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A static as defined in physics would be something that is entirely at rest or has nothing affecting it.
Meaning that when an object or a person is in a complete balance with the environment or with other objects, and there is a complete lack of motion or effort used — then the object or person is motionless or at a total stop. So, if a parked car is not moving at all — it is static or at rest.
Now that is the definition of static in physics, but we have a completely different meaning when it comes to the mind, spirit, and life.
Static energy is a type of spiritual or thought energy that life and the human spirit are composed of: it is simultaneously everywhere and nowhere at the same time.
Static permeates the entire universe and is the basic thing upon which it is built.
The concept of static is self-evident when we choose to look for it within ourselves and in the lives of others around us.
It has remained mostly undetected and has not been extensively researched because it is hard to do so with something that is considered to not be there in the first place.
Modern-day science seems to have a lot of difficulties with understanding things that are not there — even though it is their job to do so.
The way this all corresponds to the mind is that static energy has all the qualities of actual energy like electricity — while not actually having those qualities — so there is an infinite capacity for memories to be stored and then accessed at a later date.
What is most commonly taught is that the human mind is a physical brain and it is where we do all of our thinking and where memories are stored over time.
Think about this, though.
If the human mind were strictly physical, there would be no place to store all the memories and experiences that we have accumulated over an entire lifetime.
We would be using a brain with 1 gigabyte of memory to store and access an entire lifetime worth of memory (120 terabytes).
There were scientific studies done by neurologists as early as the 1950s that concluded if each cell in the human brain were to store just one memory — then due to the size of the average brain a person would only have about eight days’ worth of memory.
That is not the exact figure given in the studies but demonstrates there must be some other explanation for how the mind stores experiences and memories.
The idea that the mind is just a brain does not stand to reason or make any common sense.
So, the other explanation is the mind is a combination of the four parts that were discussed earlier in this chapter, and they are all composed of this static energy.
More importantly, the mind is also a part of what is referred to or known as the spirit.
In Scientology (the study of how to know things) they have used for a long time the term THETAN to describe what a human spirit is.
Thetan meaning thought, spirit, or life-force.
While there are many common denominators between some of the discoveries made in Scientology and other practices; more of a scientific approach than relying on faith or belief alone was used in the research of the mind and the human spirit, so, the term thetan was adopted instead.
The term separates the discoveries made regarding the spirit in modern times from things like mysticism, spiritualism, and other religious teachings of the ages.
So, this thing we call the mind that we use to think with is essentially the human spirit and composes who we are as a person.
Further, each one of us is an immortal spiritual being that is composed of this static life-force or thought energy.
Though the most important discovery ever made regarding the mind and the spirit and how to use this discovery to help people improve themselves — is how static forms or is created.
It is probably one of the greatest secrets ever uncovered and just by knowing this information your life can change for the better!
We've made progress since you came to this site, but it's not over yet.
So with these processes you will regularly go back to the initial state of static which is the true YOU!
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