'Empty Space' As Plasma To Explain Kundalini

There is no question as to whether or not kundalini exist, the question is what exactly is kundalini? We are on the first floor, not on the basement.First, the testimony about the experience of 'rise of kundalini', just like NDE is coherent even among the people who have never met to indoctrinate each other. I myself noded all through when I read through 'symptoms of kundalini awakening' cause I had experienced the exact symptoms. This would turn me to a 'new ager'However, I am not interested with a mere phantasm explicable by pure biology, psychology or even psychiatry. I have no time for such. What, for instance, put ants in my pants is the claim that the 'fire' rises all the way above the head or below the butt to extend to the universe. It is this latter kundalini that I have time for.But there is an amazing candidate we have in physics: Birkeland Currents. Plasma is an expert guy in twisting 'ropes', 'snakes'. Through what is termed as plasma double layers, celulization etc, plasma has an astonishing life-like properties. Its ability to self organise like a leaving thing earned it the title 'plasma', i.e it recembles the blood of an animal! If you don't beleive this, google search for 'Litchenberg figures' and enjoy some amazements here and there.QUANTUM FIELD VACUMEThe poping in and out of charged virtual particles and vaccum polarization has made some to think that the vacume itself is quasiplasma. Infact, NASA has used this idea to attempt to tap into zero point energy from propulsion. Interllectualy dishonestly (as I will prove), the physicists Sean Carrol and John Baez denied the reality of quasi plasma! This guy, Sean Carol is notorius, the other way I was debunking his flawed argument that the idea of soul is inconsistent with physics. This is the reason why I like showing maths. Listening to physics from an expert, or a bozo who spits them, asking you to swallow from authority cause you can't do math yourself is a sure path to ignorance and confusion.First, vacume is not an insulator like a glass. More accurately, it is a SEMI CONDUCTOR. All sorts of electronics can be performed in vacume as long as we have electrons there. That is the essence of the now dynauser, 'vacume' tube technology. The reason why vacume tend to act as insulator is that the density of electrons in it is small and NOT that its electrons are in any way bound like those in glass. To the electrons there in vacume then, they behave 100% like a plasma! Quantum mechanics have taught us that zillions of such electrons pops up in vacume every minute! It is called QUANTUM FLUCTUATION and can explain zero point energy.

Understand the creation of matter-antimatter pair this way: Consider several points in space, A, B,C,D,E,..., etc.

Both at points A and B, an electron and a positron are surreptitiously created. This pair last for some time. However, if B is sufficiently near A, there is no stipulation at all that the antimatter created at A will be anihilated by its partner at A. Depending on how energetic it was, it can dive all the way to B and anihilate with the matter created at B. But this is just a tiny electric current in space and if at every moment, myriads of such events happens everywhere, the space will be behaving exactly like a plasma. Indead it must be so because quantum field theory insures that both proton, electron, etc density never quite drop to zero in vacume. The wavefunction for electron field. pervades everywhere. The only reason why vacume is a poor conductor is that the electrons density in it is very very small. Otherwise, there is always tiny current leaking to vacume. Likwise, there are lots of electric currents charning around in vacume. We can't detect them due to their less current density.

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Roaring Lovely March 5, 2016 at 4:56pm

Thanks for your comments, Winger.

That astronomic object is termed 'acretion disk'. It is sort of transforming stuffs into 'fire of kundalini' emiting it as a huge jet. This process is not well understood,..., perharps we are not factoring in the intelligence of 'kundalini'?
Feather Winger March 5, 2016 at 2:18pm

the kundalini is a spiritual energy of high intelligence..
Feather Winger March 5, 2016 at 2:15pm

Tesla did a lot of work with the energy of the vacuum...
- Feather Winger > Feather Winger March 5, 2016 at 3:26pm
Feather Winger March 5, 2016 at 1:59pm
Roaring Lovely March 5, 2016 at 10:22am

Understand the creation of matter-antimatter pair this way: Consider several points in space, A, B,C,D,E,..., etc.

Both at points A and B, an electron and a positron are surreptitiously created. This pair last for some time. However, if B is sufficiently near A, there is no stipulation at all that the antimatter created at A will be anihilated by its partner at A. Depending on how energetic it was, it can dive all the way to B and anihilate with the matter created at B. But this is just a tiny electric current in space and if at every moment, myriads of such events happens everywhere, the space will be behaving exactly like a plasma. Indead it must be so because quantum field theory insures that both proton, electron, etc density never quite drop to zero in vacume. The wavefunction for electron field. pervades everywhere. The only reason why vacume is a poor conductor is that the electrons density in it is very very small. Otherwise, there is always tiny current leaking to vacume. Likwise, there are lots of electric currents charning around in vacume. We can't detect them due to their less current density.

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