This post is based on a recent dream I had. I draw the conclusion that a dream is a form of time travel, and sleep is a time machine that transports us to different eras. We can be brought to the past or the future. Every dream ends in the present. Let us understand the... Continue Reading →
God Bless You in LaTex
In LaTex to make the unseen seen, uncomment the commented text. God is also commented and so we are unable to see Him. On the day of judgment, He will uncomment Himself and so He will become visible. Every LaTex document has a beginning and an end. Anything that goes below the end document line... Continue Reading →
A MATHEMATICAL PROOF OFAFTERLIFE
In mathematics, commutative diagrams are used in several fields such as algebraic topology,homological algebra, category theory, etc. In simple words, a commutative diagram is apictorial way of writing an equation. An equation has two sides, the left and right. Similarly, acommutative diagram has paths. Formally, a commutative diagram is a collection of objects andarrows. The... Continue Reading →
More On Afterlife
In an earlier post, we prove the fundamental theorem of life and death (FTLD). Here we would like to further expand on it. Before we speak of the afterlife, a concrete definition is required of what life and death are. As stated in FTLD. life and death are not separate entities. They come in different... Continue Reading →
The Fundamental Theorem of Life and Death Again
In the previous post, we dealt with the fundamental theorem of life and death (FTLD). Here we further elaborate on the components of LBD and lad. In Figure 1.1, we go from sleep to awake along two paths. The first path is from sleep to dream to awake. The second path is directly from sleep... Continue Reading →
Reincarnation
In the preceding post on the fundamental theorem of life & death , we established the equivalence between the elements of LBD and lad (see glossary for acronyms). It gives rise to three types of beliefs which are given by POV1, POV2, and POV3. POV1 is a believer because he knows he sleeps and while... Continue Reading →
The Fundamental Theorem Of Life & Death
In mathematics, commutative diagrams are used in several fields such as algebraic topology, homological algebra, category theory, etc. In simple words, a commutative diagram is a pictorial way of writing an equation. An equation has two sides, the left and right. Similarly, a commutative diagram has paths. Formally, a commutative diagram is a collection of... Continue Reading →
Mr. Monologue 