Black Hole Birthday Bonanza

Hard to believe maybe but it is 10 years since the birth of the Black Hole Principle. In celebration we are giving away over $1000 worth of goodies. Watch the vid to be in. To enter the competition either go to the Facebook Punk Science page here and send me a message or if you received an email from me, answer the email with your entry.
Good luck! 

The Big News about Black Holes - they produce water!

The Big News - Black Holes produce water!

Hello everyone and though it has been a while since my last post on this blog I have been busy. To let you know what I have been up to and the Big News about black holes, I have produced this video. I have listed the links mentioned in the video underneath. 

Movies and Courses

For Punk Science, The Movie Trailer click here. 

To sign up for the 7 steps to a Magical Life click here.

New Interviews

For the Lilou youtube video click here.

For the Lilou Gaiam TV video click here. (You may need to sign up for this)  

For the Edge media TV interview click here. 

Black Holes and Water

For an article in Sovereign Mind/ Reality Bridge magazine click here.

For the IONS talk, (low res) click here. 

For the Glastonbury Symposium Talk click here. To obtain the official DVD visit this page.   

 

Innovation, Punk Science and Villagers with pitchforks

Last week,  I was a speaker at a conference which was very different from the events I am usually invited to speak at. It was a conference discussing innovation in science and technology in Europe and was attended by quite a few former heads of State with other top current politicians sending presentations by remote link. This was definitely an 'invite only' event and I was asked to speak as someone in the organising committee is a friend of my partner's and is aware of my work and the excitement it is generating with young people around the world. 

My first impressions having sat through the first day was that there was an awful lot of talk, speakers rotated around every few minutes and there was little or no audience interaction. Each presentation was basically a variation on the same theme that Europe needed more innovation in science and technology or risk great losses to the economies of the member countries, a process which seems already under way. However, we did not hear from the people who are really on the ground creating tech companies i.e. entrepreneurs who would have been a great asset to the proceedings. 

In informal chats after that evening's gala dinner, I gleaned that actually some of the major issues were emotional. Europeans are less likely than Americans to celebrate success or want to be a tall poppy as they see that as being a bit vulgar. Being 'bi-cultural' myself, I do witness that the English are highly reticent to put themselves forward. Obviously all this shyness is not helping European innovation. 

However, it was the second day that really delivered a clanger and beautifully demonstrated why science and innovation has come to a standstill in so many arenas. I was speaking on a panel discussion on science and education. Note that this is not my usual subject of explaining the actual science but talking about science which is something I don't normally do. Now I am not naive. I know full well that people such as myself are hated by the scientific establishment so checked ahead with the organisers who indeed asked me to be 'out of the box'. 

So 'out of the box' I was, delivering a short presentation on how, although numbers of students studying science may be falling in schools, they are rising in the science and spirituality/ consciousness arena I generally speak in, even though people attend those events in their spare time and pay for them out of their own pockets. 

I pushed the boundaries way out of the box outlining the meagre statistics we have that suggest that we have a rise in people who call themselves spiritual and that there are many young people now who are experiencing phenomena such as angels, psychic abilities and healing. They need a science that is going to reflect their lives and if they don't find it in school, they will go elsewhere. Well as you can imagine, some scientists present, including another speaker decided to attack me and suggested that I should not have been even present at the conference. 

Although very rude, it was not an unexpected reaction. However, it did seem rather comical that in the middle of such a high level conference on innovation and 'out of the box' thinking, the only talk that really pushed the boundaries resulted in a reaction akin to being chased down by villagers with pitch forks. So in other words, people make a lot of noise about innovation, but in reality they only really want whatever follows the established patterns. 

The main reaction to my talk is that what I was discussing was not science. This is a classic sign of a dogma. I was describing how people now see their world which now more often includes phenomena such as angels etc. This includes children who are experiencing these changes, even when their own families do not understand or are even hostile to these ideas. 

Yet the scientific method begins with observation of the universe. If the observations of human beings are changing, science should reflect this. We look back to the past at the ideas about the universe that our forebears had in eras such as the Middle ages and wonder how they could be so restricted in their viewpoints. Yet perhaps this is because of an actual evolutionary process in humans that we have yet to understand and maybe the same is happening again and we are going through another paradigm shift in how humans view their reality.

