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"이 불은 삼독의 불이 아니라 여래일등삼매(如來一燈三昧)의 불이니... 이 빛을 보고 자성의 광명을 돌이켜 무생을 깨달으라."

첨성대 내부 그을음은 선덕여왕 다비식 흔적이다.
재는 문무왕릉으로 알려진 수중릉에 뿌렸다.

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길가메쉬 삼나무 숲(삼목산)
Cedar Forest

The Cedar Forest(Sumerian: 𒄑𒂞𒄑𒌁giš eren giš tir) is the glorious realm of the gods of Mesopotamian mythology. It is guarded by the demigod Humbaba and was once entered by the hero Gilgamesh who dared cut down trees from its virgin stands during his quest for fame. The Cedar Forest is described in Tablets 4–6 of the great Epic of Gilgamesh.

Earlier Sumerian versions of the Epic of Gilgamesh say that Gilgamesh traveled east, presumably, to the Zagros mountains of Iran (ancient Elam) to the cedar forest, yet the later more extensive Babylonian examples place the cedar forests west in Lebanon.

In the Epic of Gilgamesh

Tablet 4
Tablet four tells the story of the journey to the Cedar Forest. On each day of the six-day journey, Gilgamesh prays to Shamash; in response to these prayers, Shamash sends Gilgamesh oracular dreams during the night. The first is not preserved. In the second, Gilgamesh dreams that he wrestles a great bull that splits the ground with his breath. Enkidu interprets the dream for Gilgamesh: the dream means that Shamash, the bull, will protect Gilgamesh. In the third, Gilgamesh dreams:

The skies roared with thunder and the earth heaved,
Then came darkness and a stillness like death.
Lightning smashed the ground and fires blazed out;
Death flooded from the skies.
When the heat died and the fires went out,
The plains had turned to ash.

Enkidu's interpretation is missing here, but as with the other dreams, it is assumed he puts a positive spin on the volcanic dream. The fourth dream is missing, but Enkidu again tells Gilgamesh that the dream portends success in the upcoming battle. The fifth dream is also missing.

At the entrance to the Cedar Forest, Gilgamesh begins to quake with fear; he prays to Shamash, reminding him that he had promised Ninsun that he would be safe. Shamash calls down from heaven, ordering him to enter the forest because Humbaba is not wearing all his armor. The demon Humbaba wears seven coats of armor, but now he is only wearing one, so he is particularly vulnerable. Enkidu loses his courage and turns back; Gilgamesh falls on him and they have a great fight. Hearing the crash of their fighting, Humbaba comes stalking out of the Cedar Forest to challenge the intruders. A large part of the tablet is missing here. On the one part of the tablet still remaining, Gilgamesh convinces Enkidu that they should stand together against the demon.

Tablet 5
Gilgamesh and Enkidu enter the gloriously beautiful Cedar Forest and begin to cut down the trees. Hearing the sound, Humbaba comes roaring up to them and warns them off. Enkidu shouts at Humbaba that the two of them are much stronger than the demon, but Humbaba, who knows Gilgamesh is a king, taunts the king for taking orders from a nobody like Enkidu. Turning his face into a hideous mask, Humbaba begins to threaten the pair, and Gilgamesh runs and hides. Enkidu shouts at Gilgamesh, inspiring him with courage, and Gilgamesh appears from hiding and the two begin their epic battle with Humbaba. Shamash intrudes on the battle, helping the pair, and Humbaba is defeated. On his knees, with Gilgamesh's sword at his throat, Humbaba begs for his life and offers Gilgamesh all the trees in the forest and his eternal servitude. While Gilgamesh is thinking this over, Enkidu intervenes, telling Gilgamesh to kill Humbaba before any of the gods arrive and stop him from doing so. Should he kill Humbaba, he will achieve widespread fame for all the times to come. Gilgamesh, with a great sweep of his sword, removes Humbaba's head. But before he dies, Humbaba screams out a curse on Enkidu: "Of you two, may Enkidu not live the longer, may Enkidu not find any peace in this world!" Soon later Enkidu becomes sick and dies.

Gilgamesh and Enkidu cut down the cedar forest and in particular the tallest of the cedar trees to make a great cedar gate for the city of Nippur. They build a raft out of the cedar and float down the Euphrates to their city.

