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63 rapt in awe Transparent space composed of protostellar clouds of hydrogen and helium atoms collapse at the rate of free fall when they reach a minimum density of 10 –13 grams per cubic centimeter due to gravitational attraction and a quasar is born 33 . Within the Reionization Epoch, between 100 million and 1 billion year post Big Bang, the intense radiation emitted by quasars reionizes the rest of space into plasma. The persistence of gravity formed early galaxies at around 600 million years, which then lead to the form-‐ ation of clusters and super clusters of stars. After the seventeen-‐ minute window of fusion back in the Photon Epoch, no other elements were created in the universe until the advent of fusion once again emerged in the centre of stars. The stellar phenomena created sufficient pressures and temperatures to forge further structural complexity, and thus is the origin of all other heavier elements in the universe. The stuff that you are made of was forged at the centers of stars. Stars themselves are born, evolve and then die. Some stars simply burn out, other fade away, and then some terminate triumphantly in super novae, exploding and distributing their composite material and cosmic shock waves throughout the interstellar medium. Thus distributing heavier elements forged by fusion in the center of a star in the interstellar clouds suspended in a particulate dance with the four forces of the universe. 9.1 billion years after the most improbable Big Bang, be it God’s breath, nothingness emerging as matter and anti-‐matter, or consciousness first seeing it original face 34 , a protostellar nebula reaching beyond the current radius of Pluto’s orbit was washed over by a shock wave of a supernovae. This precipitated angular momentum in the nebula, which accelerated its rotation creating a protoplanetary disk at ninety degrees from its axis of spin. Gravity 33 Jantsch, Erich. The Self-Organizing Universe: Scientific and Human Implications of the Emerging Paradigm of Evolution (Pergamon Press) 1980, p.89 34 From the Zen Koan: “What was Your original face before your parents were born?”
apt in awe and inertia coalesced the nebulous protostellar cloud composed of seventy percent hydrogen, twenty-‐eight percent helium, and the remaining two percent being nitrogen, oxygen, and carbon distributed all distributed by an ancient supernovae. The proto-‐ planetary disk began to separate into orbital disks around the concentrated center mass due to collisions and density anomalies which then con-‐creased into protoplanetary structures. In a process lasting a mere decade our Sun and the formative fore-‐ bearers to the planets including our Earth were formed. Hydrogen fusion ignited in the center of the Sun and the solar system was born. Somewhere between 4.54 and 4.57 billion years ago the Earth formed – around about 9.13 to 9.16 billion year after the Big Bang. Novelty and confirmation, a formative flux, constantly created further structures of complexity. The advent of heavy elements supported novelty emerging as molecules, which in turn crystallized into minerals. This entire process of the crystallization of structure and function follows the expansion and subsequent cooling in the universe. Matter condensed from raw energy and can be seen as frozen energy. The salient insight that emerges from this protracted view of the creation of form and function is that what we perceive as matter is merely frozen energy. What we experience as rigid and static is a suspended web of interwoven energy in constant flux. The Standard Model of the Big Bang theory is highly confirmed scientific interpretation of creation, amidst many other fields of view, including those suggesting divine intervention. The risk of attachment to this model of the universe is that it does not leave room for further novel expressions or understandings. I simply encourage you to define an interpretation that resonates with you. I personally find that I can better intuit a sense of truth more easily than I can cognitively grasp one, let alone articulate it through the crude tool of words. The experience of living has taught me that my heart holds more wise understanding than the grasping of my mind. Our ability to attune to this intuitive pres-‐ ence – this awe – defines our capacity to simply be present and 64
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