The Secrets Of Youthfulness Over Time
Two methods have been identified for reducing the process of aging. The first approach involves elevating vibrational frequencies, while the second involves accelerating physical movement.
Approach 1: Elevating Vibrational Frequencies
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Approach 2: Accelerating Physical Movement
Two methods have been identified for reducing the process of aging. The first approach involves elevating vibrational frequencies, while the second involves accelerating physical movement.
Approach 1: Elevating Vibrational Frequencies
For reference, frequency could be related to space and the process of becoming over time. Time is an indicator of the process of becoming and space is only an expression of the energy at work in terms of frequency. In the end, there is no temporal movement, but a regeneration of events in the present dynamism. This means, in the twinkling of an eye, that all events or phenomena would fluctuate and be renewed infinitely. Just like the gravitational effects on earth for all different masses are the same (acceleration value, g = 9.80 m/s2) even though the rock strikes the ground before the feather per se. The applicable principle: -
Present dynamism => Frequency x Becoming (Space x Time)
However, the present dynamism is unconjecturable and is mainly due to the emptiness, that is, the qualities of no beginning and no end. In addition, fluctuating vibration frequencies between different subjects will cause variations in relative chronology. Under the present dynamism, a higher vibratory frequency would produce a slowing of the process of becoming and vice versa. The applicable principle: -
Present dynamism (constant) = frequency (space) ↑ x becoming (time) ↓
When the vibrational frequency accelerates, the process of becoming decelerates; when the vibrational frequency decelerates, the process of becoming accelerates.
One way to boost vibrational frequencies is to start samatha meditation. Ajahn Chah (an influential teacher of the Buddhadhamma) mentioned, “If you have time to breathe, you have time to meditate”. This means that we could begin a simple meditation by observing the air intake and discharge through our nostrils and lungs quietly and consciously to our liking or at any interval. Samatha meditation is to calm or tranquillise the mind through concentration.
When practising, it is crucial to invoke the state of jhāna, that is, a state of altered consciousness with profound calmness and concentration. Jhāna will culminate in the manifestation of a powerful and radiant black hole. It is thought to be the basis of psychic powers discovered in individuals. In other words, there is an imperious black hole in the innate mind of all individuals which is also known as the Clear Light in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition.
Furthermore, a fully concentrated mind is also exalted, radiant, abundant, compassionate, composed, and confident under circumstances of not too tight or loose. It is a precondition for the presence of a still mind; without it, the condition of one-pointedness would be impossible. To the general understanding, a still mind is a unique state of consciousness that is highly luminous, commanding, and even more acute than a sword. It could accomplish a myriad of miracles, such as time travel, spiritual healing, watching past lives, feeling déjà vu, etc.
According to Newton's 3rd law of motion, every action produces an equal and opposite reaction. The assumption is that the incoming factor is the same as the becoming factor. However, the opposing forces would demonstrate a single harmonising mechanism when moving in a variable motion, such as acceleration.
Acceleration: when the incoming factor accelerates, the relative becoming factor decelerates: -
Force A incoming ↑ Force A becoming ↓
For example, a twin flies off in a spaceship travelling near the speed of light and comes back to find out her twin is a lot older. That’s because the twin inside the spaceship would meet the deceleration process of becoming. It describes time dilation based on Einstein’s special theory of relativity.
Once again, the fluctuation of vibrational frequencies between the different planes of existence would lead to variations in terms of relative chronology. In the present dynamism, a higher vibration frequency would slow down the process of becoming and a lower vibration frequency would accelerate the process of becoming. For example, in relative terms, the experience of a second in a celestial plane with higher vibration frequencies equates to ten years for the human domain with lower vibration frequencies. As a result, it would be wrongly assumed that all heavenly beings are immortal.
In the same breath, the object’s process of becoming will be strained as the motion speeds up. This means that it would lose speed relative to another object placed in constant movement or decelerating. The deceleration process of becoming resembles the slowdown of the aging process for a sentient being. At the end of the day, to maintain a youthful appearance, try bungee jumping, skydiving, riding a race car, or a roller coaster, or taking off a plane more frequently. Alternatively, have fun doing deep meditation during your weekend break!