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Srinivasa Ramanujan: 1887-1920 (Madras) Waarheid zelf ontdekken. Srinivasa Ramanujan: 1887-1920 (Madras), Publicist: Sandor Roma, 1980. Tolerant: naar eigen inzicht, bewust door kennis. Verlichting door Baruch Spinoza via Ouderkerk aan de Amstel, & René Descartes in Amsterdam & Jiddu Krishnamurti in Ommen & Srinivasa Ramanujan vanuit India in Oxfort bij G.H. Hardy (1877-1947). P.1. Drie uilen in één: wakker bewustzijn, slapend onderbewuste, in ei-vorm. © Labo DFM. 'Akashic' bibliotheek: vrijheid, zonder bekering. ⃝ ABC. 'Akashic' Records: A. bij "oude" religies, lijkt nadruk op het "vinden" van religieuze "onopgeefbare taboes", zoals bij 3 Abrahamitische religies, B. bij Dharmisch hindoeïsme, betekenen 4 Veda boeken: "weten" [p.29], bij Scientology: "weten hoe te weten" [p.58], C. bij "moderne" ideologieën leidt: "zoeken" tot ongemerkte "brain control & survey society". [p.38]. Pluralisme (multi-religies): tolérant, gelijkwaardig andersdenkenden. Ramanujan, 1887-1920, Indian hindu ↑ vegetarian. “The man who knew infinity” (de oneindigheid) [p.76]. Verwisselbare ↑ Influenza zoals ook Nitya † 1925, jongere broer Jiddu Krishnamurti. ↑ Interchangeable Griekse toneelmaskers. Beiden virus-varianten na verblijf GB, vanuit Madras oost kust India. Greek stage masks. • Akropolis: tafelberg 156 m. Athene, ↘ ↙ η Ακρόπολη της Αθήνας. 1. Parthenon 2. Athena tempel 13. Heiligdom Zeus Polieus 3. Erechtheion 14. Heiligdom van Pandion 4. Standbeeld Athena Promachos 15. Odeion Herodes Atticus 5. Propyleeën 16. Stoa van Eumenes 6. Tempel van Nikè 7. Eleusinion 17. Asklepieion 8. Heiligdom van Artemis Brauronia 18. Dionysustheater 9. Chalkotheke 10. Pandroseion 19. Odeion van Perikles 11. Arrephorion 12. Altaar Athena Polias 20. Tempel Dionysos > Bron: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akropolis_van_Athene 21. Aglaureion Athene, Akropolis, Griekenland, tafelberg, hoog 156 m. ↑ [p.17]. Bron: Plaka hotel: www.booking.com/hotel/gr/plakahotel.nl.html • Athens, Acropolis, Greece, table mountain, streetview. > Source: www.aljanh.net/street-in-greece-wallpapers/2935070038.html e • Helleens, > Oude Athenatempel: 6 eeuw voor Chr. • Akropolis ↑ (7:59) www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfGdWhhjptk > Symbol / of / individualism: Greece and Greeks, an ancient nation, classic culture, survived through a long history. www.waarheidzelfontdekken.nl « Discover the truth for yourself © » contact: [email protected] Auteur (pseudoniem): René Serlé, 1950, te Amersfoort, Nederland. Labo DFM © Laboratory Dutch Free Mind [p.79]. Co-auteur (ideeën, ötletek): Sandor Roma, 1980, te Boedapest, Hongarije. Labo GDI © Laboratory Gipsy Dream Infinity. 1. “Nep nieuws” film: www.leerspellen.nl/filmpje/Nepnieuws-deel-1---Hoe-weet-ik-wat-nepnieuws-is-op-Facebook-en-wat-kan-ik-eraan-doen.html [52]. 2. “Nep nieuws” foto’s controle: www.leerspellen.nl/filmpje/Nepnieuws-deel-2---Hoe-weet-ik-of-een-foto-nep,-bewerkt-of-misleidend-is.html [p.52]. 