What is symmetry?

[Bob Smith]

Light also has a third dimension that is longitudinal, does it not? Similarly with an electrical impulse sine wave, which has a longitudinal dimension that effectively renders electricity's true nature asymmetrical. Open, asymmetrical systems, by their very nature, draw upon this third (longitudinal) dimension.
Bob

[Aaron]

time and light

Yes but the point is light isn't "pure light" as in a constant or DC, light itself necessarily consists of that much darkness.

Although it leads to another question, which is if anything + of 0 is "light", and in terms of sound it's a higher pressure which moves the ear drum in one direction, what is the equivalent - of 0 when speaking of light, when in sound it's a lower pressure that moves the ear drum in the opposite direction to complete the cycle. In other words if +1 = light and assuming 0 = darkness, then what does that make the -1 region. If it was the same "light" then I imagine it would be like rectifying AC where you'd end up with DC pulses at twice the frequency, or like a south pole being the same as a north pole on a magnet. So what is this opposite pole of light.

Yes, we're on the same page. It isn't steady like steady DC - there is a point where there is no voltage so to speak.

However, the sinewave does exist over time - so if it is possible to experience a moment in that wave at the peak for example so that the moment is experienced indefinitely, then it would essentially be pure steady light wouldn't it?

Looking at the aether physics at least to my understanding, time is simply our own periodic measurement of motion of mass moving through the aether. The less dense the aether the faster it moves and the higher density the aether, the slower mass moves through it. The comparison of fast and slow are only able to be seen by an absolute viewpoint. To each, in their own density of aether - everything would appear to be at normal speed. The concepts of relativity are for the most part apparently correct, but only because there actually is an aether. So at a theoretical infinite density, there is no movement because of the infinite resistance and therefore no time. So perhaps moving at light speed, there is only pure light and no oscillation. Or, if we are standing still and densified the aether around us to the same level, then the oscillation would also stop and would only be pure light. Those ideas on the surface appear to not contradict the idea that light under normal conditions is an oscillation.

Even philosophically or spiritually, filling one's own being with light as described in many beliefs would allow us to experience that - where time appears to stop or slow down and we live longer compared to those around us.

So is there a time symmetry where for each forward time, there is a backwards time and then a 0 in the middle where there is no time? There are ideas about the bi-directional em waves described by Whittaker for example and the negative or anti waves appear to be reversed in time but overall, there is a forward progression. That is along the lines of the positive and negative "virtual photons" idea moving in both directions over a circuit as described in simple terms by Bearden. To me, it is all just a positive and negative charge of the ather polarized and densified and moving over the surface of a wire from one polarity of the dipole.

If +1 is positive light and 0 is dark and -1 appears to be the same light, at least that is what we perceive. From the rapid fluctuation too fast to notice, if they're not the same, then we are only seeing the net result of the two - or are they both the same?

There are ancient ideas about both white light and black light and black light is not equivelant to darkness. Even the Vril type teachings developed into the meaning behind the German SS, which stood for Schwarze Sonne, which means Black Sun. There is a lot of debate about the meanings as to whether it was a counter light like an invisible aether but also other ideas that we actually are in a binary star system where the other star is a burnt out drawf star that is dark - supposedly the idea behind the Planet X or Nibiru claims that it comes around every couple thousand years. Most remains to be seen, but in any case, there is a possible idea of symmetry with light (not light and dark) but white light and dark light (not necessarily meaning evil).

[med.3012]

The entire universe is constantly and sequentially popping in and out of existence so quickly that it appears to always be there, but it's not.

we still can't reach the essence of being..., this is why we still discover new particles that pop up but soon disappear, the word illusion is the veil we use to hide our failure in understanding the secret of being ... you said this : popping in and out of existence after that you use the word illusion !!!!

more than 1400 years old we still can read a Quranic verse talk about the End of universe :

The Day when We will fold the heaven like the folding of a [written] sheet for the records. As We began the first creation, We will repeat it. [That is] a promise binding upon Us. Indeed, We will do it.

the full Surah is here : Surah Al-Anbya - The Noble Qur'''an - ?????? ??????

we live in a great energetic plane, time is a vital part from this being, similar to a book there's energetic symmetry, the book is our visible universe, behind the book there's negative energy dominate our physical world, it's a multidimensional universe, the symmetry do exist but when the time enter; the symmetry have to be broken to keep the energetic plane stable.

our existence is crucial, an example about this is the number of comets enter the solar system... the magnetic field protect the earth from dangerous spacial radiation... this is not illusion !

[Aaron]

Symmetry

“The Great One produces the two poles, which in turn give rise to the energies of the dark (yin) and the light (yang). These two energies then transform themselves, one rising upwards, and the other descending downwards; they merge again and give rise to form.”
Book 5, Chapter 2 from Lü shih ch'un ch'iu (Spring and Autumn Annals)