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What is cosmic energy?

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Answered by sreevardhan
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Cosmic energy – the translation into English by Sir John Woodroffe of the term Shakti in Hindu Religion, based on theHindu philosophy known as Kashmir Shaivism; a term for spiritual energy; also referred to as prana; thought in Hindu philosophy to be the source of kundalini; identified by some New Age authors with the quantum vacuum zero point energy and as orgone energy it is believed in New Age thought to be a vital force that animates all forms of life
Cosmic energy (Cosmology) – the cosmic microwave background radiation, the leftover radiation from the big bangCosmic energy (General theory of relativity) – the cosmological constant, thought to be the cause of the expansion of the universe (Hubble expansion); referred to in quantum physics as the quantum vacuum zero point energy, which manifests as the Casimir force; referred to in physical cosmology as dark energy; referred to as free energy by variousinventors who have been attempting to find a way to harness it to do work, even though physical laws as presently understood state that that is an impossibility (although Arthur C. Clarke stated he thought it would eventually be possible)
Answered by praseethanerthethil
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Cosmic energy is the life force that is existent everywhere. It is present in the cosmos, between the galaxies, the molecules and in the space. ... Cosmic energy is received by being at peace with one's own self and living in the present moment. Blissfulness is the basic characteristic of cosmic energy.

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