3. “Deep fake & deep learning”, zondag met Arjen Lubach (S12) 22 nov.2020 (16:23) www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSi3o01hcvU Pagina 2. • PLURALISME (multi-religies). > Lege woorden zelf ontmantelen. INDIVIDUALISME (tolerantie). > 11 juni 2021. Waarheid zelf ontdekken: 3 hindoes uit Madras. > Ramanujan: Het is simpel, ik "wist" het antwoord! (IDEE: SANDOR) Deze brochure toont een beknopt overzicht in twee delen van elk 20 pagina’s historie, 2021. ↙ Socrates (±470 BC / 399 BC), Plato (470 BC / 347 BC), Aristoteles (384 BC / 322 BC) [p.24]. • G. H. Hardy: Engelse professor (1877-1947), nodigt Ramanujan naar Cambridge [pp.4/19]. 1. Srinivasa Ramanujan: wiskundige Madras (1887-1920), naar Engeland 1914-1919 [p.76]. 2. Jiddu Krishnamurti: hindoe uit Madras (1895-1986), geen Messias, Ommen 1929 [31/39]. 3. Natya Krishnamurti: hindoe uit Madras (1898-1925), geen hulp-Messias, Ojay, Ca. [p.31]. > "One taste" losse Waarheden, tegelijkertijd "uiteindelijke toestand" gelijkwaardig [p.28]. Descartes: een manier van zoeken naar zeker- heid, is door systematisch aan alles te twijfelen. ↑ Ramanujan (1877-1920). • Johan Cruijff: volkswijsheid, voetballer Amsterdam (1947-2016), trainer Barcelona [p.16]. • René Descartes: woonde 20 jaar NL (1596-1650), één van invloedrijkste wiskundigen [p.22]. > 1637 Descartes: sleutel om universum te begrijpen, boek: wiskundige methode géometrie. > Descartes: uiteindelijke waarheden bestaan niet, altijd "voorlopigheid" ingebouwd [p.61]. • Baruch Spinoza: geboren A’dam (1632-1677), ouders † Beth Haïm, jood filosoof NL [p.23]. > Spinoza: pleidooi seculiere samenleving, boekÉthica [20/23]. voorloper humanisme [p.7]. Dit is een korte versie 20 pagina's, lange versie dezelfde nummering 80 pagina's, met Nederlandstalig: Krishnamurti 1929. > De overeenkomst van de 3 hoofdpersonen van deze brochure, is dat zij alle 3 uit India kwamen, regio Madras (oost kust). En dat zij alle 3 in dezelfde tijd leefden en alle 3 naar Engeland gingen, om verschillende redenen. Na ± 5 jaar stierven 2 van hen op zeer jonge leeftijd aan een mogelijk Engelse virus-variant, die toen nog onbekend was (periode Eerste Wereldoorlog). [p.4] • Srinivasa Ramanujan (1887-1920): een hindoe uit Kumbakonam, bij Madras (India). → [p.8] > Eerst schreef Ramanujan brieven naar de wiskundigen H.F. Baker en E.W. Hobson van Cambridge-universiteit in Engeland. Beiden stuurden zijn brieven zonder commentaar terug. [p.8] > Toen op 16 januari 1913, schreef hij naar de 10-jaar oudere, Britse wiskunde professor Godfrey Harold Hardy (1877-1947), aan de Universiteit van Cambridge in Engeland, die geen moment verspilde. Hij schreef ogenblikkelijk terug om hem aan te moedigen! Zo ontstond een post (brieven) partnerschap. [p.19] > Als brahmaan, was hij niet toegestaan om de oceaan over te steken en zijn moeder was volledig tegen het idee van de reis. Toen Ramanujan begin 1914 toestemming kreeg van zijn moeder, kwam de gastvrije professor Hardy, in actie. > Zijn moeder “wist” de Waarheid: haar zoon liever niet op reis te laten gaan! Hindoe 4 Veda-boeken: “het weten” [p.29]. > Ramanujan verbleef van 1914 tot 1919 in Engeland (periode Eerste Wereldoorlog). Daar kreeg hij een Engelse virus- variant en hij keerde in 1920 terug naar de regio Madras (oostkust India), waar hij op slechts leeftijd 32-jarige leeftijd stierf. [p.12] > Ramanujan had been diagnosed with tuberculosis, he didn't show all the usual symptoms. Apparently, the doctor was also sceptical about the diagnosis. It was much