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Nicola Tesla and Albert Einstein have something in common that will come as a shock to anyone interested in mainstream science. They don't believe in atoms. The reason why is even more telling about the nature of reality.
Nicola is quoted, "I do not agree with the accepted atomic theory of matter and I do not believe in the existence of the electron as known to science." Albert joins in with the electromagnetic theory by itself is incapable of realizing its nature because if the electron really existed, its electric masses would be dispersed under the influence of their very own repulsion. Unless forces of another kind were at work in them.
Hypothetically, if there aren't atoms in the way that we have been taught, then what is responsible for Maya? The illusion of matter. Well, if Nicola were here, he would quote Genesis and say, "In the beginning, there was the word or logos along with the famous let there be light." This would be in agreement with all ancient philosophy and occult sciences.
A quick study of simatics makes clear that the movement of sound creates a toorial field which is magnetic by its own nature. Magnetism creates electricity. This is how sound creates light. The combination of these ingredients when observed are what seem to collapse the wave function into tangible matter. None of that science is controversial.
We only start to find backlash when comparing it to the same depiction laid out in almost every ancient text that says the same thing but with metaphors. Because all of those take it one step further. Of course, saying that there is an unseen intelligent force behind it all. that no man-made scientific instrumentation is capable of detecting.
This is the absolute threshold of human perception. Source cannot be detected because it is quite literally that by which we could perceive it in the first place. Like a mirror trying to look at itself. The concept of viewing an electron crumbles the moment we realize that the instrumentation needed to do so is made of that very same source. So we drown the entire thing with mathematics which also is just another way of source looking at itself.
This should send academia back to the drawing board to study sound instead. But unfortunately that would be seen as a step backward thus loss of public funding for any institution. So they will keep digging further down that same rabbit hole in order to make dead ends meet. So that means that we are stuck learning about this on our own.
Luckily, we have a plethora of ancient temples, especially in India, that lay it all out for us and generations to come. That is as long as we don't keep ignoring them. For more on this, see the full episode available below.