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Quantum Mysteries
On Facebook today, news broke of quiet riots in universities across the USA with students booing platform speakers trying to promote AI. The next generation knows that guzzling profits while discarding humanity isn't going to work for anyone. The line that "we'll all just have to get used to it" is a spin that should be familiar from Lockdown days, when we were told we would never be able to board a plane without a vaccination. The big business owners that profit from our compliance do not have our interests at heart. To them, you and I are just part of the mass that needs controlling. We are collateral, that is all. So it's no wonder that they want to keep quantum mechanics out of the equation. Knowing a bit about how quantum works opens doors to new ways of thinking you'll like, that are helpful in navigating life and useful to understand for our own psyche. If you would like to delve into the ready realm that's all around us waiting to be utilised, come and visit skool.com/quantumology-5647 to join the live conversations and interesting threads. See you on the other side of sense....
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The Night Mr. Promo Came to Dinner
He made the reservation under a false name — M. Promo, party of two — and nobody questioned it. The maître d' at The Hidden Note had seen stranger things on a Saturday night. She arrived first, naturally. She always did. Claire smoothed her sequined blue dress against the candlelight and ordered a glass of Malbec while the old pianist in the corner coaxed something slow and smoky from the upright. She didn't notice the murmuring couple near the bar, or the woman by the window pressing her hand to her mouth in barely suppressed laughter. Then the door opened. He wore a charcoal suit that fit him impeccably — broad shoulders, a crisp white shirt, a red tie knotted with quiet confidence. His posture said I belong everywhere I go. His face, on the other hand, said something has gone terribly, wonderfully wrong. Because where a face ought to be, there was instead the ancient, dignified, utterly unreadable visage of Mr. Promo: a barnacle-grey pile of mystery with wide eye's that saw everything and gave nothing away. Claire looked up. She smiled — not the polite smile of someone being gracious, but the real one, the one that reaches the eyes. She had been waiting for someone interesting. "I wasn't sure you'd come," she said. His eye's blinked slowly. A gentleman never explains himself. "Shall we dance first or eat? "He extended his hand. The pianist noticed. He always noticed. His fingers found a new groove — something with a tango in its bones — and the floor cleared the way good dance floors do, not because anyone moved, but because the two of them simply took it. She laughed when he dipped her, not from nerves but delight. He held her steady as a lighthouse. His hands were warm. His footwork was, against all odds, faultless. The couple at the bar whispered to each other. The woman by the window gave up trying to hide her smile. They ate late — duck confit, a shared crème brûlée, another bottle of wine they probably didn't need. He was an extraordinary listener. He asked questions she hadn't been asked in years. The candle burned low. The pianist played on.
The Night Mr. Promo Came to Dinner
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What a lovely, captivating read....
The Future is Free
Did you know that the future can be organised by imagining it to have happened already? Time is a torus - a ring doughnut, if you like - of past and future waves that meet in the central Present, and the waves are multiple - they include variables, so that Superposition (being in multiple states at once) is supported. This means that nothing is fixed until the Present moment lands, and from there everything is variable again - on both past and future lines! This doesn't work for our brains, as our brains exist as 3D objects and operate according to 3D parameters. The brain more easily imagines an arrow of time from past to future. That's an illusion! You can imagine the past differently, and change the future line that relates to it. Drop a grudge and forgive someone, and the resultant relationship changes. Your memory of the event in 3D is a fixed image, but the variables of its happening are still there. Some variables have played out already (including the one you remember) but others have yet to occur. You can do this with futures, which will then align with an appropriate past as the rules are the same in reverse. Law of Attraction advocates use this principle in their advisories. See the full picture at skool.com/quantumology-5647 - see you there!
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27 Reverts to 9
I'm so thrilled to have 27 members at Quantumology. Because 27 reverts to 9 in numerological terms and 9 is a very special number. https://www.hellocuriousbrain.com/knowledge-corner/math-and-numbers/the-magic-of-number-9/ is a single quick-read page that tells some of the tale. There is more.... Quantumology has always been intended to motivate personal research. When the book was published in 2014 the intention was there - take the basics, get intrigued, look up stuff. Because quantum mechanics is a big topic, open to interpretation, and we gain so much by opening the door to its many mystical mechanisms. At Skool the intention is to provide a group where people can explore, learn, and discuss these things Live Online in Coffee Hours that happen every couple of weeks. Skool is the only platform that allows for totally interactive experiences like this. Come and check us out at skool.com/quantumology-5647 - see you there!
27 Reverts to 9
Quantum Mechanics and Coffee
Today we enjoyed another Quantum Coffee Hour and talked about entanglement, superposition, the OrCH theory, non-locality and other principles that wove into the conversation. I'll be hosting these every couple of weeks so that Quantumology can be a platform where we can talk about this stuff to our heart's content and take away really useful bits of information. Opening up about ideas and experiences really helps to motivate our onward process and the wonderful thing about quantum mechanics is that it lifts us out of ruts, freeing up the constraints we find ourselves bound by a lot of the time and releasing the catch on that horrid false imprisonment of the way we view reality. Come along and join us next time on the 27 May - skool.com/quantumology-5647 See you there!
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