01-05-2011, 01:51 PM
from the well-read among you?
A few years back, I read on a web site that the ancient Aryans/Hindus had determined our vibratory rate (in other words, the rate at which we toggle between time/space and space/time, although of course they didn't use those terms); and the figure of (10 to the 33rd power) cycles per second sticks in my mind, but my memory may be faulty. I'm undertaking a little project here, and need the exact figure, but I can't remember where it came from. I suspect it was taken originally from one of the Vedas, but it might have been from the Mahabharata. These works are enormous, and it would take me months, if not years, to read through them all searching for the correct figure. Google was no help to me.
Would anyone here happen to remember the source for that figure?
A few years back, I read on a web site that the ancient Aryans/Hindus had determined our vibratory rate (in other words, the rate at which we toggle between time/space and space/time, although of course they didn't use those terms); and the figure of (10 to the 33rd power) cycles per second sticks in my mind, but my memory may be faulty. I'm undertaking a little project here, and need the exact figure, but I can't remember where it came from. I suspect it was taken originally from one of the Vedas, but it might have been from the Mahabharata. These works are enormous, and it would take me months, if not years, to read through them all searching for the correct figure. Google was no help to me.
Would anyone here happen to remember the source for that figure?
