Hello,
My name is Jacob Billings.
I live in Florida
I'm 22 years old
In 2 more months I'll be re-entering college. I can't wait too. This time, I know what I am out to accomplish.
I've always been intrigued by that ephemeral, noumenal quality to reality; the numerious contemplations and understandings of which can be found within the prose and tomes of every minor or major religion. It has disappointed, agitated, saddened, and innervated me that it is the direction of the nation in which I live to separate an understanding and/or contemplation of this sixth aspect to reality from the daily actions of our lives.
Though this most certainly had not always been the case [take the motivations of the English migrants as prime example] the mood of the times is such that we generally deny any occurrence which lies outside of the physical manifestations of the world; this being done through the simple assertion of it's lack of physical properties.
My hypothesis is that, as each individual thing within a totality interacts in some way with the totality, religious activity and other such actions must affect things that are measurable. By studying patterns of motion of small particles during repeated religious (and other similar) activities, I wish to find the correlations, and or a specific quality which shows itself to be an identity of the physical response to religious (and similar) activity.
I want to make prolific the empirical evidence of spiritual (and similar) occurrences.
