Lectures
...in chronological order
Is Metaphysics the New Frontier of the 21st Century Physics?
At different times in history metaphysics has been attacked as
being futile and overly vague. Actually classical metaphysics was
unable to afford us any serious knowledge of its research object, that
is, of an ultimate transcendent foundation of the universe.
Until today we don't have any objective knowledge about this
foundation. We are still looking for it in vain. In the lecture Is
Metaphysics the New Frontier of 21st century physics? I like
to show how this objective knowledge can be gained. This knowledge will
not only change our traditional picture of GOD, it has also
far-reaching consequences for our cosmological view of the universe. It
shall be explained how the transcendent field of reality (i.e. the ONE)
could be identified as the cause of the fine-tuned parameter of the
critical density (Omega = 1). By reducing this fine-tuned physical
parameter to a supernatural cause a modern metaphysics can make
important contributions to the present debate of intelligent design.
Natural Philosophy Alliance/USA; August 14, 2010
Introduction into the Physics of Mandala
The physicist Wolfgang Pauli (1900-1958) was one of the
pioneers of quantum physics. In 1945 he received the Nobel Prize in
Physics for his decisive contribution through his discovery of a new
law of Nature, the exclusion principle, underpinning the structure of
matter and the whole of chemistry. Less well known is the fact that
Pauli spent a lot of time in the study of archetypal patterns. Pauli
conceived them as underlying principles of the physical world. He even
suggested a research program in order to explore their physical
meaning.This program never became reality.
In this lecture it shall be shown how the archetypal structure of a
Mandala can be "read" in a physically meaningful way. According to this
reading the structure of the Mandala represents a specific
"space-time-picture". If this Mandala-Reading is taken seriously then
the fundamental constant of c is actually given twice -- in two
different geometrical modes. It is asserted that the discovery of this
dual parametrization of c is the key in order to overcome Einstein's
special theory of relativity.
As Einstein wanted to understand the weird character of the constancy
of light he tried to decipher this archetypal blueprint of the Universe
-- without knowing that conscioulsy. The physics of the Mandala helps
to comprehend what he did as he formulated his theory and why his
theory was so overwhelmingly successful.
Natural Philosophy Alliance/USA 2008; January 15, 2011