Recently I ran across a few articles saying that Mathematics is not a universal language. Of course the only explanation they could give for this is, if you walked into a non-English speaking math class, would you have a clue what is being discussed.
Even though the reasoning was flawed, it got me thinking. I asked myself "If mathematics isn't the universal language, then what is?" The answer came to me quite quickly. It was vibrations.
Going through the "mantra" thread earlier today, helped me get a better understanding of this. Every form of communication known to man is based on vibratory frequencies. There is nothing in this world that doesn't operate on a vibration.
Even though the above stands true, everything in the world is of Mathematical value.
Herein lies the question of whether vibrations or mathematics is universal language.
Are they both dependent upon each other? Can the two operate separately?
What do you all think?
Even though the reasoning was flawed, it got me thinking. I asked myself "If mathematics isn't the universal language, then what is?" The answer came to me quite quickly. It was vibrations.
Going through the "mantra" thread earlier today, helped me get a better understanding of this. Every form of communication known to man is based on vibratory frequencies. There is nothing in this world that doesn't operate on a vibration.
Even though the above stands true, everything in the world is of Mathematical value.
Herein lies the question of whether vibrations or mathematics is universal language.
Are they both dependent upon each other? Can the two operate separately?
What do you all think?
