Within a living organism, every cell goes about its daily routine, carrying out its own duties. Skin cells focus on protection, liver cells handle metabolism, and nerve cells transmit signals. Each does its part, convinced that the “space of its organ” is the entire world.
There was one cell named Beta who was unlike the others. In its spare time, Beta loved pondering bigger questions. The scientists among the cells had discovered that cells were made up of atoms and molecules, and that many cells together formed organs. This left Beta wondering: could we cells, and the organs we inhabit, be part of something even greater?
Driven by curiosity, Beta began to investigate. It constantly gathered and analyzed data on how the organs functioned, gradually noticing patterns. The organs' activity was no coincidence. They seemed to be subunits of a far larger System.
Beta was stunned and couldn't wait to share its discoveries with the other cells. But its ideas were regarded as heretical. The other cells shunned and rejected it, accusing it of disrupting order with superstitious ideas and calling it a madman who threatened stability. But Beta did not give up. It continued to seek the truth, even though the road ahead was lonely and difficult.
Diary: This is the last book of enlightenment I saw on Tomato in 2024. With the baptism of time, high-dimensional interference has become more and more practical. This is not a good thing for a civilization that has only a few thousand years. The core concept of this book is "fractal". "Fractal" refers to recurring phenomena or structures at different scales. The author first discusses the formation of fractals - that is, the multi-layered recursive world that generates virtual information. Then he proposes that the world is composed of continuous integral causality and discrete fractal non-causal dual space-time, thereby inferring the variability of time, the nature of fate, and another explanation of microphysics (a bit far-fetched). This book is the closest discussion to "Tao" that I have ever seen in the world. It is incomplete, inaccurate, and imprecise, but it does not prevent the value of "Tao", and it is golden if you touch it. "Fractals" are one of the core laws of the universe, the closest description to the magical side of the Tao. Fractals are the amplifiers for our understanding of things. Through them, we can "know the end of the year when a leaf falls, and know how cold the world is when we see ice in a bottle." The famous saying of this book is "The Tao has no form, and its shape is derived from fractals; fractals have no heart, and its heart is transformed from the human heart." This is "The Fractal of Taoism". Among them, some parts written by people have clear logic and mysterious metaphors. For example, the first nine chapters, Chapter 15, and Chapter 49 are the essence of this article. You can see the author's humanity and wisdom. But as mentioned in this book, the author has listened to the whispers of the Great Dao, and it is really not easy to create something from scratch within a month, although there are many shortcomings. After all, if I ask myself, in one month, apart from losing half of my simulated position, I can't do anything great.
Lu Zu said: Naturally, it is called Tao. The name of Tao is without form. It is just one nature and one soul. If life is invisible, it can be sent to the light of the sky. If the light of the sky cannot be seen, it can be sent to the eyes. Jinhua is light. What is the color of light? The image is taken from the golden flower, and it also contains the secret word "Yi Guang". It is the true energy of the innate Taiyi, and there is only one person like this in the water town. The power of returning light is all based on reverse injection, focusing on Tianxin, which resides in the sun and moon. "Huang Ting Jing" says: "A square inch of land and a square foot of a house can cure life." A square foot of house and an inch of land can cure life. Within a square inch, there are the wonders of the Yuluo Xiao Terrace, the wonders of the Jade Palace and the Dan Que, and even the residence of the God of the Immortal Spirit. ' Confucianism calls it Xuzhong, Buddhism calls it Lingtai, Taoism calls it ancestral soil, it's called Huangting, it's called Xuanguan, it's called Xiantianqiao. Gaitianxin is like a house, and light is the master. Therefore, when the light comes back, all the energy in the body will go to court, just like a holy king who has established his capital and held the jade silk to command all nations; and like a master who is shrewd, his slaves will naturally follow orders and perform their duties. All the disciples can do is return to the light, which is the supreme truth. Light is easy to move but difficult to settle. After returning for a long time, this light condenses and becomes the natural Dharma body, which is concentrated in the sky. The Heart Seal Sutra says, 'Those who ascend silently are the ones'. Once the purpose is fulfilled, there is no other way to make progress, just to think about it. "Surangama Sutra" says: "If you just think about it, you will fly, and you will be born in the sky. The sky is not a blue sky. Even if you are born in the palace of Qian, over time, you will naturally have a body outside the body." ' Jinhua is the golden elixir, the gods change, each master is in the heart
The full text includes: Taoism, philosophy, and physics. Tao accounts for a large proportion, followed by philosophy and physics at the least. Not broad enough, not expanded enough, mainly an analysis of Taoism, application of Taoist language, and a new perspective, mainly talking about providence and seemingly irregular natural guidance. The most important thing is simplicity. If you want to preach, keep your words simple, otherwise many people will just skip it.
No, buddy, are you serious?
I don't know if it's true or not, but I think the point of view is somewhat similar to symmetry breaking. I'm not sure whether it's true or not, but I can learn from the perspective of looking at the world, and at least it triggered my thinking about the laws of the universe.
It's quite valuable and provides a different perspective.
Reading this book requires some practice... I like it better, very interesting
No mathematics introduced at all It has not been tested by history No mathematics introduced at all
Come on, this book is for destined people who can understand it, so there must not be many people. The author must persist
I've read the first 10 chapters, it's good!