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  • Omniverse Cosmology IV: The Non-Continuous Nature of Matter

    1. Matter Is Not Continuous — It Is Pixelated At the deepest physical level, the world is not made of smooth, continuous substance.Everything we call “matter” is built from atoms — discrete, countable units separated by vast empty space. What appears to the senses as solidity is, in truth, granularity. This mirrors precisely how digital…

    Gautama Dhamma

    January 16, 2026
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  • Omniverse Cosmology III: The Speed of Light Limit — A Cosmic Law or a Processing Ceiling?

    One of the strangest facts in modern physics is also one of the most quietly accepted: Nothing physical can exceed the speed of light. No matter how advanced the technology, no matter how much energy is applied, material objects slow, destabilize, and ultimately lose their physical form as they approach light speed. This rule is…

    Gautama Dhamma

    January 15, 2026
    Bhāvanā 修行
  • Omniverse Cosmology II: The Observer Effect in Quantum Physics — When Reality Waits to Be Seen

    In the vast expanse of the cosmos—where the laws of physics bend in ways that challenge everyday intuition—quantum mechanics stands as a profound disruption to classical reality. At the quantum scale, particles do not behave like solid objects moving along predictable paths. Instead, they exist as potentials, unresolved possibilities that only crystallize into definite states…

    Gautama Dhamma

    January 15, 2026
    Bhāvanā 修行
  • Cactus and Orchid Relationships

    Why Independence Thrives, Why Neediness Suffers, and What Movies Quietly Teach Us Contemporary cinema often celebrates romance as emotional intensity, dependency, and dramatic entanglement. Yet a closer look reveals a quieter truth: many modern films contrast two radically different relational ecologies. We can call them orchid relationships and cactus relationships. Among all recent films, Ghosted…

    Gautama Dhamma

    January 14, 2026
    Bhāvanā 修行
  • Omniverse Cosmology I: The Structural Prison of the Expanding Universe

    Why No Physical Escape Exists, How Sex (Kāma), Fear (Dosa), and Ignorance (Moha) Bind Beings, and Why Liberation from the Universe Must Be Conscious The idea that the universe functions as a prison may initially sound poetic or speculative. Yet when examined carefully—through both modern cosmology and the teaching of Gautama Buddha—it emerges as a…

    Gautama Dhamma

    January 13, 2026
    Bhāvanā 修行
  • Real Food First: The Philosophy Behind the 2026 Dietary Guidelines

    For decades, many people followed the advice: “low-fat is best,” “grains are the foundation,” and “count your calories.” Yet, despite these efforts, their health has been in steady decline. Obesity rates have soared, chronic diseases and fatty liver disease have become epidemics, and children are increasingly at risk. Change is finally here. On January 7,…

    Gautama Dhamma

    January 12, 2026
    Bhāvanā 修行
  • Nibelvirch and the Second Coming

    A Vision of Global Awakening for All Mankind What Is Nibelvirch? Nibelvirch is a term describing a future state of collective human awakening—a radical transformation in how reality is perceived, understood, and lived. According to the narrative, Nibelvirch is not a new religion, political system, or technology. It is the emergence of a new human…

    Gautama Dhamma

    January 12, 2026
    Bhāvanā 修行
  • Nibelvirch: The Future Global Enlightenment Envisioned by Paul Amadeus Dienach

    Introduction — A Glimpse into Tomorrow’s Consciousness What if humanity were to undergo a fundamental transformation—not through technology or political reform, but through a collective awakening of consciousness? Not a gradual cultural shift, but a decisive inner change that reshapes how reality itself is perceived. This question lies at the heart of Chronicles from the…

    Gautama Dhamma

    January 11, 2026
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  • The Beatitudes — A Theravāda Spiritual Perspective

    (Matthew 5:3–12) 3 “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.”4 “Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.”5 “Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth.”6 “Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be satisfied.”7 “Blessed are the merciful, for…

    Gautama Dhamma

    January 9, 2026
    Bhāvanā 修行
  • The Five Marks of a Starseed

    A Perspective Informed by Theravāda Wisdom The idea of a starseed—a being whose consciousness carries origins in higher celestial worlds or refined dimensions of existence—resonates naturally with the psychological and cosmological vision found in Theravāda Buddhism. While the language differs, the underlying patterns align closely with how the tradition understands the Citta (mind–heart) and the…

    Gautama Dhamma

    January 6, 2026
    Bhāvanā 修行
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