Quantum - What Does it Mean?
The investigations that led to the development of
quantum mechanics began in the mid 1800s. It started as a
simple inquiry as to why heated objects glowed in different
colors. Today, the word quantum is popularly associated with
anything that accesses or pertains to an invisible realm of
subatomic particles which acts as a single entity and
cooperates with our intentions. Considering the vast
difference in the original and popular definitions, it seems
that the very word has made a quantum leap in meaning.
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Non-locality and Entanglement
Einstein called non-locality “spooky action at a distance”.
He was concerned that the early founders of quantum
mechanics were attributing the effects we see in the
manifested, material world to be initiated by non-local
causes, meaning that they were not measurable in the
physical realm. Einstein’s entire argument against non-local
causes involves a condition known as entanglement.
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Einstein and His Famous Equation
When most
people hear the name Einstein, the next thought is usually
his famous equation, E=mc2. Believe it or not, Einstein’s
Nobel Prize was not awarded for this revolutionary
discovery, but for his lesser known paper on the
Photo-Electric Effect also published in the same year. A
good deal of the confusion about Relativity Theory is that
most folks think it is one theory. It is actually three
different ideas submitted in three different papers. And
then there's that "speed of light squared" thing. What's
that?
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The Harmonics of Sound
Sound has been a source of divine inspiration since the
beginning of time and has been regarded as the very
foundation of creation by many traditions. Archeological
records indicate that all ancient cultures developed
orthodox musical systems based on a pentatonic scale. While
there might be a supernatural or metaphysical connection to
account for how so many far-flung cultures came to this same
conclusion, there is a very simple and down to earth
explanation for it as well. The notes were derived from the
naturally occurring harmonics inherent to sound itself.
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The Mysterious Allure of Fields and Forces
The actions of invisible fields and forces on objects in the
material realm have fascinated humans for eons. The idea of
a force came into existence long before the idea of a
guiding field was recognized. In fact, fields of all sorts
are just now coming under the microscope of collaborative
scientific and intuitive investigation.
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What Are All These Fields?
The Zero Point Field, Morphogenic Fields, quantum fields, Jungian fields of collective consciousness—the list goes on.
These are some of the names of fields appearing in many popular books that explore the connections between science and
intuitive wisdom. In the very broadest sense, all things are of one source. But, to effectively apply our understandings,
it is helpful to differentiate one thing from another. Each of these fields is unique in content and behavior, which will
be covered here, but first, we’ll want to explore what constitutes a field.
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The Body's Quantum Antenna System
Quantum theories have been applied to every discipline of the physical sciences because they take into consideration one very important aspect
of a system, and that is group cooperation. This is especially important to biology because cells and molecules are not isolated from one another in the
body. They act and react together in a way that supports the entire system.
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Research on Prayer as a Healing Method
Research over the last few decades shows that prayer, or
remote influence, does have an effect on healing. However,
there is still some controversy surrounding a few of the
studies. Discover what the studies show about prayer and
other ways remote influence is being tested.
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The Body’s Crystal Matrix - Part One
The human body is a sophisticated, multi-faceted antenna system comprised of a crystalline matrix that is constantly transmitting and receiving (transceiving)
all manner of informed energies. The matrix is mainly comprised of two special types of crystals known as piezo and liquid crystals. What they are and how they
work will be covered in this two-part article series.
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The Body’s Crystal Matrix - Part Two
The human body is a sophisticated, multi-faceted antenna system comprised of a crystalline matrix that is constantly transmitting and receiving
(transceiving) all manner of informed energies. The matrix is mainly comprised of two special types of crystals known as piezo and liquid crystals.
In Part One, we covered the function of piezo crystals and how they convert electrical energy into mechanical energy and vice versa,
creating piezoelectricity. In Part Two, we will investigate the roll of liquid crystals in the body’s matrix.
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Learning To Interact in New Ways
Technology is changing the way we connect and share ideas by giving us unprecedented ease to communicate with others all over the globe.
In recent years, emailing has given way to group micro-blogging. Many people now prefer to use their cell phones to text rather than to talk.
For good or ill, the preference for virtual communication is changing the skills we use to interface with one another in profound ways.
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Light-Emitting Cells Determine Food Quality and Bodily Health
Living cells emit a weak glow in the form of UV light. This is evidence of photon radiation and suggests
that the presence of bio-photons may play a role in cell regulation. Discover how bio-photons radiate light from the cells of both plants and animals, and what
that tells us about the health of the body and the food we eat.
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Thought Forms are Real Things That Affect Us - Part 1
Are thoughts real things and do they affect us? Around the turn of the twentieth century, Annie Besant and Charles W. Leadbeater, both Theosophists and
clairvoyants, wrote a small book titled Thought-Forms. In it, they described thought as an “elemental essence." Read more on where this thought-form energy
resides and about how it affects us and others.
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Thought Forms are Real Things That Affect Us - Part 2
Thought energy not only affects our own well-being, it also radiates from us much like a broadcast antenna and affects those around us. In this article, we focus on
how former NASA scientist and Hands of Light author Barbara Brennan describes the behavior of The Human Energy Field. We'll also look at the work of
clairvoyant and Theosophist Annie Besant as well as one of Dr. Emoto's lesser known experiments with rice jars.
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Is Texting Really an Ancient Art?
Many professional writers and editors lament that the
English language is being obliterated by the casual use of
more symbolic language on mobile devices and some social
media internet sites. They cite two main grievances, which
are that casual writing formats are showing up where formal
writing styles would be more appropriate and that most
people don’t know the difference. Are we witnessing the
demise of a modern language or the birth of a new way to
communicate that is rooted in ancient traditions?
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Coming to Terms with Light
What is light? Intuitives, philosophers, and scientists have been trying to answer that question since antiquity. Intuitives claim that light penetrates
each realm of existence and “All That Is”, is made of light. Quantum physics also suggests that the foundation of every physical thing is based on light.
While on the surface it seems that scientists and intuitives are on the same page, are they really talking about the same thing?
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