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Motivation for a Fractal Cosmology

Meteorologists were the first to recognise the importance of fractals in nature. Edward Lorenz was studying the famous Lorenz Attractor when he discovered the very important concept of “sensitivity to initial conditions”, otherwise known as the Butterfly Effect. Lorenz Attractor Biologists were next to realise that fractals were everywhere in nature; from the human vasculature systems, to the structures of trees and plants, and more recently, in the dynamics of our heart beats, brain waves, and even in DNA itself. Fractal patterns have also been found at the quantum level as seen in the Yazdani experiments and in the quantum …

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What are OM Particles?

In the cosmology I am developing, I use the term “OM Particle” quite loosely. Atoms are OM Particles, cells are OM Particles, humans are OM Particles, stars and planets and galaxies and even galaxy clusters, are considered OM Particles. Anything with a specific boundary condition or observable domain of existence, is considered an OM Particle. The Universe itself is an OM Particle. The Universe is The (ultimate) OM Particle. The term “OM Particle” itself emerged from my interest in Buddhism and the Buddhist traditions. In Buddhist and Hindu traditions, OM represents the primordial vibration that caused the entirety of the …

Defining my Terms

In order to have a cosmology that is understandable and “explainable”, all terms in the cosmology must be defined clearly and unambiguously. By defining all my terms in terms of the concept of change, I was able to them boil down to their first principles. This is as simple as it gets. Anyone can understand these terms the way I define them. First, I will give you all definitions, then I will explain each one in more detail. This may take some “time” but it will be worth it. Change: The act or instance of making or becoming different. Stasis: …