only we could smash particles at a higher energies, we could figure out what is going on. S. Borg's work is absolutely ground breaking that invalidates a large chunch of the research that has gone on in particle physics for the last 60 years.

I also find this same pattern of not updating our beliefs in spiritual circles of people. When new and better ideas come along, we do not chuck the old ideas and move to the new better system.

Don't get me wrong, I do not propose hopping from spiritual practice to practice, just keeping an open mind for what may be holding you back.