Thank you so much for this presentation. It resonates with me. As a dance teacher I work constantly with people's understanding of the link between body and music. This has given me a new insight. Blessings.
Dr. Bandyopadhyay I have posted on this - he does not acknowledge noncommutative phase as nonlocal quantum origin of eternal time motion that is negative entropy. Dr. Bandyopadhyay claims fractal math is not classical nor quantum but fractal math is symmetric math and very much classical still. Indian music referred to actually is the noncommutative phase as nonlocal quantum as the "three gunas" are from Perfect Fifth/Perfect Fourth/Octave with C to F subharmonic 2/3 Perfect Fifth at the same time as C to G overtone 3/2 Perfect Fifth - that is the noncommutative phase secret that was covered up by Western math. I have the details on my blog - ecoechoinvasives.blogspot.com thanks
Why should he...at least he is actually doing something he will make mistakes , errors and more, but it is only because he is doing something...He is at the Door step of RESONANCE...Once he see that "light does not travel" he will break through
@@topos100 funny - I was just promoting your "Sounding the Depths" book - here is the comment I posted: Ah ye good ole "Religion of Technology" agit-prop comment! Hilarious. The "mastering of continents without modern technology" is actually the San Bushmen culture - see Dr. Victor Grauer's book "Sounding the Depths" for details. It was the invention of agriculture that really changed humanity - creating a patriarchal plow hoarding of wealth for a slave "free market" economy - be it the Incas (requiring that if males want to be married then they have to donate farm plow products and serve in the imperial military) or Aztecs (spreading pederasty into the Mayan "civilization" and that pederasty problem in Central America is still around today)...actually Professor R. Brian Ferguson's new book is all about war originating from this patriarchal plow problem - and Ferguson is the protege of Marvin Harris who first documented this dilemma. Jared Diamond's book Collapse is actually a spin-off of Marvin Harris's book but I don't think Diamond cites Harris? I'll have to double check. Yeah we can "reverse-engineer" humanity using science but that doesn't mean science will save us to be sure. David F. Noble's book "The Religion of Technology" 1996 gives us the dynamic or trajectory of today's "mastering of continents" - our original human culture lived very differently when they spread around the globe, as detailed in the "radical anthropology" research group that posts lectures on vimeo. Our original human culture, the San Bushmen, is from over 70,000 years ago and still around today - and we had no war, while all males were required to train in spiritual healing. So yes that was our basis for developing long distance hunting skills but we lost that connection with Nature when agriculture was developed. It was not an instant loss - by 1200 BCE it was formalized when iron became more valuable than silver. Why? Because of course iron is used to make weapons.
Right, but still most of the western scientists hardly show respect to the source they are mining. Be it Vedanta /Vedic knowledge OR other Hindu sources.
Thank you so much for this presentation. It resonates with me. As a dance teacher I work constantly with people's understanding of the link between body and music. This has given me a new insight. Blessings.
Following work, it is fantastic thank you Anirban!
Anirban rules!
Dr. Bandyopadhyay I have posted on this - he does not acknowledge noncommutative phase as nonlocal quantum origin of eternal time motion that is negative entropy. Dr. Bandyopadhyay claims fractal math is not classical nor quantum but fractal math is symmetric math and very much classical still. Indian music referred to actually is the noncommutative phase as nonlocal quantum as the "three gunas" are from Perfect Fifth/Perfect Fourth/Octave with C to F subharmonic 2/3 Perfect Fifth at the same time as C to G overtone 3/2 Perfect Fifth - that is the noncommutative phase secret that was covered up by Western math. I have the details on my blog - ecoechoinvasives.blogspot.com thanks
Why should he...at least he is actually doing something he will make mistakes , errors and more, but it is only because he is doing something...He is at the Door step of RESONANCE...Once he see that "light does not travel" he will break through
@@topos100 funny - I was just promoting your "Sounding the Depths" book - here is the comment I posted: Ah ye good ole "Religion of Technology" agit-prop comment! Hilarious. The "mastering of continents without modern technology" is actually the San Bushmen culture - see Dr. Victor Grauer's book "Sounding the Depths" for details. It was the invention of agriculture that really changed humanity - creating a patriarchal plow hoarding of wealth for a slave "free market" economy - be it the Incas (requiring that if males want to be married then they have to donate farm plow products and serve in the imperial military) or Aztecs (spreading pederasty into the Mayan "civilization" and that pederasty problem in Central America is still around today)...actually Professor R. Brian Ferguson's new book is all about war originating from this patriarchal plow problem - and Ferguson is the protege of Marvin Harris who first documented this dilemma. Jared Diamond's book Collapse is actually a spin-off of Marvin Harris's book but I don't think Diamond cites Harris? I'll have to double check.
Yeah we can "reverse-engineer" humanity using science but that doesn't mean science will save us to be sure. David F. Noble's book "The Religion of Technology" 1996 gives us the dynamic or trajectory of today's "mastering of continents" - our original human culture lived very differently when they spread around the globe, as detailed in the "radical anthropology" research group that posts lectures on vimeo. Our original human culture, the San Bushmen, is from over 70,000 years ago and still around today - and we had no war, while all males were required to train in spiritual healing. So yes that was our basis for developing long distance hunting skills but we lost that connection with Nature when agriculture was developed. It was not an instant loss - by 1200 BCE it was formalized when iron became more valuable than silver. Why? Because of course iron is used to make weapons.
@@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 That Is NOT my book...and I have NEVER promoted that book...I've NEVER read that book...
Frequencies.....
Now science is following Hinduism.
Right, but still most of the western scientists hardly show respect to the source they are mining. Be it Vedanta /Vedic knowledge OR other Hindu sources.
His belt is long
I was too busy listening to a possibly ground breaking idea...