The whole experience left me with a greater understanding of what people such as myself are doing in the Science and Spirituality/ Consciousness movement. We are actually moving science forward whilst existing out of the mainstream as there is no longer any innovation in the mainstream, nor can there be as long as it remains a self similar pattern, only allowing ideas which perpetuate the status quo. This is really the reason why the establishment is collapsing. 

Although initially science was a rebellious movement away from the restrictions of the church, the original more free thinking pioneers have been replaced by the people who came after, whose emotional patterns are all about following what has already been established and perpetuating the status quo.  And so the system lacks innovation and therefore starts to die. Hence politicians gather to discuss how they can resurrect the situation. 

But in the mean time, scientific innovation is moving forward in the only way it can - away from where it is being stifled. In fact, many of the previous innovations in our history have actually come from people outside the mainstream academic system for the very reason that it cannot survive within it.

I left with the feeling that if I had any illusions that this was where it is all happening, they were shattered. We walked out of the conference and into a taxi for the airport and the taxi driver gave us such a brilliant appraisal of the European economic situation, we wondered why he had not been a speaker. It seemed a sign somehow. 

Myself with Lynne McTaggart on the set of Punk Science - the Movie.

The attitudes shown to me at this conference just underline that we are where it is all happening. We may not have the massive budgets, but we are out there and changing consciousness and science. The heroes of this movement such as Bruce Lipton, Elisabeth Rauscher, Jude Currivan, Gregg Braden, Joe Dispenza, Lynne McTaggart, Amit Goswami and many more are not only shifting minds, they are actually the place where the scientific paradigm is moving forward, where the human race is evolving and moving on. When it comes to the two now polarised parties, one is decrying the lack of innovation and the other is just getting on with it and the numbers are growing. I know where I would rather be and I am glad that I am there. 

What really happened in 2012?

2012 was the Year of Rising

Today - Valentine's day 2013, numerous people from around the globe will take part in the one billion rising campaign to highlight the need to end the concept that violence against women is a given. We are undergoing an amazing turning point in the evolution of the consciousness of this planet and for me this is the legacy of 2012. 

December 21st 2012 represented the end of the Mayan Long count calendar and was hotly anticipated from many viewpoints. Some felt it was the end of the world, some believed that we would ascend immediately in spaceships, other believed that it was going to be business as usual; a new cycle in the Mayan calendar would start and life would go on. 

In the years running up to that date it was one of the top subjects I got asked about in my lectures. I tended to answer, that I didn't know for sure what was going to happen, but I could see certain patterns in my research to show that we were headed towards a change in consciousness as we headed back to a Golden Age in what is known as the Great Year, a cycle of 26,000 years. 




What actually did happen in 2012 surprised me, but was a wonderful indication of how consciousness is shifting and we are balancing out. It started around August with the start of the No More Page3 Campaign. This was an online petition to ask the editor of the Sun newspaper in the UK to remove pictures of topless women from the paper, which is generally the largest image of women seen in the tabloid. 

It must have taken people by surprise at how quickly the campaign garnered support and signatures. It turns out that many people have been feeling annoyed that we have to accept this daily objectification of women, but not knowing how to do anything about it. 

Shortly after this, the Jimmy Savile scandal exploded which involved the resignation of the head of the BBC because he halted the airing of a Newsnight documentary. Although, I believe the reasons for this are actually manifold, one of the reasons given was that there was only the testimony of the women who had been molested and no other evidence. "Just the women", became the phrase which stuck with us highlighting how a woman's voice and testimony is simply seen as not good enough and irrelevant. 

The Everyday Sexism Project was also born in 2012 in which people simply state the sexism that they encounter on daily basis onto a website. Yet the founder has received threats for daring to highlight what many want still shoved under the carpet. 

And then in the last days of 2012, the shocking rape and murder of a woman in India galvanised the world to sit up and take notice. 

