"My
Bright Nights Vision"
by
Paul
Andrew Mitchell, B.A., M.S.
July 20,
2013 A.D.
I was
day-dreaming the other day, and a powerful vision
unfolded in my
mind's eye.
The vision
was multiple growing Universes beginning to overlap each other
and
"collide" in the way that galaxies are now passing through each other
but without
member stars actually smashing into each other.
Those of
you who know me probably also know that I have
reversed
Einstein's famous equation by solving for "m"
instead of
solving for "E". This is what
we get when we
reverse that
equation by solving for "m":
m = E / (c
* c)
This is a
formulaic metaphor for Creation, because it literally
converts Energy to
matter "m" by dividing the quantity of Energy "E"
by the
velocity of light squared.
This
process is similar to the physical process by which
steam
"condenses" into liquid water.
In our
formulaic metaphor, Energy "condenses" into matter.
I worked
out the math and proved to myself that this equation
is true in
both directions!
This
theoretical solution was gifted to me in the Fall of
1995,
long before
black holes were discovered to be emitting
huge bursts of
gamma rays and other high-energy particles
in a process
we now call "galactic core explosions".
The term
"black hole" definitely needs to be changed
to something
more descriptive, because these galaxy cores
are anything
but "black" or super high concentrations
of matter
that are so dense, even light cannot escape
their immense
gravitational forces.
Of course,
a galaxy's core will appear "black" as long as
one's measuring
instruments are unable to detect
energy that is
outside the miniscule spectrum of visible light,
or light
that is visible to the naked eye.
More
recently, astronomers have also confirmed that
some galaxies
are emitting not only enormous quantities
of gamma
rays, but also entirely new stars on a regular,
predictable schedule.
For
example, use a search engine like Google or Bing
and search
for: "star factory" images
Hopefully,
you will encounter such exciting titles as:
"The
Splendor of Orion: A Star Factory Unveiled"
When we
extrapolate this observable process by which
galaxy cores
actually create new stars, sometimes as
quickly as 2 new
stars every 24-hours, the conclusion is
inescapable that our Universe
is not "expanding"
but
"growing" as Thomas Joseph Brown explains
in one of
his recorded lectures.
In a growing
Universe, the quantity of observable matter
is
constantly increasing, instead of remaining constant
or
fixed. There was a time in the recent
past when
cosmologists were
deeply engaged in a debate
over whether
an "expanding" Universe would some day
expand so far
out into the void that everything would
return to
absolute zero on the Kelvin temperature scale.
The empirical
discovery that our Universe is actually
"growing" has made it necessary to reject fully the
notion that our
Universe would some day end up
as an
immensely large but very cold and dark place --
much too cold
and much too dark for any living
organisms to
survive at all.
What my
recent vision helped me to visualize is
an immensely
large multi-verse that results from
literally merging
or converging our known Universe
with
neighboring Universes which astronomers
are only now detecting,
because of gravitational
anomalies in the
patterns of observable matter
near the Event
Horizons of our Universe.
Picture
this wonderful future for our known Universe:
by joining
the process of star formation at galactic cores
with the
process by which multiple Universes end up
overlapping each
other, the density of stars in the
night sky
should increase by a very noticeable amount.
I can even
safely predict that the night sky will
become a
glittering kaleidoscope of multi-colored
stars whose combined
light will be bright enough
to read
books without the aid of a flashlight.
If like me
you also think that this vision may be
a foretaste
of the real Heaven that awaits the
Children
of God, don't let me stop you:
I believe
that you will be right on the money
when it comes
to exercising the freedom to
let your
imaginations run wild about this
glorious and
magnificent future that awaits us.
As Jesus
once said, even your wildest imagination
cannot even come
close to the world which God has
created for those
who love Him and are permitted to enjoy
eternal life with
Him.
I took
that to mean that my imagination was
surely permitted
to run wild, because even then
I would
still not come close to what God has in store
for his
Eternal Family.
Why anyone
would choose to forfeit such a glorious
future is
totally beyond me.
# # #
July
22, 2013 A.D.
This
is brilliant Paul!
Yes,
it appears that matter is increasing in the universe.
Halton Arp's work on the red shifts of quasars
indicates that
they are proto-galaxies that grow into galaxies
in quantized steps,
but that the red shift denotes age and energetic
state rather than distance.
He
proposes that quasars are emitted from galactic centers
(during the galactic core eruptions you reference) and
are not the great distances theorized in the
present astrophysical paradigm.
So
I totally agree that the galactic cores are not 'black'
but are rather star factories, giving birth to
new matter.
Always
enjoy these writings as well as your continued brilliant legal research.
Cheers,
Tom
September
15, 2013 A.D.
Hi Derek,
I've been writing occasionally about the Most High.
Thomas Brown is my best
friend, so he's a little biased :-)
Hope you enjoy this one (I can send you others, if
you like) ...
Best regards to Ursula and your whole family ...
September 28, 2013 A.D.
Wow
Paul!!
Thank
you so much for this email!! I will find
your book!
Bless
you!
There
are so many questions running through my head!!
I
can't help but think what a very special soul you are to be given such wisdom
and visions!!
Just
reading this gives me hope for future generations here.
Isn't
it just all so very awesome!!
Email
me anytime!!
I
would love to continue hearing from you.
Do
you have a website?
Or a newsletter??
Thank
you again for sharing!!
Blessings!
Becki Hawkins
Sent
from my iPad
Sent: Saturday, September 28, 2013 12:06 AM
To: nderf@nderf.org;
jody@nderf.org
Subject: FYI: "My Bright Nights Vision," by Paul Andrew
Mitchell, B.A., M.S. (July 20, 2013 A.D.)
Greetings,
Thomas
Brown is my best friend down in Auckland, New Zealand,
so he's a
little biased :-)
Hope you
enjoy the essay: it has profound
spiritual implications for me,
and I would
love to know that it does the same for you too ...
... healthy human beings are now having visions too!
Sep 30, 2013 at 8:05 AM, Jody Long,
Webmaster <jody@nderf.org>
wrote:
Hi
Paul,
I
really like your article.
Could
I have your permission to put it on www.oberf.org
?
Kind
regards,
Jody
September
30, 2013 A.D.
Of course.
Thanks,
Jody!
I'm
so glad you liked it.
October
8, 2013 A.D.
One of the factors that had not
consciously occurred to me
was Earth's place in between spiral arms of the Milky Way.
When you stop to think about it, a
lot of interstellar dust
would definitely obscure the visibility of distant galaxies;
and yet the position of the solar system in between
2 relatively dense galactic arms makes the night sky
that much clearer.
And another exciting point they made
is that the
"boundaries”
of the known Universe keep expanding
as the power of our telescopes increases.
It wasn't that long ago that the
"boundary" of the
known Universe was the outer arms of that Milky Way.
Imagine what we would see if we
could travel
all the way to the Event Horizon, and point our
most power telescopes outwards.
This is what I wrote to Thomas Brown
recently:
Here's a
useful thought experiment:
Let's
design a probe that travels to the Event Horizon
at many
times faster than the speed of light, and
it carries
within its cargo bay another Hubble
Space
Telescope ("HST"):
What will
HST-II see when it reaches the Event Horizon
and looks out
beyond that Horizon?
Answer: probably something like THIS:
