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Cosmic Game © Douglass A. White, 2012 v151207 136
Physicists hypothesize that the phenomenon of gravity is mediated by the exchange of a
particle they call the graviton. Unfortunately they have never detected such a particle.
Einstein produced a theory in which he interpreted gravity as curvature of space-time due
to the presence of objects with mass. This theory was on the right track but still did not
really answer the question of how objects separated by empty space could be attracted.
Part of the problem lies with the arbitrary definition of mass that Newton framed as a
somewhat circular relation between a force and an acceleration: m = F/a. In other
words, we only know what a force is from a mass, and we only know what a mass is from
a force. The only somewhat objective component of the relationship is the acceleration,
and even that is subject to unknown influences that skew the measurements -- in addition
to which objects of any apparent mass fall at the same acceleration under the influence of
Earth's gravitational force, so we can only distinguish the various masses when they hit
something and push on it with their collisions.
Miles Mathis, Mark McCutcheon, and a few other fringe scientists have come up with
unorthodox methods of flipping the attractive force of gravity into a viewpoint in which
every object is conceived to be rapidly expanding. Such a theory seems ridiculous,
because it begs the question of what would make everything expand like a balloon. One
explanation is that the tendency of objects to be drawn toward each other is due to the
expansion of the universe. Not only is space expanding, but the material objects in it are
also expanding. However, if that were the case, then the Big Bang could never have
happened, because all components of the core dot would always keep up expanding with
each other and the overall density would never decrease, nor could it even be detected.
Gravitational attraction brings about localized increase in density while the universe as a
whole continues to decrease in density.
The solution to this puzzle is to recall that the Big Bang was the result of resistance, and
resistance requires energy to push things apart and thereby generate space between them.
We can therefore treat space as a form of matter with the least amount of material
density. It contains a lot of potential energy in the form of photon and antiphoton
vibrations, neutrinos, and other particles, but basically retains its form due to the initial
impetus of the Big Bang. After that initial impetus, awareness began to localize into
attention on areas of interest among the fragments of wholeness. This meant that the
original resistance to unity no longer persisted, but also became divided into bits of local
attention. Diversification is a sign of further resistance to unity. Relaxation of the
original overall resistance to a unity that was no longer so evident meant that there no
longer was a continuation of resistive force, but only the momentum of the initial push.
The focus of attention onto islands of matter within space relaxes the push to separate
them and so local islands of matter begin to coalesce into denser aggregates as the spaces
between them cancel out.
The principle is that focus of attention cancels space and allows unity to be restored in the
local area of focus. Attention involves exchange of photon-antiphoton pairs. This
reverses the loss of density and leads to increase of density in the areas of focus.
Localized focus is a natural result of the relaxation of resistance against overall unity.