The Balance begins

 

As a feminist since as long as I can remember, I have long witnessed these imbalances and the way in which the world just accepts this is the way it is. But in 2012, something amazing happened. Consciousness woke up to its other half. This translated into humanity suddenly becoming aware of the way it treats women and feminine qualities as lesser and invisible in societies around the globe. 

The rumblings are starting - it is no longer acceptable to sideline women as if their bodies are mere objects and their voices and their thoughts do not matter. We are seeing this change in how we notice politics, films, the ubiquitous nature of pornographic images, the way in which violence and assault towards women seems to be just the way it is. 

The Mirror World

 

 2012 was one of the hotly anticipated years since humans began to keep track. And what happened? The feminine rose up into our awareness. We began to balance out. In my book, Punk Science I explained that the universe is created at every single level from effectively interdimensional vortices, at the level of galaxies they are called black holes. As light comes through these vortices from higher dimensions it splits into two - a particle of antimatter and a particle of matter. 

The particle of matter goes into making the world that we call the physical world. But what of the particle of antimatter? The lack of antimatter in the universe has long been a puzzle to science. So the standard model of the universe includes an early battle between matter and antimatter in which matter wins ever so slightly to baance this. 

To me this is pure conjecture. The theories I put forward say that antimatter exists in a zone of the universe that is slightly different from ours. For various reasons explained in the book, I call it c squared, as in the speed of light squared. It is a sort of mirror looking glass world to ours. Over the years, many scientists have actually hinted at a looking glass world including a recent theory in physics called Loop Quantum Gravity (1). 

It is this c squared region that is associated with the feminine. In a way, light has to come through this region to come into the physical, masculine region in the same way we see female creatures give birth. In the c squared region everything exists in a vibration below the speed of light squared, whilst in our region everything is under the speed of light. 

We have mistaken the speed of light for the limitations of the universe when it is actually reflects the limitations of vibrations of this dimension of consciousness - something I call the Perception Horizon. In this new model, different dimensions are associated with different levels of consciousness. 

However, it is not the case that the c squared is somehow superior to the c. They are mirror partners and intertwined. The reason why we do not normally see this mirror universe is that our consciousness isn't always tuned in to it. Because it is beyond the physical it is not easy to measure it. We can just measure inferences from that region. (2)

Much of what we call paranormal phenomena occur in other regions and vibrations for example, auras that some people see around things could be representatives of this mirror world. 

The Way of the Heart

We have been living with most of our awareness in the c region - the physical, the masculine, external, pushing way of doing things. What happened in 2012 is that a shift of the underlying universal consciousness of our planet occurred and the c squared, feminine region began to reveal itself. That translated to this sudden opening of our eyes. Suddenly around the globe we said 'no more' - this dishonouring of the feminine and of women cannot go on. 

The antimatter and matter are balancing out and turning back into light. So the most amazing alignment did indeed occur in 2012, but it may not have been what our ego selves expected; it was what was needed. 

So today's billion rising movement and other initiatives around the globe, for me are the rumblings of the hidden realms, the mirror universe. She was there all along. She is the side of all of us that is patient, that uses love to draw the universe towards us. This represents the way of being open and vulnerable and the way of the heart. We are opening our eyes and hearts to her, call her the c squared realm, mirror universe antimatter realm or divine feminine. 2012 was the year in which we realised she was there all along. 

1. Gefter A. The World Turned Inside Out. New Scientist. 20 March 2004 34-37. 

2. Wakelam KB. Biofeedback and the Human Energy Field. (2000) www.trans4mind.com/psychotechnics.

The Consciousness Economy - 5D here we come

Today I made my first payment through a contactless card system. And for those of you who may be shocked as to how far behind I am, this is mainly because new concepts tend to take a lot of time to roll out to them there Derbyshire Hills.


The feeling of touching my card to a reader and paying for my Chai Soya latte was kinda liberating - flowing one might say and I am not just taking my cue from those rather annoying adverts for contactless payments.

