Multidimensional universe with different laws of nature and time the Vedas say .

The scientific community, for reasons best left to them to explain , assume all parts of the universe are subject to the same physical laws , including time . They also think the same chance evolutionary laws mean life will evolve in similar ways in other planets of the universe in pretty much identical ways as ours

Recently, scientists have begun to think quite differently. Certainly the Vedas have a lot to say on universal affairs and perhaps the Harvard Prof Lisa Randall is more closely aligned to the Vedas with her “Branes” (as in membrane) theory , which brings us different laws and also planes of existence visible only to certain types of senses . Ethereal planes of existence that have opulences beyond our imagination and of much finer qualities is the Vedic science. Time and relativity are Einstein’s thoughts, which are certainly played out throughout the Vedic universe.

Even in our experience of sensual life , the human cannot hear the high pitch of a dog whistle or the low sounds of the blue whale within the deep oceans. Senses differ . The Vedas corroborated that but take that this phenomenon much much further . The fifth Canto describes the multidimensional universe where laws and time operate according to another design , a higher grade of life with mind and senses to suit . This is facilitating consciousness, which displays highly elevated states of beauty and emotions. We should remember the inexplicable varieties of life on this physical plane , and also remember the inexplicable varieties of minds and intellects , and we should never limit consciousness or the planes of existence it can reside in in terms of bodies or how long they are in existence. We should not limit God’s abilities or compare them to ours .

The scientific community of physicists is thinking

“While the idea of universal, unchanging physical laws is a cornerstone of modern physics, there is growing evidence and theoretical speculation suggesting that the same laws might not apply everywhere in the universe, and that some fundamental constants, like the fine-structure constant, might vary. However, it’s crucial to distinguish between the fundamental laws of physics and the way they manifest or appear in different regions of the universe. “

Dr Richard Thompson, PHd, has written on Vedic cosmology , and the 3rd and 5th Canto of the Bhagavatam reveal the varigatedness of the multidimensional universe where time and physics operates entirely differently.

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