Tonstad39
Senior headwriter of the Onstad Mythology Series
Dharma, a property intrinsic to the universe itself transends all laws of motion and physics. Dharma facilitates karma and karmic consequence in day to day life while being invisible and unfeelable. While this descriptor sounds vauge and nonspecific, existing science confirms such a thing to exist. The innate limitations of the hubble telescope have shown that the universe expands faster than the speed of light as farther away galaxies become ever more redshifted until they vanish completely.
The LHC has discovered artifacts of multidimmensional, unpredictable realities are in and around us. This antimatter, usually called Dark Matter is what is theorized gives the vacuum of space its innate black color. Thermal readings of many galaxies reveal giant voids with no galaxies placed within it. This has given astronomers the resources to create the most accurate models of the composition of the universe is made of: %5 matter, %25 antimatter & %70 empty space.
Empty space is commonly defined as an intrinsic component of the universe that, by definition is invisible and unfeelable. This is where Buddhist faith comes into play for me, scientific theories lack emperical truth, but is supported by models and careful observation. Dharma also lacks imperical truth, but its what most comfortably fits in to scientific models of the universe and its inner workings. While Buddhist cosmology of the pali scripture doesn't go beyond the solar system and describes the earth as flat, Dharma does not require the universe to be a particular size or for the earth to be of a certain shape. The only prerequisite for the dharma's existance are that sentient beings can tap into its universal forces.
On that note, the dharma is a core concept of the Buddhist faith and is the most quantifiable core religious belief because has it has the most potential yet to be proven true. Dharma is what facilitates the ten dimmensions of superstrings and the various point particles that make up everything around you.
The LHC has discovered artifacts of multidimmensional, unpredictable realities are in and around us. This antimatter, usually called Dark Matter is what is theorized gives the vacuum of space its innate black color. Thermal readings of many galaxies reveal giant voids with no galaxies placed within it. This has given astronomers the resources to create the most accurate models of the composition of the universe is made of: %5 matter, %25 antimatter & %70 empty space.
Empty space is commonly defined as an intrinsic component of the universe that, by definition is invisible and unfeelable. This is where Buddhist faith comes into play for me, scientific theories lack emperical truth, but is supported by models and careful observation. Dharma also lacks imperical truth, but its what most comfortably fits in to scientific models of the universe and its inner workings. While Buddhist cosmology of the pali scripture doesn't go beyond the solar system and describes the earth as flat, Dharma does not require the universe to be a particular size or for the earth to be of a certain shape. The only prerequisite for the dharma's existance are that sentient beings can tap into its universal forces.
On that note, the dharma is a core concept of the Buddhist faith and is the most quantifiable core religious belief because has it has the most potential yet to be proven true. Dharma is what facilitates the ten dimmensions of superstrings and the various point particles that make up everything around you.