We are seeing this flowing trend occurring throughout our monetary system - from twitter founder Jack Dorsey's offering of Square which enables you to take people's credit card payments with just a little widget attached to your smartphone, to payments using only the smartphone itself to 'Pingit' systems in which you can pay someone from your contact list using only their mobile phone number. 

And if this list is too smartphone based, well try programs like Second Life in which virtual money called Lindens (which incidentally have to be bought with real life money) can be pinged from avatar to avatar and of course the ubiquitous Paypal which has opened up a whole new world of  buying and selling that is so easy that you may not feel like your wallet is being affected at all. Yes, we are increasingly living a life of monetary flow.

I know there are many who will throw their hands up at this, effectively the disappearance of cash, and scream in horror spouting New World Order theories of a world currency as part of a freaky new totalitarian regime brought in by a forthcoming World War Three. I do not deny that these things may come to pass but I also see a different light on what is happening here.


You see, I have what you call 'multidimensional'  awareness and I have experienced the dimensions that overlay on what most people would call our world - often called the world of 3D, as in three spatial dimensions. Physicists would add the dimension of time to this to make it four dimensional. But in 'mystic speak' the fourth dimension is actually usually the one described as populated by disincarnate spirits who don't quite know they are dead and so forth.

The difficulty is all in the language as there are no words to truly describe a multidimensional experience, but for convenience sake, for once I am sticking with the mystic version and not the physics one.


I have experienced what mystics sometimes call the fifth dimension or 5D. It happened first just as I was about to go to sleep a number of years ago. I felt myself lift out of my body. I wanted to take my body with me, but something told me that it was too dense. That night I vividly experienced a realm populated not by physical bodies but beings made of golden light. 


In this world, even the thought of a thought of something will manifest instantly. That's why nothing with density is allowed, it will just wreck the place. And the place is beautiful. It is what deep inside of us we remember as paradise. We exist as light forms which are both male and female and we can exchange light between beings as a flow. Even sexual relations work like this -  it is about the light of consciousness. Everything in 5D is the light of consciousness including ourselves and and everything exchanges with everything else in a beautiful, flowing loving form.

I have experienced this state since then but never quite as strongly. I have also seen it overlain on 3D reality - once when I was on an escalator on the London tube, it all opened up around me as 5D actually exists everywhere. I have heard other people discuss this realm on occasion; I recognise it as the same place from their description.


I believe this is what the ancients described as the Golden Age - everything within it is indeed golden light. As we cycle through the Great Year - the 26,000 year cycle of time, we are playing out our emotional pathways transforming our emotional lessons into light - what we call our 'aha' moments until we are light enough to reenter this 5D awareness.


I am convinced from my experiences that this 5D reality is where we are all eventually headed back to. The way in which our Internet flows and our economy is changing is symptomatic of us 'remembering' our 5D future and heading towards it. As we get closer to this golden age, although yes there will be painful events in our world as the density is cleared out, at the same time expect to see more of aspects of our lives become aligned to the behaviour of the 5D world. So the Internet will increase in our lives, money is likely to be mainly replaced with flowing transactions as they are starting to be now. Virtual reality software will become more prevalent as we start to model our light body selves. Programs like Second Life are a kind of rehearsal for what is to come.


We are entering this new flow-based reality, enabled by the Internet and this represents how we are headed towards 5D. It is there all the time, deep in our memories and deep inside us all. We remember it from our past and we know we are headed back there eventually. In the mean time, I will enjoy paying for my Chai Soy Latte by going with the flow. 

Children of the Revolution - Infinity point zero

In 1996 I had never heard of Steve Jobs. I am typing this on a MacBook Air in 2011. It's safe to say I know who he is now. But back then, I had heard of Apple Computers, but didn't know much about them. One Sunday night, my then husband was on-call at the hospital and left me to program the VCR to tape a show on Channel 4 (If you are young enough to not know what I am talking about then ask someone 30 plus). The name of the show was 'Triumph of the Nerds' written and presented by Bob Cringely. (1)


In three episodes the show outlined the history of the rise of the personal computer. The episode I was asked to record, happened to be the one in which Steve Jobs unveiled the very first Macintosh computer in 1984. It was an evening that changed my life because it was then that I realised I was part of a revolution that was just as big, if not bigger than the rise of the personal computer. 