later after his death that Ramanujan's demise was credited to hepatic amoebiasis instead of tuberculosis, a "tropical disease" that the English specialists had little knowledge of at the time. [p.31] • Vergelijkbaar met Nityiananda →, de jongere broer van ↙ Jiddu Krihnamurti († 91), beiden ook afkomstig uit Adyar beach bij Madras (India). > Beiden gingen zij naar Engeland en Nederland. Na ± 5 jaar, in 1925, overleed Nitya op 27-jarige leeftijd aan “influenza” in Ojay, Californië. Deze ziekte is nooit opgehelderd. [pp.31/39] > Beide broers Krishnamurti waren in 1909 op een Bengaals strand in Adyar ontdekt, door de Anglicaans ex-priester Charles Webster Leadbetter. > De Engelse vrouw Annie Besant (1847-1933), feministe, socialiste, publiciste, vrijmetselaar, theosoof en tweede internationale presidente van de Theosophical Society Adyar, verwierf de voogdij over deze broers (leek kidnap, leeftijden 14 en 10). De vader Jiddu Narayaniah wilde de voogdij terug (niet ontvankelijk). Daar werden zij gehersenspoeld, gebrainwashed: Jiddu tot toekomstig Messias (opgeheven NL, 1929) en Nitya gebrainwashed (hulp-) Messias. [p.4] • Ramanujan was een diep religieuze Hindoe [12]. Hij dankt zijn wiskundige capaciteiten aan een hindoe Godheid enzei dat de wiskundige kennis die aan hem werd getoond, werd geopenbaard aan hem, door “zijn familie” Godin Namagiri Tha- yar. > Ramanujan zei ooit: "Een vergelijking heeft voor mij geen betekenis, tenzij het een gedachte van God uitdrukt." [13] Ramanujan antwoordde: 'Het is simpel. Op het moment dat ik het probleem hoorde, “wist” ik dat het antwoord een voort- durende fractie was. Welke voortdurende fractie, vroeg ik mij af. Toen kwam het antwoord in mijn gedachten'. [68][69] > Hindoe "innerlijke regisseur" Atman – hogere zelf –Brahman. Zelf: Ultieme Waarheid en Eerste Oorzaak, in Chandogya Upanishad: Tat Tvam Asi - "Gij kunt dat" - men is al wat men probeert te worden; men hoeft het alleen maar te beseffen. [p.31] • Jiddu Krishnamurti: waarheid is het leven zelf, geen hemel/hel, reïncarnatie mag/hoeft niet geloven (hindoes wel). [p.31] > Dharmische religie: boek Bhagavad Gita: dialoog met God Vishnu (disk) als mens Krishna (1ste incarnatie) ± 400 BC en mens Boeddha (9de), 10de wereld redden? Krishnamurti: over zichzelf, niet 10de laatste incarnatie Vishnu: geen Messias. > Pablo Picasso: "Ik zoek niet, maar ik vind!" (1881-1972) [p.32]. ↙ 13. Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889-1951) Oostenr.Britse filosoof: waarover niet kan spreken, moet zwijgen. • Deze brochure toont het vrije denken en ook objectieve feiten over diverse geloofssystemen (gelijkwaardig). De antwoorden staan niet vast en de lezers beoordelen dit zelf. Begrip, bewust door kennis, eigen inzicht. • www.waarheidzelfontdekken.nl > [email protected] • René Serlé, 1950: +31 6 12 13 11 66. • Volgens het "CITAATRECHT" mag men bij een verhandeling, al eerder ergens gepubliceerde berichten, citeren of parafraseren (inkorten), met naamsvermelding & bronnen (webcodes). Nodig om te bespreken. > Open access publishing: freely available, without prior permission author, www.aosis.co.za/about-journals Pagina 3, deel III, idee van Sandor (open access publishing). Srinivasa
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