“The day science begins to study non-physical phenomena, it will make more progress in one decade than in all previous centuries of existence. To understand the true nature of the universe, one must think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration.” – Nikola Tesla
Having dabbled with a bit of the semantics regarding Quantum Electrodynamics, the interesting history of it as well as the important figures that helped drive it forward; it’s now time to look at the present. But I encourage everyone to take a deeper look into the history with it, because what we usually disregard is that such scientific advancements run almost parallel to our sociological ‘order,’ and unfortunately, have a vile mega-political overtone. But, as promised, this is a solutions page.
Historians often like to highlight ‘stages’ in which define our existential workings. We had the stone, bronze and iron ages as these newly workable materials made it possible to produce more versatile and effective tools and products. In the 19th century we entered into the steam age, when applied thermodynamics transformed our ability to produce power. It is yet to be fully recognised as such, but we are now in the quantum age. It isn’t clear when this era began as the use of current electricity was the first of true quantum technology. (The flow of electricity through conductors is a quantum process, though none of the electrical pioneers were aware of this).
Much of our science and physics in school was rooted in the Victorian Age, thus, quantum theory, and special and general relativity was largely ignored in schools, in part because they were deemed ‘too difficult’ – such is the brilliance of the ‘Common-Core Standardised Testing’ curriculum. Our primitive education model needs drastically remodelling in terms of implementation so we can keep up with technological advancement, otherwise, before we know it we’ll become so dependant that we’ll find ourselves willingly selling off our freedom and sovereignty in almost every aspect. The point is, we are now getting most of our education these days from Media, which is in itself a dubious method for reasons concerning vulnerability.
I THINK THERFORE I’M QUANTUM
The most extreme, contentious and phenomenal overlap we are witnessing is between quantum theory and biology. We are beginning to entertain the idea that our brain is capable of extraordinary abilities because quantum theory is increasingly defining our complex neural cognitive computational systems, systems that still surpass those of any machine.
Physicists have been exploring the relationship between human consciousness and the structure of matter. Previously it was believed that a ‘Newtonian’ material universe was the foundation of our physical material reality. This all changed when scientists began to recognise that everything in the universe is made out of energy. Quantum physicists discovered that physical atoms are made up of vortices of energy that are constantly spinning and vibrating. Matter, at its tiniest observable level, is energy, and human consciousness is connected to it, human consciousness can influence its behaviour and even re-structure it.
The idea that consciousness involves quantum effects does not seem to stretch the bounds of probability, I for one am a believer. Though, the jury is still seemingly out. The problem is that we still don’t fully understand what exactly consciousness is, or the mechanics behind it. My guess would be that it consisted of an extremely complex relationship between quantum entanglement and superposition; complexity that’s almost absolutely incalculable maybe. There’s this saying that comes to mind that states: ”Life is energy design whilst observing itself.”
It’s been suggested that the cytoskeleton, the structure that supports the neurons in the brain, and in particular microtubules; thin polymers that form part of the cytoskeleton – could act as quantum systems whereby electrons tunnel between microtubules. Experiments are also being done with our Autonomic Nervous System (ANS). This system, assumed to have no external influence and considered to be a natural body response that’s regulated by the Hypothalamus in the brain is the primary regulator of acute stress response, a.k.a the flight or fight response, or as I’ve noted before – the “Flow State.” I’ll go out on a limb here and say I believe the answers to psychotronic influence of matter are inextricably connected to the Hypothalamus gland, but again, I’m no physicist.
The immune system is controlled by the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS), and it has long been thought that we could not voluntarily influence our immune system nor the ANS. Thoughts have been shown, from a scientific perspective, to yield some very significant results when it comes to influencing physical systems, including our own bodies. Humans do indeed have the potential and ability to influence the autonomic immune system with the power of the mind, the issue in my eyes is not only understanding the mechanics behind it, but how to put it in motion ‘organically’ and at will. And that may very well come down to the laws of nature restricting us due to too much positive feedback.
In this quantum information age we now find ourselves, it’s important to realise that we have still yet to reach an age of understanding with many aspects of life. Science and occult knowledge should not be mutually exclusive. Because of our lack of understanding of both, we as a collective still retire ourselves to many primitive motives and dogmatic principles and have thus barricaded ourselves into mediocritical minds. Einstein (1948) once said: ” Science without religion is lame and religion without science is blind. They are interdependent and have a common goal – the search for the truth.” History has shown that every time we as a collective have moved closer towards greater knowledge of the universe we have been threatened with war, make of that what you will, but I believe for the first time we have the tools to transcend that cycle and empower ourselves. It’s important we do so the right way.
An interesting time to be alive.
