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The Law of One and Unified Physics

Hi all. I've been interested in the Law of One for years, and some of what Ra describes is strikingly close to the unified physics work of Nassim Haramein, David Bohm and John Wheeler. I run r/holofractal, where we dig into this stuff, and I posted about the overlap here a while back. This is the video version.

- Haramein models the proton as a tiny black hole tiled with Planck-sized units of vacuum energy. Add up the naturally defined vacuum energy packed inside one proton and you get roughly the mass of every proton in the universe, around 10^55 grams. Divide what fits on the surface by what fits inside, and you get the proton's actual mass.

- That is hypothesized to work because every proton is connected to every other through a network of Planck-scale wormholes (the same idea as ER = EPR in mainstream physics). Each proton carries information about the whole. Ra (13.13): "any portion, no matter how small... contains, as in an holographic picture, the One Creator."

- Below the Planck length, through those wormholes, the distance between any two points is zero, so there's no time either. Haramein's paper says that signals through the wormholes travel "through a time-like coordinate system". To me that's Ra's time/space, where "all times are simultaneous." Above the Planck length is space/time: distance, linear time, cause and effect. Bohm called the two the explicate and implicate orders.

- Ra's octaves end in a black hole that seeds the next creation. Physicists like Lee Smolin have proposed universes born from black holes, and in Haramein's model the proton itself is a black hole holding a universe's worth of energy. The video tells Ra's creation story first: infinity becoming aware, the first paradox, light spiraling into matter, sevens within sevens. Then it follows where the story runs into the edges of physics, including Don Elkins asking Ra about Dewey Larson's physics and getting "You are correct."

Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@holofractal_cosmology

I'd love to hear where people think it fits and where it doesn't.

u/d8_thc — 8 days ago

Do i resonate with you?

I don't currently believe in any religion, I'm looking for a religion in which there is a creator, I have a panentheistic view of the universe: I believe that the universe is within God and God is much bigger than the universe so we are part of God, I would like a religion or philosophy of life that adopts this thought or one close to it but in any case anything is fine with me, I would also like to be able to do cute rituals and relaxing things and connecting with myself and the nature, set up an altar or oratory at home and wear symbols too thank you❤️

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u/Adorable-Bit-1123 — 8 days ago

Why do I personally believe in The LoO (not the British toilet)

So, one thing I post on a lot of my social media accounts is Hashtag: LawOfOne. I do the occasional search for it sbd don’t get many results… so I started wondering why? Then: maybe people don’t know enough about it; should I share the message if people aren’t seeking to expand their knowledge?; I have always found problems in most modern religious teachings, I wish some had showed me the LoO… should I try to share?; does it seem to cultish? Ad infinitum.

…FYE, I have ADD/ADHD pretty bad, so I may get a little tangential or scattered at times… and I like sharing how I process information (like the million questions I asked myself when doing a search)…

I think the first basic thing to ask myself, and now you (2nd person plural… so like, “y’all” or “yoos guys”) is WHY DO I BELIEVE IN THE LAW OF ONE? Backing up a sec: I grew up Catholic; once I developed a mind to think on my own, I became very agnostic because religions seemed WAY too contradictory or logically inadequate; after reading some books I was convinced religion, and furthermore God and Jesus, were made up too (not realizing the logical fallacy that, just because one is true, doesn’t make the other true); I became very interested in UFOs and more information had started coming out since 2017, and what I had found that much of it makes its way into spirituality; then following Polarity Josh, I found the connection… The Law of One, so,I read the LoO ane became 100% a believer in God.

Needless to say, I have had A LOT of time, contemplation, and life experiences to lead me to this conclusion. But, I can’t convey that in nothing short of a book. I can explain how the LoO pushed me over the edge (belief-wise)…

But I’m scattered. I can’t pin point what exactly about Ra or L/L made me feel this way. So I come to you to ask for help. Can you guys give me your reasons for why the LoO resonates with you? Why you put your faith into it?

I’ll give my best effort to start this out:
1> The Law of One seems to say much of the things as religion and Jesus’s teachings, without man’s interpretation.
2> Much of the NDE’s I watch seem to say much of what the LoO teaches concerning God, Jesus, and where NHI come in… and it’s much much more logical than the Bible, Torah, Koran, etc.
3> Much of the LoO share the same information as many spiritual practitioners: Dolores Canon, Edgar Cayce, Jane Robert’s Seth, Helena Blavatsky, Nevil Goddard (sp?)
4> Edgar Cayce is a good example of a prophet. He wasn’t trying to make a profit, first and foremost. He predicted the Stock Market Crash in the early 1900s, when WW2 would start and end, his own death date, etc. He got some things wrong, but they say the future is only given to the Akashic in probability, so you cannot get everything right (on principle… it’s like quantum mechanics)
5> One thing he predicted was a guy named John (or Jon) Pennial would write a book in the 90s (and he did not disclose this prediction. His estate kept it hidden within his estate {The A.R.E. foundation to make sure no one would be influenced to act out a prophecy), and nearly 50 years after he died, it came to fruition. That book was called “The Children of The Law of One”. It was our (human’s) previous civilization’s,
…tangent… (just back 1, not 2 like Lemuria- according to Blavatsky [what she calls “root races”, there were 4 before us: Polarians, Hyperboreans, Lemurians, and Atlanteans {she was a mystic from the 17 or 1800s}… fun fact, the “race” we are in now is called… and remember she died before Hitler’s great great grandfather was even conceived… The Aryan race. Supposedly there are 2 after this… so 7 in total {then back to the source}… it’s always the number seven… just like densities])
…arctangent…. Only religion. So our ancestors believed in the law of one, from 2 prophets (one of which made accurate predictions).
6> Science: many aspects of Physics & Math (Quantum Mechanics & Quantum Field Theory, GR/SR, OrchOR, Many Worlds, et al) have the same nagging ideas as the LoO. And I just find it fascinating that it was always said science & spirituality/religion are like water and oil… they don’t mix. But I’m noticing now that they rhyme in a lot of places. I predict one day, they will be two perspectives of the same story.
7> Panpsychism: just another idea prevalent in eastern traditions that keeps on the same level as The (not British version of the bathroom).
8> Arguments 1-7 are what led me to believe in the general idea of the law of one. And it’s these 7 reasons that allow me to believe by extrapolation, that the Law Of One/Ra’s concept of 7 densities (I guess you can include that tangent about Blavatsky as part of #8) and octaves.

I feel like there are more.

Tell me what you guys think about my little rant/analysis (ignoring my wild ADD)

And why you believe the LoO and/or how you got there.

Thank you. Much love my other selves, aka, God/Source/The One. Be well!

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u/Strange_Chemical_203 — 8 days ago

Reminded of Law of One and catalyst while studying Biochemistry

In my biochemistry class we are learning about enzymes. The textbook chapter begins by saying “Enzymes, the catalysts of biological systems, are remarkable molecular devices… [they] accelerate reactions by factors of as much as a million or more. Indeed, most reactions in biological systems do not take place at a perceptible rates in the absence of enzymes.”

I find this beautiful because it reminds me that our catalyst in life, whether that’s our trauma or interactions with others or anything else, speeds our spiritual growth likely by factors of as much as a million more, just like enzymes. This is why life is so difficult sometimes. We learn from the pain. If we didn’t have it we would stagnate and learn very very slowly. Our experiences and our enzymes our both catalyst, just one for biology and the other for spirituality. Just wanted to share this interesting parallel. Thanks for reading!

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u/adamite994 — 9 days ago