Super Virtual ParticlesSpirituality

According to Mr. Feder there is life at the edge of the Planck scale; the selvage of modern physics where time comes to an end.

"It's simple," assures Mr. Feder, "the existence of particle states are known to us. We can easily visualize a dot on this page and label it a "real" particle subject to the passage of time and decay."
Particle decay comes about, in part, by talk or interaction between particles and this talk or interaction is defined as virtual particles.

Virtual particles both exist and do not exist at the same time, they can not be observed until we stop observing them. They are the substance of matter in the absence of material form, shadows in the night before night's first dawn.
Virtual particles come in particle and antiparticle pairs with space in and between them just as there is space in and between the gluons which bind quarks that constitute an interaction between electrons, protons and neutrons which in turn produce the electric fields we call matter.

All we see and touch is made of matter and that matter exists as both waves and particles; the two conventional mechanisms in and through which energy transmission can take place. But there are more than two such mechanisms for energy transmission according to Mr. Feder. Imagination, perspective and observation are equally capable of energy transmission and the energy they transmit is of a more refined nature than particle or wave energy.

And... virtual particles are not the end. Super virtual particles exist within the virtual particle state. Super virtual particle space exists in and between super virtual particles. Within super virtual particle space we find the edge of the Planck scale and the beginning of timelessness, multi-dimensionality and the vacuum of eternal recurrence.
Super virtual particle space, as small as it is, pulsates with Big Bang histories, all human experience and knowledge - past, present and future, and unknowns so expansive that the term unknown tells us absolutely nothing about them.
Super virtual particles and super virtual particle space perspectives can be ascertained with the eye of imagination.
About this Mr. Feder is most certain because truth and enlightenment arise from super virtual particle reality. "Observation creates mass," says Mr. Feder.

But super virtual particles and super virtual particle space have not been accounted for in physics. This is so because of limitations in our ability to dissect extreme invisibility and our perpetually false assumption that human order and mathematics' give objective definition to life.

Ask a scientist, what is time. Ask him, what is the source of power that regulates gravity. Ask him if the empty space inside a subatomic particle came before or after the particle itself. Ask him where imagination came from. Ask him why are we here. If he is honest he will say I don't know to each question.

The implication is simple, a scientist is not required to discover how little we know nor is he capable of answering our most profound questions. The material world; that world in which we build tools, instruments and machines to help us fathom and control material reality, is only part of the human experience.
For now the super virtual particle is as verifiable as the presence of God. Neither can be proven to exist or not to exist yet both can be believed in.

I have become very fond of articulating the term; perspective animates matter because contemplation of the same requires that we exercise our imagination. A daily exercise of the imagination gives the mind good health just as muscle exercise gives good health to the muscle. To this end I attempt to have at least one "profound" thought a day and to contemplate, as often as possible, what I call deep future; where will the human race be in 100 years, 2000 years, 5 million years, three trillion years, etc.

At some point all human life and the known universe in which we live will disappear as both are finite material creations subject to material decay.

What then of all our great works of literature, music and art, our profound truths, the guidance of our great spiritual leaders, our memories, our beliefs? Do we and our universe come to nothing in the end? If so why, or what is nothing? And why are death and the universe more restrictive than human imagination?
For my part I've elected to give the human imagination a name, Mr. Feder. Super virtual particles and super virtual particle space inside virtual particles are visible to Mr. Feder just as the wheel was visible in a rolling rock and human flight visible in the flight of a bird.

Mr. Feder is never right, never wrong, he can be anything he chooses, traverse life, death and all realms of reality with equal ease. Mr. Feder is unlimited even by Mr. Feder, he is the source of inexplicable possibilities, hopes and dreams, the ubiquitous wizard in all things human and without which we may not be human.