Nothing That Matters

Welcome back. I am returning after many months to the blog. I now know what "I don't have time" means. But Blogging is like doing "Pranayam". It removes toxins from your thinking. Otherwise thoughts are like a precipitate coagulating to the bottom of test tube.I need to shake the test tube much more now than before. There are lots of undigested thoughts in my mind. Must chew them like a cow.

I have not written this blog for past 7 months. If you become too busy - nothing matters.
Oh! Boy was it hectic? You Bet! Note even the change of city in my profile!
My fascination with science continued. I read about demotion of Pluto, discovery of 3.3 million old fossils and a star which exceeded the Chandrashekhar-limit.
But I could not bring myself up to write about these. There was "Nothing" in my motivation to do that. But a few very sweet comments prodded me to return.
Meanwhile may I welcome you to the old posts - even these have not yet become dated.

Many Readers have urged me to update the site more frequently. Being creative work requiring lot of reading and research -- its difficult to update as regularly as I would like to. Hope I would be able to do that after I retire from my job!Anyway here is updated

• Excerpts from comments and Guest-book entries


• My Hypothesis

Why do I spend time and energy in writing this blog? I have high regards for the Scientists working in this field. I have no illusions about my lack of knowledge of mathematics required to develop an alternative theory of Matter and Space - which I passionately advocate. Many times what I write may not be rigorously scientific - I am only an amateur. So why am I crying myself hoarse, in this blog wilderness to a limited audience? The reason is my confidence, that the lacunae, that I am pointing in present theory of structure of matter and space, have gone un-addressed. The blog description sums up the hope!
But if I can stimulate thinking in more capable people, I would have fulfilled my objective in spending this time and energy on this blog.
Writing the blog is also a method to organize my own thoughts on the subject and expose my hypothesis to bright sunlight. It's also an exercise in introspection.
One fine day, when my introspection is complete, I would like to publish all this in a book, so as to reach a wider audience.

This blog has crossed the 1000 unique hits milestone. Thanks! Thanks! A thousand thanks to all those who visited this blog, despite my irregular posts on this quaint topic. Keep coming please. Take Care!!!

(Updated on 6th Nov'2005)
Sometimes, when I am too busy, I donot feel like adding new posts to my blogs - which needs lot of hard work. At such times, words of encouragement from the visitors are like favourable wind for the Kite -- Keeps me flying.

• cyberkit: very profound and thought provoking. Thanks Girish for your insight into the world.


• Shilpa Nair: Eureka..!!Finally, I know now that its not crazy to think of things that aint there..Skippety skip..Hoppity hop..n the worlds much more interesting...!!!


• Sagar Bhatnagar: I love the flow of thought. The analysis is easily understood and is cogent.... I like the color scheme- it makes it readable and is lot easy on the eyes.


• Anand Karat: WoW!! impressive site Sir!!


• Aðva Tatil ve Turizm Rehberi: Nice site, I have bookmarked your site yet and I will come back again ! You have a gratest site!


• Catalyst4Christ: Wanna find out the TRUTH? God bless.


• Tulsidas Sukhija: Gr8 to see your achievements and your interests.


• Alok Bhatnagar: ..I found your discussion of space and matter quite intriguing.


• Mike Driver: what makes the bell ring? ..no-thing.


• John Kanelous: ..both of us have dreamt about space and the creation of the universe. Aside from life itself, this is the ultimate mystery.


• Frank Rizzo: Sweet site! Keep up the awesome job!!


• R.K. Govindan: I am really impressed by your site!


• Rajandeep Kalair: This web rocks.


• Usman Bello: Clearly a lot of work went into your site and you should be very proud of your efforts. Very nicely done.


• Marlah Carey: Interesting information you have...


• Mark Watson: Congratulations on the new layout. Keep it up to date as a celebrity...


• Alex Mayers: ..but anyway, nice job.


• James Beckett: ..really good one, but I would stick more with updating and fresh data.


• Mark Rezyka: Your argument that we must interfere with particle's momentum when measuring the position or vice versa is patently wrong. We can oftenmeasure where a particle is by measuring where it is not. (I think Mark did catch me off the Mark - Girish)


• Anonymous: Yes Sir, you need to do nothing because nothing matters.