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[IdPnSD]

We measure only three things – mass, length, and time.

There are no infinite objects of mass and length, because we do not see them. Infinite objects must be visible anywhere and everywhere. But there are two objects, root material and root cause, both are eternally existent. They are neither created nor can be destroyed.

The root material is the material from which all of us are created. This is called dust in Bible. But this is not the dust of the earth, it is the cosmic dust. Bible says we are made out of dust and when we die we become dust again. Since mass cannot be created or destroyed, this dust must exist eternally, that means for infinite time.

Since every effect requires a cause, the first cause that will create an object must use this dust. This cause is called soul or the root cause. Thus every object has a soul and that soul has created that object. Bible says also – God is spirit. Vedas describes this theory in more details. Thus every soul is eternally existent also. For more details take a look at https://www.academia.edu/38590496/A_COMPARISON_OF_MODERN_SCIENCE_WITH_VEDIC_SCIENCE

 

[Markus Hanke]

6 hours ago, IdPnSD said:

We measure only three things – mass, length, and time.

We can measure plenty of things that have nothing to do with mass, length or time.

6 hours ago, IdPnSD said:

The root material is the material from which all of us are created. This is called dust in Bible. But this is not the dust of the earth, it is the cosmic dust. Bible says we are made out of dust and when we die we become dust again. Since mass cannot be created or destroyed, this dust must exist eternally, that means for infinite time.

Since every effect requires a cause, the first cause that will create an object must use this dust. This cause is called soul or the root cause. Thus every object has a soul and that soul has created that object. Bible says also – God is spirit. Vedas describes this theory in more details. Thus every soul is eternally existent also. For more details take a look at https://www.academia.edu/38590496/A_COMPARISON_OF_MODERN_SCIENCE_WITH_VEDIC_SCIENCE

This is the “Theoretical Physics” section of a science forum; the above is thus completely off-topic.