As the scenes unveiled the path to the invention of the first Macintosh computer, I couldn't help but get caught up in the excitement. It brought back memories of when I was eight years old and first started programming the computers that were present in my (girls') school. Every evening before the 40 minutes that I had to wait for the bus home from school, I would make sure I was the first kid to put up her hand to ask permission to work on the computer. We weren't allowed to record our programming so every evening we had to start from scratch, typing in the BASIC language into the Commodore 64 so that we could eventually spend the last ten minutes before the bus left playing a game. One of us would read out the lines of code, and the other would type them in. 

Eventually, we would be rewarded with few minutes of 'breakout' or 'bat and ball' - games so ludicrously simple compared to what is played nowadays, but for us, it was a revolution. And through the repetition of inputting the code everyday, something else happened; I started to learn BASIC by simple osmosis. I realised that the lines we were typing in, were commands in a language and learnt to manipulate the commands to do what I wanted. 


At eight years old, I had taught myself how to program and what's more - I was in love. I loved the way a computer put you in control of a machine. You told it what to do and it would follow - your TV didn't do that. But many factors came into my life which took me away from my first love, otherwise it is quite likely that I would have become a programmer. One of the factors ironically was that my parents bought a personal computer - a BBC. It was very expensive, but I couldn't figure out how to program it. 

So gradually I drifted away from that world and it became some that 'other people' did. Until years later when I met and married my first husband. He was interested in all things Mac. You must remember that this was the early '90s. Apple was at an all time low. People sniggered about Apple Computers as a company that had lost their way. It was unusual to have belief in Apple. But he did. 


And left alone that day in 1996, I gained that belief too and much more. Because that night was the first time I watched footage of Steve Jobs unveil the Macintosh computer to the world. He showed the same inimitable style as a young man that he is so famous for now in the post ipod era (though without his trademark turtleneck sweater). With a knowing flourish, he unveiled the machine that would change the world. In an extraordinarily well calculated piece of showmanship, he allowed the computer to speak for itself. And a computer-generated voice rose out of the beige box and said "So it is with considerable pride that I introduce a man who's been like a father to me, Steve Jobs." 

And with that, the camera cut back to Jobs. The look on his face says it all. As the roar of the delighted crowd rang out, his smile was one of immense pride - it must have been one of the proudest moments of his life. And why not - he had just made history and he seemed to know it. He seemed to feel the immensity.  


I stared at his face, his smile revealing that sense of achievement. That summer evening, in my North London flat in 1996, within every sense of my being I knew - one day I would achieve something that will make me feel the same way. I knew, even then as a medical student that I was part of another revolution - the Paradigm Revolution. And this time, instead of simply making products for our consumer society to covet, this was going to change the way we see everything. 


That night, with Steve Jobs' face still fresh in my memory, I boarded the train to get to my Paediatrics attachment in Berkshire. When on the train, I opened the book I had brought with me and started to read the acknowledgements. The very last paragraph stated, 'I also wish to acknowledge Steve P Jobs and his original Mac development team at Apple computer Inc for their creative vision in producing the Macintosh computer. Without my Macintosh (with which this entire book was created) and its ability to synthesise ideas, pictures and graphics so intuitively and easily, I would probably have never taken the time to put into writing a project of this scope and size.' (2)


It was like being hit by an infusion of light. I just knew that this was a message. It reaffirmed the feeling of a gathering revolution and that I was part of something so much bigger than the world has known in living memory. The book was 'Vibrational Medicine' by Dr Richard Gerber and it was the first to really bring together different strands of the paradigm revolution into a scientific synthesis covering many aspects of healing and the nature of reality. It spelled out that physics had everything to do with the way in which practices such as Eastern medicine worked. It was the first book to successfully and scientifically map the revolution and it was written by a medical doctor -  someone from my own profession. 

Sitting on that train, with the memory of Jobs' smile still fresh in my mind, I felt an immense sense of connection and order to the universe. I knew that I was going to play a part in bringing about the changes to our world view - I was one of the Children of the Revolution. Just as Jobs had lived through the hippie era and was part of the personal computer revolution, I was part of the Paradigm Revolution; at that point I didn't know how and why, I just knew. 


