Yoga of Synthesis: At the gateway of new Civilisation, Culture and Ideals of the Aquarian Age

Today I shall dwelve into intuitive connections between my thesis and Sheldrake's hypothesis and his way of thinking. Ofcourse you already know that my thesis combines intuitions of Leyton and Grothendieck to solve the fundamental issue of redundancy by representing a signal in a novel functorial way.  Sheldrake observes that nature is habitual and cosmic evolution involves an interplay of habit and creativity. He challenges Terence McKenna's observation "Modern science is based on the principle: 'Give us one free miracle and we'll explain the rest' by saying that one free miracle is the appearance of all the mass and energy in the universe and all the laws that govern it in a single instant from nothing." A free miracle from my field of undergraduate (Electrical Engineering) is the basic charge creating free electromagnetic energy from nothing material (that's why they call it as source charge because its the source of free electromagnetic energy). Wh...

 From today onwards I will be exhibiting the deeper connections between combined intuitions of mathematician Alexander Grothendieck, physicist David Bohm, biologist cum chemist Rupert Sheldrake, artist Micheal Leyton and the Theosophy.  In my thesis I have modelled  Leyton's transfer using the mathematical precision of Grothendieck's relativity . Rupert Sheldarke and David Bohm had intense discussions on the nature of consciousness with Krishnamurthy back in 1980s the videos of which are now freely available on youtube. Rupert Sheldrake proposed a theory of morphogenesis which showed that nature is niether static nor random but has formative cause and collectively evolving. This is exactly the way in which Leyton described generative theory of shape. His book " Shape as memory" has same intuition as that of Rupert Sheldrake in that he describes as  Memory is inherent in Nature and how biological and mineral forms develop their shape. It has connections with the imp...