I found this quote the other day in reading “The Vortex” by Esther and Jerry Hicks. I consider it to be a great foundational principle.
“the basis of life is freedom; the result of life is expansion – and the purpose of life is joy.” I hope the thrust of this statement helps you gain more and more clarity.
A leading Quantum Theorist discusses the paradox of Consciousness from a classical and quantum perspective.
Why do I feel separate from you?
A fascinating discussion on Quantum Consciousness and Time.
Dr. Quantum explains the mysteries of the Quantum Universe that have mystified our best scientific minds for the last 65 years.
The Double Slit Experiment has been relplicated thousands of times with identical results. This experiement demonstrates how atoms behave differently when they are being observed.
Go Quantum.
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A Primer on Theoretical Physics.
Listen to a leading Theoretical Physicist discuss how Science has been confronting creation.
Quantum Physiscists often talk about how we create reality. Their words come across as theoretical and disconnected until you watch how modern day movies create the illusion that we all think is real.
Watch this trailer from the Making of John Adams HBO Special which shows some incredible technology on how the illusions allow us to experience something that comes across as incredibly authentic.
Touchable Holograms are coming to a neighborhood near you.
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-Justin
Since birth we have had no choice but to confront the physical universe and its apparent solidity. Science has challenged this notion and made us realize that our senses are limited in what they communicate to us.
Star Trek has been one of the most popular television science fiction series.
This episode illustrates the idea of a holographic Reality. The Holodeck was a simulated reality facility located on the Starship allowing its crew members to relax and experience whatever they wanted to experience.
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-Justin
Daniel Simons elaborates his ideas on selective perception. Hard to believe when you think about this.
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-Justin