A lot has happened since 1996. My Macintosh computers have come and gone (as has my ex-husband). Apple's fortunes have confounded the world and now they are once again one of the most successful companies in the world. I have indeed achieved something that gives me a sense of centred pride like the emotion I saw in Jobs in the film. 


The Black Hole Principle was revealed to me in 2003 and I don't either feel inflated or deflated about it. I know it is a mix of my talents partnering with the universe and it was created in a balanced way. I have written my own books, first Punk Science in 2006 (O-books) which has been very successful and the rights have been sold to several countries and then The Genius Groove for which I set up my own publishing company - aptly named Paradigm Revolution Publishing. Both books were created on Macintosh computers of course. 


And what of the Children of the Revolution? Well they may still be under the radar of some mainstream reporters, but little by little the old paradigm is being overthrown. We have seen it in so many areas - from the rise of conspiracy theories, to the popularity of films like What the Bleep and The Secret to the explosion in books and workshops in this area - the revolution is growing fast. This is no over arching organised movement. It is the shift in the way we see reality occurring in the hearts of many individuals, until eventually a tipping point is reached when the old paradigm that has been mainstream is outnumbered by the new. That's what the Paradigm Revolution is truly about, although there are many who still decry it and try to tell you that is not happening. There are even some who play all sorts of tricks to keep people from waking up to the new reality. 


But it is not working. The pull of the heart is too strong. Like the mythical Aslan breathing over the bones of our true selves, fleshing us out and waking us up, we are slowly and surely coming into a new way of being, individual by individual. The new paradigm states that we are not separate - as quantum physics attests. Hence what we do to 'others', we do to ourselves and to the collective consciousness. The new paradigm states that nothing is solid - that a deep level reality is nothing more than information, that consciousness is fundamental and that there is no such thing as keeping your feet on the ground - the ground is nothing but empty space seemingly held together by an idea. 

As we go full circle from the wisdom of our ancient ancestors who had this knowledge that needed to be asleep for a while, to the wisdom of the new, what is so ticklish is that it is coming through the very tools that moved us away - through scientific thought itself that reveals new wonders from the very, very small in the microscopic and quantum worlds to the very large - in the stars and galaxies to even galaxy superclusters. The same pattern, the same fundamental reality is running through it all. 

And as we enter the next cycles of growth in this Paradigm Revolution and approach the tipping point between the two, ain't we glad that the personal computer revolution has placed the power of creation and communication with each other into the hands of so many? So we can connect with other Children of the Revolution throughout the world. These are people who also hear the call in their hearts - who are seeing past the illusions of the structures as they have been laid out for us in old paradigm ways. 


So thank you indeed Steve Jobs, Bill Gates and other visionaries who have come before us, for creating the personal computer revolution which has led to the internet, Web 2.0 and more. And welcome to the next world paradigm and the people who are called to it through the inner pull of their hearts  - the Children of the Revolution: Infinity point zero. 


Further Reading/ Watching
(1)'Triumph of the Nerds' PBS series written and presented by Robert X Cringely 
'Accidental Empires' by Robert X Cringely
(2) 'Vibrational Medicine' by Richard Gerber MD

Thunderous applause

I have recently been informed of one of the strongest confirmations of the Black Hole Principle yet.  For those of you who may not have read Punk Science, the central thesis is that the entire universe works in a fractal fashion, that is we can see structures behaving in the same way from the very large - such a supermassive black hole in the middle of a galaxy to the very small, such as a subatomic quark and everything in between, giving us a scientific framework for everything from galaxies, stars and planets to quarks and chakras. (1) Sounds preposterous doesn't it? In conventional science, such objects are not related at all and chakras are not even worth considering.

But when you break down the behavior of everything from black holes to planets to stars, you can see the same patterns emerging. It is easy when you know how and, when you get the hang of it, you too will become a cosmological sleuth, scanning the headlines for unexplained happenings in space that you can now fit into a framework. Once you have the framework you can even make predictions about what we should find in structures that we have not yet examined.

