My point is that there is way "much more than meets the eye". You can see what is happening, but you cannot explain it other than by its phisical fhemomenon. I'm actually talking about the hidden behind the obvious, which is much more interesting than what we can see. There are superior mathematics that are implicit and that belong to the way creation works. To describe life and its millions of pheneomenon that there exist is not understanding it.
For instance, science says that: "fire is the result of combustion and then that combustion is the result of fire", but they cannot explain what fire is nor combustion... All we can truly say about this (vicious circle) scientific explanation, is that logical thought is extremely limited, and usually reflects how much we ignore about the universe. Sometimes, the more we explain something, the less it seems we really know.
All I can do, is to try to intuit what is it that is behind what we can logically describe, and I feel that behind this waves there is something really important, well beyond the simple laws of physics.
Of course, I'm an ignorant myself,
so I don't mean anything in a final way, or want to assert an irreversible meaning to anything, not at all...
But I can say something out of real, proven experience:
I have used my mind to try to sort out many important, heart or abstract things in my life, and every time I have tried, I have failed. In the other hand, I have used this intuition, insight, sixth sense, or whatever it may be called, this kind of super abstract, none-thought approach, and have succeded to do and understand many apparrently impossible life problems and mysteries, particularly when a new direction is to be taken, and you don't have a clue about what you should do and where you should go. I have to trust what I have experienced beyond everything else, it is a matter of instinct that you must follow.
This unexplainable something within myself is crying loud telling me that behind these waves mathematics there is something really mayor, much more important than what we may think, and I deeply belive it
