" maybe a black hole is just a worm hole i.e. a portal to the other world, either another dimension or the spirit world, and this portal is the doorway for the energy to come thru from the spirit world to keep this world going?"

I think the essense of a black hole, black energy/black matter is that it consists of a center point (the singularity) and a surrounding vortex. The direction which the vortex rotates determines whether it emits energy or sucks up (how's that for a high tech expression?)energy ... the speed at which it rotates determines a host of other things -- and whether or not the speed at which it rotates is constant or variable will also determine a number of things. A vortex which spins rapidly at a relatively constant speed which throw energy outward is likely to something akin to a star, a slower moving vortex might be a gaseous giant and an even slower one a solid planet or moon. I dont believe asteroids revolve around black holes and therefore should not be termed moons or planets no matter how large they are -- thus I dont see Mars as having any moons nor do I see Pluto as being a planet, nor some of the other large pieces of rock they've discovered orbiting our sun within the fringes of our solar system.

On a smaller scale, our chakras are no doubt vortexes but even within each cell of our bottom, even each atom lies this same principle. When one sees the universe as vibrations and parallel universes (or alternate dimensions) as variations in the vibration -- one begins to see how easily it is to avoid just about any collision with anything (including a speeding bullet ...). One simply vibrates oneself out of phase w/whatever it is one is about to collide with and if you are very observant or just lucky you will likely see the two objects move thru one another. In fact, I think this comes naturally to us as human beings but we have somehow lost the ability thru our dependence upon our senses. Thus some of the meaning of the symbology behind The Devil card in the Tarot (Major Archana).

When one sees how long how often we are able to come together and share our knowledge like this -- one begins to appreciate the special age in which we find outselves.