Where Is Space? (video)
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This is track 6 of the 7-part series, Science and the Myth of Materialism:
track 1 | track 2 | track 3 | track 4 | track 5 | track 6 | track 7
Total length: 01:10:22
In this talk excerpt, Adi Da discusses the Big Bang, and how scientists now believe that space itself originated with the Big Bang. He then considers the philosophical implications.This excerpt is track 6 of the CD, Science and the Myth of Materialism, a collection of talks from throughout the 30 years of Avatar Adi Da's formal Teaching-Work that brings together samples from His vast Divine Instruction relative to the psycho-physical nature of the world, the limits of scientific materialism, and the Inherent Unity of Existence.
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