Tablet 6
After these events, Gilgamesh, his fame widespread and his appearance resplendent in his wealthy clothes, attracts the sexual attention of the goddess Ishtar, who comes to Gilgamesh and offers to become his lover. Gilgamesh refuses with insults, listing all the mortal lovers that Ishtar has had and recounting the dire fates they all met with at her hands. Deeply insulted, Ishtar returns to heaven and begs her father, the sky-god Anu, to let her have the Bull of Heaven to wreak vengeance on Gilgamesh and his city:

Father, let me have the Bull of Heaven
To kill Gilgamesh and his city.
For if you do not grant me the Bull of Heaven,
I will pull down the Gates of Hell itself,
Crush the doorposts and flatten the door,
And I will let the dead leave
And let the dead roam the earth
And they shall eat the living.
The dead will overwhelm all the living!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cedar_Forest


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I'm not interested in the "shalom" that the voodoo devotees shout.


"And why are you worried about clothing? Observe how the lilies of the field grow; they do not toil nor do they spin,
yet I say to you that not even Solomon in all his glory clothed himself like one of these.
"But if God so clothes the grass of the field, which is alive today and tomorrow is thrown into the furnace, will He not much more clothe you? You of little faith!

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Quantum Field Fabric

Probably the most important study of free energy, is the study and experiment working the Quantum Field Fabric.
Proof is necessary, and it must be personal.

The Field all around us filling all space vibrates, and this vibration is the Source of all matter and all energy.
It vibrates at a base frequency of 333000 Hz and a great many octaves above and below this based on geometric manipulation, 2x  4x  8x  [octaves].

Measure out a copper or aluminum tube or pipe, cut it off at 333 mm, and feel this vibration.

Greater mass is greater power.
https://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?PHPSESSID=7v83u0ao3qjdu3ehak895bp3v6&topic=4198.msg95542#msg95542




It is believed that no members, including myself, will understand your words.
You do not know the Ruslan generator principle.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyBxz3bKdEY
Quantum Field Theory | The Fabric of Reality

