According to ancient beliefs - and several modern ones - we have entered an age of consciousness which transcends any we have experienced before, notwithstanding that civilisations before us have been party to significant changes of their own and there were times when capabilities we are now exploring were not as mysterious as they are today. We can be sure that modes of communication in the natural world take account of telepathy, and that relationships with nature have a profound healing effect on all concerned. Now that we have found the building blocks of life to be affected by thought, and know that the quarks of which we are made are constantly oscillating from one formation to another, we can afford more confidence in our quality of life being directly attuned by the mental processes we attribute to it.
This is not to say that the modern era is likely to dish up quick-fix remedies to psychological challenges faced by mankind. We've an uphill climb against the determination of power to be absolute, in the process corrupting itself absolutely. We have to contend with physical, mental and chemical warfare and be prepared to accept that things are not likely to get much better any time soon. But what we can do, with what we have at our disposal, is to accept the changes in our own thinking and actively cultivate those doing us most good, while guarding against those that do us most harm.
This is not to say that the modern era is likely to dish up quick-fix remedies to psychological challenges faced by mankind. We've an uphill climb against the determination of power to be absolute, in the process corrupting itself absolutely. We have to contend with physical, mental and chemical warfare and be prepared to accept that things are not likely to get much better any time soon. But what we can do, with what we have at our disposal, is to accept the changes in our own thinking and actively cultivate those doing us most good, while guarding against those that do us most harm.
Were it not for the rambunctious uncertainty of my personal track, I would not be here reaching these conclusions and searching for the evidence pouring from all scientific corners which supports our endeavours in dealing more successfully with our existence. Were it not for those in my life who've had a direct effect upon it, I wouldn't have written Quantumology. The factors which brought me here were less of my choosing, more a circumstantial collection of events over which I had virtually no control. In assessing this to be the case, enter the Uncertainty Principle in making sure that nothing can ever be as we imagine it to be in detail, for if we imagine it, then it's happening somewhere else (across the Multiverse), and we know from our experience of life here and now that nothing happens exactly as it has happened before. We can ascribe this as a law, for it appears to be unshakable, that not only can one never measure speed and position at the same time, but that speed and position have to occupy a unique place in spacetime to satisfy this law. The unique position of every moment in which we exist cannot therefore be replicated, and nor can the position of any other party or particle, by default. Accepting uniqueness as a law frees our thinking to accept the uncertainty of the future.
The events of personal circumstance have brought me face to face with non-locality as I never in my wildest dreams imagined it could occur. My connections in this respect were primed, for I was given to understand the principle before being granted the direct experience. Now that I appreciate fully how non-locality feels when applied to human connectivity (and believe me, you can certainly feel it), I'm in a position to give it credence across the board, and to believe others who are party to similar effects in the course of their own relationships.
There is no teacher more commanding than experience, and we never forget the lessons directly learned in this way while we may forget the entire contents of a book, or all the writings on the blackboard (I'm old enough to remember those!) at school. We experience quantum effects throughout our lives, and the more credence we give them, the more capability we have to utilise the gifts therein.
We can change our worlds simply by appreciating the two principles above, and if you then add wave-particle duality to consider that you only exist in particle format for a Planck time (if that) before your wave packet collapses into the next version of yourself, it makes absolute sense to abandon past-future anxiety and adopt the premise that the new You is in constant upgrade of manufacture. We are responsible for our quality control.
There is no teacher more commanding than experience, and we never forget the lessons directly learned in this way while we may forget the entire contents of a book, or all the writings on the blackboard (I'm old enough to remember those!) at school. We experience quantum effects throughout our lives, and the more credence we give them, the more capability we have to utilise the gifts therein.
We can change our worlds simply by appreciating the two principles above, and if you then add wave-particle duality to consider that you only exist in particle format for a Planck time (if that) before your wave packet collapses into the next version of yourself, it makes absolute sense to abandon past-future anxiety and adopt the premise that the new You is in constant upgrade of manufacture. We are responsible for our quality control.
To forget quantum entanglement in this context would be rude, if nothing else. Although there is little differential between entanglement and non-locality, there is the multiplication factor applied here which brings us face to face with the fact that you are everything, and everything is you. Fibonacci was kind enough to provide a mathematical sequence to make sense of natural formations of beauty, while Mandelbrot convinced us that fractals are a feature of every aspect of existence, so we are part of a pattern while maintaining a sense of individuality, and if we are part of a pattern, we act accordingly as parts of a plan.
Ego is powerful stuff, whatever it may turn out to be, and while it has a place in the games we play it makes no difference what we think of ourselves in relation to others, we're clearly all in this together. Perhaps we have hit a turning point where we need to 'switch on' in quantum terms, so that we become accustomed to these laws being at work in our lives, and take account of the fact that it's up to us how we think, so that we can feel what we want to feel, which in itself would satisfy a clear need for compassion when it comes to the welfare of the planet - the planet of which we are part.
Ego is powerful stuff, whatever it may turn out to be, and while it has a place in the games we play it makes no difference what we think of ourselves in relation to others, we're clearly all in this together. Perhaps we have hit a turning point where we need to 'switch on' in quantum terms, so that we become accustomed to these laws being at work in our lives, and take account of the fact that it's up to us how we think, so that we can feel what we want to feel, which in itself would satisfy a clear need for compassion when it comes to the welfare of the planet - the planet of which we are part.
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