Perpetual Membership

From DavidLiptak28513 - 2007-09-10

"Perpetual". This one word is nto within our understanding for now. This is so far still for the human conciseness to understand -- more than we know even if you have a concept of M Theory and Quantum Mechanics.  However since you have begun this adventure to seek this question & answer, and I am doctor of this subject -- then you have begun to know what this is – “perpetually” -- we really do not have a scientific concept of this as it applies to our Art (etc.).

  However no one knows "perpetual" other than I can say simply it is a "state of being" -- a specific “warp” of space, time and distance. If the M theory holds true for the Big Bang then it would seem to me the existing "perpetual" is obliterated as a new "Big Bang" also simultaneously occurs -- then a new "reality" occurs ---- but are we there?   I do not know.  But this is irrelevant thought (perhaps) as our mark on SBD MDK impacts beyond space and time now!!! Based on the fabric of Eisenstein’s 2 Noble prizes. 

Ultimately it comes simply down to training and let these quantum mechanics questions answer their own complexity in time, as we learn! The answers are there as I know first hand!

 

But -- I am of the opinion that "one" reality -- no matter of time, space, and the gravity of space & time fabric of this Universe changes – Soo Bahk Do MGK was there at the beginning and will always be there infinitely.

 

Cheers!

 

SDJ David Liptak 28513

 

 

perpetual |p?r?pe ch o??l|adjective1 never ending or changing : deep caves in perpetual darkness.• [ attrib. ] denoting a position, job, or trophy held for life rather than a limited period, or the person holding it : a perpetual secretary of the society.• (of an investment) having no fixed maturity date; irredeemable : a perpetual bond.2 occurring repeatedly; so frequent as to seem endless and uninterrupted :their perpetual money worries.• (of a plant) blooming or fruiting several times in one season : he grows perpetual carnations.nouna perpetual plant, esp. a hybrid rose.DERIVATIVESperpetually adverbORIGIN Middle English : from Old French perpetuel, from Latinperpetualis, from perpetuus ‘continuing throughout,’ from perpes,perpet- ‘continuous.’

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