Philosophy has long asked the question "What is Reality?" While it's daughter, physics has been more precise by asking instead: "What is it made of?" The answer, as we shall see, takes us into quantum field theory.
One of the first answers to this question was supplied by the philosopher Democritus nearly 2500 years ago when he espoused his atoms in the void metaphysic. The father of atomism, he set up the still prevailing view that material objects occupy space, building on the notion that space itself is a kind of container.
Today, however, the view supplied by modern quantum field theory paints a much different picture. No longer are material objects situated in space, but rather, material objects are the macroscopic effect of properties or conditions of space. For as we shall discover, with regards to quantum field theory, space itself has properties that manifest as physical effects. Space does. Now, what's positively fascinating about fields is their essential "immaterial" and irreducible nature far more resembles mind than that of matter. And in quantum field theory, fields fabricate matter.
The Fundamental "Object"
Quantum field theory tells us the fundamental object(s) of the universe is unbounded fields, or rather, a single unified field made up of many distinct but superimposed, interpenetrating, and cooperating in parallel fields. These fields are ubiquitous and pervade the entire universe. It may help us to think of them as separate sheets or fabrics but we must remember they do not stack atop one another but are instead enmeshed within one another.
All of the material objects that we see and all of the fundamental forces we know, are the result of the complex interrelationships of charge distributions and energy-momentum fluctuating in these quantized fields. Now, I've used a lot of fancy language and I still haven't even defined a field yet.... or a quantum for that matter.
A field is defined as a property or condition of space that has physical effects. So, the magnetic field, as the father of fields Michael Faraday would say, is a property of "mere" space. The very fabric of reality is a magnetic field that allows "lines of force" to transmit energy and momentum across "thin air," through "essentially" nothing. Yet we know it is not nothing, thanks to Faraday, we know it's a field. And not only is the fabric of existence a magnetic field, but it's also a gravitational or metric field, an electromagnetic field, a Higgs field, a gluon field etc. I'm sure you get the picture.
Quanta
In QFT there is no such thing as empty space as a kind of container, but rather space itself has properties that manifest as physical effects. One can think of space as a paradoxical material immateriality. Now you might be wondering what happened to the atoms of Democritus. Well, atoms are composite entities made up of smaller, more basic sub-atomic energy-momentum fluctuations that are but (somewhat) localized vibrations confined to their particular field. In fact, these minimal excitations of the field are called quanta. A single one, a quantum. People tend to think of quanta as particles but they are certainly not particles.
A quantum is a discrete, minimal unit of energy that, wave-like is a spread-out vibrating oscillation in a field. The word quantum does not refer to the size or magnitude of the field vibration but rather emphasizes its discrete nature. Although it is spread out and everywhere it remains a single unit and so must act as one. It is discrete because it is its own unit, lives and dies a life of its own, and can exist only as a particular minimum energy value. A value given by Plank's constant related to the frequency of its oscillation.
Further, these quanta are described by what's called a wave-function and consulting the wave function can tell you all of the properties of that quantum, but with a little uncertainty because in QFT you can only calculate the probabilistic results of interactions. And also, there was this guy named Heisenberg who illustrated an intrinsic and undeniable indeterminacy with regards to a quantum's position and velocity, thus also giving to a quantum a minimum "size."
Interacting
Should a single quantum — spread out in its field — encounter an atom with which it wishes to interact, it must do so as a unit, no matter how spread out it is and it must do so instantaneously. This is called quantum collapse and is governed by the probability of necessary interaction. The appearance of an interaction makes it "look like" a particle is present. But with a fields-only view, as i being argued here, we should think of this moment as nothing but the spatio-temporal location where the energy-momentum of the quantum transfers between fields or interacts with other quanta within its own field.
In an all-fields or fields-only view, we can solve the incomprehensible wave-particle duality by asserting that no particle exists! And the entanglement paradox can be understood by illustrating that entangled quanta also act as a unit, instantaneously, regardless of distance between them. This is so for the simple fact that the two are no longer two, but entangled, have become one, quanta to quantum.
So that's the basics of quantum field theory. A mere scratching the surface. There exist properties of space that allow quanta of energy-momentum to spin and dance about, to respond to charges and manifest macroscopic phenomena. No particles exist, the necessary behaviour of quanta can give the impression that they do..... But they don't!
As Art Hobson writes in his book Tales of the Quantum :"Reality is made of waves in unseen fields."
For more on the all-fields view, check out Hobson's new book Tales of the Quantum.
Casey Mitchell is an avid reader and incurable thinker who finally thought to pick up the pen to share his thoughts on life and love and the meaning of existence. A lover of philosophy, he is consistently perplexed and amazed by the ever-unfolding universe. He is the creative pulse behind SophiasIchor.com and writes to share his curiosity and thoughts about this mystery we live.
This article (Quantum Field Theory | The Fabric of Reality) was originally created and published by Sophias Ichor and is published here under a Creative Commons license with attribution to Casey Mitchell and sophiasichor.com It may be re-posted freely with proper attribution, author bio, and this copyright statement.
https://caseymitchell.medium.com/quantum-field-theory-the-fabric-of-reality-ac02fdc4f3ab

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Ask Ethan: Is There A Hidden Quantum Reality Underlying What We Observe?
https://medium.com/starts-with-a-bang/ask-ethan-is-there-a-hidden-quantum-reality-underlying-what-we-observe-4d073a77234a

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People of a certain religion, even atheists, who have been educated in a certain religious view, tend to involuntarily be in the position of a particular religious view.
There is a difference between science advocating a religious view and the newly revealed science resembling a religious view, but most people always keep the possibility of the existence of God open in the corner of their minds.
Like the existence of aliens.
I'm not talking about the hearts of people with weak hearts.
It is necessary to have an attitude of mind that the results of science can be changed at any time, but unlike those who believe in science, people who believe in religion do not want to change the results.

Me and my dad are writing novels for fun.
Religious people who do not understand novels as novels express their dissatisfaction with even such novels.
In particular, Koreans have a very high level of criticality beyond imagination.
And there are occasional cases where they choose to commit suicide as a sign that they will not bend their will.
A famous university professor who was writing an article for the largest newspaper in Korea, "The Chosun Ilbo," gave up on the article because we criticized it.
Regretful.

It's like insistence that changing beliefs can't exist, but changing your mindset is both easier and harder than flipping the palm of your hand.
Evidence of a myth is not in the Bible of a particular religion, but in the site of the myth.
It is pleasant to be criticized for throwing and summoning such evidence as fiction.
My dad is a ghost who enjoys fighting very much.
As a result, many universes annihilated, but it is a novel.