It is this power to predict that makes a scientific idea so powerful. Anybody can squish up some theories after the fact, generating computer models with contortional fudge factors to make the theories fit the data and indeed this is what some scientists do for a living! But unless you can predict the behaviour of our universe, this method remains what it is: retrospective wishful thinking.

So if you recall, in Punk Science, I describe how black holes have been found to be not so black after all, and instead give out high powered radiation. It took mainstream scientists some time to realise that this is what their own data meant, but eventually they had to admit that their long cherished idea, that black holes are guzzling monsters, is actually wrong and they released an announcement to the public in 2009 that black holes actually have a hand in creating galaxies - a good six years after I had published this insight myself.(2)

So not only are black holes not the guzzling gravity monsters that they were once thought  to be, they also emit very powerful radiation - sometimes electrons at the speed of light, sometimes antimatter positrons which are the mirror image of electrons, and sometimes gamma radiation, which is a form of electromagnetic radiation created when an electron and positron collide and cancel each other out.

In Punk Science, I give copious evidence of how this behaviour is not limited to black holes but is indeed fractal and happening at every level of the universe, from stars to planets to even comets and yes, analogous processes are even occurring inside you right now, in your atoms and quarks and DNA. This theory could even provide an explanation for the long scoffed at, but nevertheless doggedly persistent, concept of chakras.

Black holes, it turns out, are the focal point for how creation happens. They really should no longer be called black holes as in fact as there is nothing really black or hole- ish about them once you realise how they really behave. Instead they are the point at which light from other dimensions, light that we cannot perceive in this dimension, makes its way into our dimension which exists below the speed of light. Hence we see emissions of electrons at almost the speed of light being emitted from black holes, a fact which puzzles astrophysicists. The electrons are caused by light from higher dimensions that reaches our dimension before splitting into a particle of matter - eg. electrons and antimatter eg. positrons. When they recombine, they emit gamma-ray radiation.

This behaviour is seen repeatedly throughout the cosmos and explains the mysterious and powerful gamma ray flashes that have puzzled scientists since their discovery over fifty years ago. In one of the most dramatic and surprising examples of the Black Hole Principle in action, gamma-ray bursts have been found in the earth's upper atmosphere and amazingly they release energy as powerful as the black holes in out space! They have been labelled Terrestrial Gamma-Ray Flashes (TGFs) and have been noted to be associated with thunderstorms.

In 2006 when I published Punk Science, I announced to the world that I believed that these TGFs were yet another example of Black Hole Principle behaviour. However, NASA did not fully study these phenomena until around January 2010 when an appropriate telescope was set into space.

If the Black Hole Principle is correct then, as I predicted, we should see electrons emitted in the region of TGFs almost at the speed of light. And, just as around a supermassive black hole in the centre of galaxies, antimatter should also be detected.

The results from the Fermi telescope are in, and to NASA's surprise, indeed almost supraluminal electrons and antimatter have been detected around TGFs.(3) Of course, if you visit NASA's website, they give you some clumsy retrospective explanation to try and act as if they know what is going on and they are not caught off guard. But if you know what to expect with the Black Hole Principle, it all fits an elegant, simple picture and there is no need to concoct a new explanation for every scenario you come across. You have one explanation that fits all and even allows you to make predictions; Nature is best understood when you stick to simple, elegant rules.

So all in all, this discovery marks a triumph for the Black Hole Principle theory as there is something about the fact that TGFs are so close to home that makes it all the more pertinent. The observations that NASA are making now were predicted by the theory some years ago. I think that deserves some thunderous applause, don't you?

1. Samanta-Laughton M. Punk Science. (O-books) 1996
2. Thompson A. Black Holes preceded galaxies, discovery suggests Space.com January 2009 http://www.space.com/6287-black-holes-preceded-galaxies-discovery-suggests.html
3. NASA's Fermi Catches Thunderstorms Hurling Antimatter into Space http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/GLAST/news/fermi-thunderstorms.html  10th January 2011.