The Unitive Field is an astonishing book. It's brimming with shading and excellent pictures, however more essentially, incredible ideas as large as the dark gaps in some of its pictures.
Fredrick Swaroop Honig's objective in composing this book is to consolidate the investigation of material science with the study of cognizance. Considering that Honig is identified with the earth shattering researcher Lise Meitner, and he himself is an appointed friar in the Holy Order of Sannyas, a clergyman of Integral Yoga, and the gatekeeper of a professional flowerbed and feathered creature haven in Maui, that makes for a not-so-amazing but rather unquestionably entrancing objective. Honig accomplishes that objective with awesome straightforwardness in this short 140-page book that will abandon you loaded with ponder and needing to peruse it again to ensure you didn't miss anything.
The book is sorted out into twelve essential sections, every one asking a key question that remaining parts unanswered in the present standard model of material science. Honig then gives keen responses to these inquiries. While I'm not a researcher, I found the appropriate responses entrancing and invigorating. I have perused books on quantum material science that have made me put stock in the logical premise of such thoughts as the Law of Attraction; in this way, this book reverberated with my profound side and I found that the science in these pages approved my very own considerable lot convictions about existence, the Universe, and our explanation behind being on this planet.
Before presenting his twelve crucial inquiries, Honig spends a couple pages examining how the possibility of the Unitive Field is established in science, and he gives cites from Albert Einstein, Lise Meitner, and Isaac Newton to bolster that announcement. He brings up that Einstein "spent the second 50% of his life looking for one hypothesis that would clarify every one of the laws of material science. Naturally, he trusted that the greater part of nature's laws would be clarified by one key law that he called Unified Field Theory." Honig likewise brings up that like his maternal grandma's cousin, Lise Meitner, he was urged to "Tune in to your folks yet have an independent mind."
A couple of the twelve inquiries Honig asks are: what number measurements exist in the universe? What is the way of cognizance, and how could it emerge? Will the universe keep on expanding, or will it contract over into peculiarity? What components represent the advancement of life structures in the universe? What is human cognizance and through and through freedom, and how might it line up with unitive awareness and aim?
Honig then gives answers to each question, and albeit every section is generally short, every one is likewise stuck with more data than I can depict in such a short survey. In this way, I'll simply say several the focuses that shocked and enchanted me.
One was the possibility of a Hreem, the energy of the life constrain, and how it binds to an animal's goal and yearning to live. Honig records distinctive animals on earth and the quality of their yearning to exist, or all the more particularly, "the sizes of the Hreem drive's causal goals (ci) in the developmental movement of living things." He says that "an infection has an expectation to live and spread that is proportionate to .01 Hreem." By correlation, a flying creature's is 10,000 and a human's is 1,000,000. For me, while I regard all types of life, this disclosed to me a great deal about life expectancies of different creatures and in addition the level of the instability of their reality.
What I most valued, however, was the book's certain message and how it was went down by logical and mathematic counts. We live in a culture brimming with fate and melancholy and expectations of the world's approaching demolition, however Honig talks about how the universe extends and experiences cycles of 144 billion years. He states, "As indicated by Unitive Field Theory, just the far reaching power of the huge dispatch and the contractive gravitational compel of the universe's aggregate mass-vitality decide this extension rate. In this manner, the universe's rate of development is not expanding. The universe will at last reuse once again into the primal peculiarity, and not one particle, nor one calorie of vitality, will be lost all the while." Furthermore, "Unitive Field Theory predicts that the universe will turn around its extension inside 72 billion years from the huge dispatch and will, inside the following 72 billion years, contract and come back to its primal peculiarity... This is an endless cycle. What goes up will descend. All of nature moves in cycles; there are nobody route trips in nature. This universe will be reused into the following universe."
I envision this announcement implies that the world can be crushed, yet regardless of the possibility that that happens, to some degree, we are all interminable since not "one calorie of vitality, will be lost all the while."
As Honig finishes up, "In truth, we are one. There is no division between any of us, or amongst us, and the Unitive Field itself. There exists just a single Unitive Field of cognizance, and we are all parts of that field, and in the meantime, one with the field itself. Similarly as a wave is unified with the sea, in the meantime, it is a wave. So we are unified with the field itself, regardless of the possibility that we have confined awareness."
There is a great deal more I could say in regards to this book. I will surrender it over to the researchers to decide how precise it is. What I know from understanding it is, at last, what I've generally realized that our lives matter, that there is no passing, and our motivation on this planet, as Honig states, is "to be of administration. That is the mystery of the universe and of Unitive Field Theory. Live to serve and you will be lined up with the causal goal of Unitive Consciousness."
On the off chance that you read this book, I trust you will leave away a superior individual since you are a more astute one. You will comprehend why it is the correct thing to be caring and how intently we are altogether associated with each other. I express gratitude toward Fredrick Swaroop Honig for conveying this edifying message to our reality in a way that makes the most muddled science understandable in light of the fact that, in truth, in the majority of its many-sided quality, the universe has consummate agreement in its plan.
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