Lokas or Talas is a concept in Hindu mythology that refers to alternate worlds or realities, and in the simplest context (but highly inaccurate) multiple dimensions. These worlds are explained in Prajapati, and later expanded in Theosophy. The concept was later picked up in a classified US document called Memorandum 6751. CERN then builds the Large Hadron Collider, (so-to-speak) to spec, from theosophist Helena Blavatsky's Kosmic planes in her 1888, The Secret Doctrine.

In 1888, the The Secret Doctrine by Helena Blavatsky, was published in two volumes: Cosmogenesis and Anthropogenesis. Her research focused on the esoteric cosmology derived from ancient Sanskrit writings. She drafted many diagrams and produced a plethora of research notes on the Hindu subject of Lokas or Talas (dimensional worlds). Much of her work was later sought after by various secret societies.

In 1947, a US government official identified Supernormal beings coming from a Lokas or Talas that was explained in a disclosure document, declassified in 2010, as Memorandum 6751 *.[1] (See full analysis of Memorandum 6751 *  at The Conspiracy Wiki).

Future Circular Collider

From 1971 to 2009, CERN seemingly plucked the pages right out of Blavatsky's playbook The Secret Doctrine to build the Large Hadron Collider, with a Future Circular Collider on the way. The agenda, according to the Director Sergio Bertolucci, is to open a dimensional door, so that "Out of this door might come something".[2]
Interconnecting worlds

Seven Oresme celestial spheres

The Egyptian
Djed pillar,
the backbone of Osiris.

typically seven
Chakras, morphological vortices

The term loka and its counterpart tala are Sanskrit words widely used in metaphysical systems of India. The general (but not exclusive) meaning of loka is "spiritual world," and the general meaning of tala is "material world." They are both in contrast and at the same time in conjunction with each other. Every loka has as its twin, or counterpart, a tala. Wherever there is a loka, there is an exact corresponding tala. The tala is the nether pole of its corresponding loka.

Lokas and talas are considered to be the spiritual and the material aspects or substance-principles of the different worlds in the cosmic universe. It is impossible to separate a tala from its corresponding loka — quite as impossible as it would be to separate the two poles of electricity.

The number of Lokas and Talas are generally seven. For every seven lokas, there are seven talas. A loka is considered the spiritual pole, where the tala is the material pole acting as the element of its corresponding loka or principle. Therefore, the concept functions as a hierachy, where the lokas are the principles of a hierarchy, and the talas, in exactly the same way, are the elements or substantial or material aspects of the hierarchy.

All seven lokas and all corresponding talas are continuously and inextricably interblended and interworking; and that the lokas and the talas working together form the universe and its various subordinate hierarchies that encompass life. The higher lokas with the higher talas are the forces or energies and substantial parts of the spiritual and ethereal worlds; the lowest lokas and their corresponding talas form the forces or energies and substantial parts of the physical world surrounding us; and the intermediate lokas with their corresponding talas form the respective energies and substantial parts of the intermediate or ethereal realms.[3

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