Written by Ezra Sandzer-Bell
Contemporary mainstream astronomers have theorized that about 80% of the material universe is composed of a substance called “dark matter”. This same cosmology claims that the combined mass of ordinary and “dark” matter accounts for only one third of the total universe; the other two-thirds are made of “dark energy” which is believed to permeate everything. So-called dark energy has been cited as the reason for the ever-accelerating expansion of the universe.
The words we choose actively reveal and inform the ways that we relate to the world. Calling the invisible cosmic energy “dark” implies a state of ignorance and not-knowing which perhaps reflects the state of consciousness operating amongst those who use it. Theoretical physicists have developed a new lexicon for talking about dark matter and dark energy that frames it in terms of luminosity and light.
A common name for this radiant light-filled model of the universe is zero-point physics. Scientists researching quantum entanglement have discovered that an infinite collection of photons (light wave-particles) can exist and appear simultaneously in the same time-space location. The theological riddle “How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?” has been reinterpreted by quantum physicists to imply that every distinct point in space is overflowing with photon information.
From the perspective of radiant plenum physics, the tiny “ordinary” portion of the material universe that we call reality is actually a fluid every-changing crystallization of light data emanating from the zero-point field. Dark matter and dark energy are much closer to light matter and light energy, whereas material reality as we know it represents a relatively dark and limited band of information.
This theme of hidden astral light was explored by professor Freeman Dyson, an American astrophysicist, who introduced a theoretical megastructure capable of collecting and storing solar power as an energy source. He suggested that these devices, called Dyson Spheres, would encapsulate a star system so completely that no light could escape and human instruments could not detect their existence except as a “dark mass”. These spheres may already exist abundantly in our galaxy, being designed by any sufficiently advanced technological civilizations to power inter-planetary travel.
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If technologically advanced extra-terrestrial civilizations have already built Dyson Spheres around their solar system, then we currently have no way of viewing their inner machinations or confirming that they exist as anything other than “dark matter”. The achievements and knowledge-base of our own planet would seem infantile in comparison.
Gradually the efforts toward the development of free-energy technology will render energy scarcity obsolete. The spiritual intelligence of our species must coincide with this technological development so that we make good use of the newfound power and do not self-destruct in the process.
Originally posted @ Evolve & Ascend
