About the Heart Chakra

By Hans Konstapel February 23rd, 2009, under Completed, History, Physics

The term Nadi comes from the Indian word for movement. The approximately 72.000 Nadis comprise a vast network of transport channels of the Force of Life in the Human Body.
The channels connect into 7 Major and 21 Minor Centers, called Chakras (Wheels). The Heart Chakra is in the Middle connecting The Spiritual and the Material [...]

About the Old World Order

By Hans Konstapel February 11th, 2010, under Completed, Cycles, History

 

Ravana

At December 25, 3117 B.C. a total solar eclipse was visible at Sunrise at the Winter Solstice point. This date is the Beginning of the Mayan Calendar. It is also the start of the Reign of Me-Sin or Menes the first Pharao King that united Egypt.
The beginning of the new calendar marks the most important Geophysical [...]

About Old Fashioned Thinking

By Hans Konstapel December 21st, 2009, under History, Philosophy

Many thousands of years ago human life was a far different experience to that which we enjoy today. Life for our ancient forefathers was a mixture of wonder and fear.
The interesting point to notice is that the human body has not changed since the old days. The things that have changed are our environment and [...]

Will McWhinney: About Engagement

By Hans Konstapel December 19th, 2009, under Completed, Philosophy

This is an old version of chapter Eight out of the never published book Grammers of Engagement of Will McWhinny. Will gave it to me to comment. I am sure Will has adapted this chapter later but I think it is still a very interesting document to read. I really don’t know if I am [...]

About Morphology or How Alan Turing Made the Dream of Goethe Come True

By Hans Konstapel November 17th, 2009, under Completed, Computer and Communication Technology, Mathematics, Philosophy

The Ancient Greeks believed that the images of waking life and dreams came from the same source, Morpheus (Μορφέας, Μορφεύς), “He who Shapes“.
The Science of the Shapes, Morphology, was created and named by Goethe in his botanical writings (”Zur Morphologie“, 1817).
Goethe used comparative anatomical methods, to discover a primal plant form that would contain all [...]

About the Logic of Creation

By Hans Konstapel October 12th, 2009, under Completed, History, Mathematics, Physics

The Way the Universe was Created has generated an ongoing discussion for more than 6000 years. In this Blog I give you a way to solve this problem with the use of Logic.
When we use Logic you will see that the concept of Creation out of Nothing leads to a Strange Contradiction.
This Contradiction looks a [...]

About the African Origins of the Ancient Civilization of Egypt

By Hans Konstapel August 31st, 2009, under Completed, History

The Ancient Egyptians believed that their Religion originated in the Land of Punt also called Ta Netjer, the Land of the Gods.
On the Reliefs of the Temples, the Puntites are always represented as African People.
This Blog is the result of an Inquiry into the African Roots of Ancient Egypt.
 It contains the following parts:
1. An exploration [...]

About the Raising of the Djed

By Hans Konstapel August 18th, 2009, under Completed, History

 
One Cellar Creatures, Bacteria, have no need for a central Multi-Cellar Coordination system, a Central Nervous System. Their only need is to find Food (Chemicals).
To find food they Move Around in the Chemical Soup with their Flagellum in a Chaotic Pattern (Creativity, Exploration) until they are Attracted by (Fall in Love with) a Source they [...]

How to Measure the Productivity of Knowledge Workers

By Hans Konstapel August 10th, 2009, under Business, Completed, Cycles, Learning

In the 19th Century The Blue Collar Workers were replaced by Machines.  When the White Collar Workers were replaced by the Software of the Programmers a new Type of Work was created, called Knowledge Work.
It is very difficult to measure the Productivity of the Knowledge Worker. In this Blog I will show you that the Problem [...]