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Thanks! Appreciated.

Like I said, I can't explain it in a short comment--I've written an entire book on the subject. Regardless, yes--much of scientific interpretation of observations is unequivocally wrong. The question of

I did say: "This is a process that repeats itself across several thousands of years". I don't have a specific date, but only an order of magnitude. Something in the range of ~25,000 years or

It's a long story. My interpretation is that the solar system is a planetary factory, where a planet starts off as the first planet from the sun alike to Mercury, then it planetary supernovas and moves

Hi Andrew! I have listened to all the JRE podcasts with Randall Carlson and several of his other posts around the internet. He is certainly extremely knowledgeable and a great source. However, I do not

Thanks! Good to hear from you. Lately, I've been thinking a lot about this. I have come to recognize that gravity is not the end-all-be-all of how the universe functions, but that even it is the result

Sorry for the delay, I was traveling for a time. I read through Ādi 4 and some descriptions of Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu. If I may say, it reminds me very much of the founder of the Baha'i religion, Bahá'u'lláh.

"There certainly are hidden meanings, but the method of succession from spiritual master to disciple is prescribed in the Vedas so everything is revealed." What defines a spiritual master? Master

While I appreciate that people likely have been able to fully or close to fully memorize completely and exactly the Vedas, someone having done so is in no way definitive proof that the Vedas are in their

And other times you can choose things of such substantial consequence that things will never be the same. Not all choices are of equal importance to the shape of the future. Nor as difficult to make as

Again, I'm not doubting that there is a vast wealth of truth within the Vedas, and even that there is some portion of the total truth of reality that is only within the Vedas (as is the case for all things).

Something something using free will to conclude that something something. ;D

What do the Vedas have to say about the existence of Christianity? Of Islam? Of science? Do they explain how gravity works? Do they disclose the nature of human beings with relationship to the nature of

I didn't call the Vedas speculative. I called them a part of all that is. Because they are. They aren't everything that exists, and thus they do not contain all that exists. Regarding speculation,

To ultimately sum up the above work, it says: The universe is Infinite. Math is an approximation by its very nature. For example, if we attempt to determine the movement of a planet around the sun, if

Thanks for sharing this as well! I hope you don't mind me sharing my perspective. Regarding evolution, there is very much evidence in favor of evolution. In fact, there is very much evidence in favor of

Very interesting post. Thanks for sharing this with me. I would say, though, that women have played an equal part in shaping society. While men may, for the time being, be given the credit and puff out

That's a really interesting connection to make regarding "Earth" and "Heart". Earth is certainly alive and maybe is much more heart-like in nature than I've realized. I have read about

Hey thanks for dropping by! Sorry I didn't fully focus on talking about the important things you were asking, still realizing the need for priorities regarding what I do while I stream when several people

Thanks a lot! I stream 24 hours a day, you can find me on my Twitch stream here. I was just getting in bed, its 5am here--I've been sleeping very little and staying up very late over the past few weeks,