{Part 2/2} In the second half of our discussions with the brilliant and delightful polymath Robert Grant, we delve into the esoteric wisdom of the ancients in pursuit of the meaning of life and the universe itself.
We begin by discussing the alchemy of transmuting fear into gratitude, and in so doing, changing our perspectives to be more fulfilling and effective in our pursuit of happiness. Our outlook shapes our reality and ultimately determines the paths we travel. Being mindful of the thoughts we hold and how they play a role in our life experience is key to self mastery.
We then move into the Plains of Esoteric Wisdom, where we discuss great philosophers and alchemists like Plato and Kepler to John Dee, Alan Watts, Manly P Hall, and Carl Jung. We also discuss the likely identity of Shakespeare, and the work of Alan Green, which unlocked the Shakespeare Code - an algorithmic look at the sonnets which points directly at the Giza plateau in Egypt. Robert elaborates on our conversations from Part 1 in which he tells of the intricate connections between our modern measurement systems and a host of mathematical constants that demonstrate very clearly a cosmic order to the universe.
As if this information itself isn’t mind-blowing enough, it’s even more so that at some point in the far reaches of antiquity, some civilization of scientist-philosophers understood all these connections and systems better than we do today. They built them into ancient monuments, into legends, and in some cases, like the Hebrews, into their languages.
For instance, Robert shows how the Hebrew language contains certain sacred words that may be transformed into mathematical algorithms that express complex and important mathematical figures. This means, among countless other implications, that the story we believe about the development of human knowledge, civilization, and innovation, is dramatically flawed.
We wrap up the show with discussions on astronomy, torus fields, and the nature of time, which Robert explains may not be linear at all, as humans perceive it. He speculates the possibility that time is a cycle, as proposed in countless ancient cosmologies around the world, such as the Vedas of ancient India. The implications are truly profound.
The human story is a mystery. Math may provide a toolkit for unlocking the mystery of who we are, where we came from, and where we’ve been. With a “Unified Physics” model - a “Theory of Everything” - finally on the table as a potential development during our lifetime, we may very well learn more than we ever thought to question about the nature of humanity and the universe.
Check out Robert’s groundbreaking courses - “The Etymology of Number” and “The Language of Light”
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