I just watched a video by Alyssa Nobriga, a popular online coach consultant with a big following and (she says) a seven-figure business. Surprisingly, she covered quite a bit of quantum-mechanical ground in advocating self-care, centred manifestation (start from within yourself - it's how you feel about YOU that makes those ripples across the Universe), and concentrating on love instead of fear. Logically, quantum mechanics has to have a place in our personal development systems as it's the bedrock of reality that potentially crosses all dimensions. While classical physics applies here in 3D, when you get to 5D and beyond there is no reason it should still hold. Entanglement, superposition, duality and the other quantum principles, however, look likely to be omnipotent across the whole spectrum of interdimensional landscapes. See what you can find, here and elsewhere, on quantum mechanics and consciousness, the principles and concepts, and the intricate physiology of quantum systems in the brain. It's all fascinating stuff, you can't unlearn what you learn, and it's immensely valuable to our personal journeys. Have fun, stay safe, take care of each other. Much love, Kathy x

Why? Because it's the bedrock of our reality. Let's take a few facts to illustrate this: 💠 Atoms are composed of electrons and a nucleus (proton/neutron bonded together). There is considerable distance between the electron belts and the core - so most of an atom is empty space. 💠 Protons and neutrons (the core of our atoms) are made of Quarks. And since Quarks change from one pairing to another and from one flavour (type) to another all the time, the combination of particles making up any solid object (including you) is constantly changing. 💠 Neutrinos are so small that for a long time they were thought to be massless. They mainly come from the Sun - some come from the centre of the Earth. They fly at (almost) the speed of light and go straight through matter (because it's mainly empty space). Like Quarks, neutrinos can change from one form to another - but nobody's caught them doing it. Trillions are passing through your little finger right now. 💠 Entanglement happens across vast distances instantaneously. This has led to new ideas about information exchange and brought about new technologies. When poked, an entangled particle will react at exactly the same moment as its partner even if they are light years apart. 💠 Superposition has been found to be a permanent feature of electrons. When something is superpositioned, it's in two (or more!) states at one time. This is where Schrödinger's Cat comes from. This means that any number of possible states are open to us at any point, although 3D reality tricks us into believing that things stay pretty much the same. Just five examples of things that are real because quantum mechanics exists, yet they all defy the reasoning of our senses. What does this mean for you? How would you describe the impact of quantum mechanics on YOUR world line?

Hello team, it's great to have you here - most of you know me already and are bringing great knowledge to the community in advance of the learning facilities to be developed as we go along. For anything to be practicably useful, we need a few more people so if you know anyone who might like to jump in - and as you know, it's free - please send them a link to this Group from the tab bar (copy and paste). When there are half a dozen of us we can look at arranging a mini conference and see what everyone would like most to gain from being here. I'm looking forward to progressions, flying onward and upward and hope you enjoy the journey with me! Warmest wishes to you all - stay safe, happy and well x

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"The more conscious you are of input and processes, the more competence will appear in your output mechanism." So said a speaker recently, presenting on speech, decisions and action. We know that the brain has decided what we're going to do next before we are consciously aware of it. Entanglement or anomaly? Speed-of-light thing again? Surely not, just a glitch in the Matrix as everything is time-related... but we have a strange concept of Time. We are Observers. Everything is made of what we see. Well, if only it were that simple. Nature is known to be cruel and the Universe doesn't do free lunches. No need to be despondent, because physics, as usual, is on-side! We're all unique, like every grain of sand and snowflake there ever was, and science won't even go there, let alone try to explain it. In building 'quantum competencies' (terminology from the talk), there has to be account taken of a Bio Interface, one that connects reality and experience. "The Bio Revolution," said the speaker, "is underway." Really? Wonder what that means in real-time-application speak. So now we have to ask ourselves where quantum mechanics has led us. Are we on the cusp of a surge in conscious advancement, or are we over the hill in terms of planetary destruction? "Nature created you as a Transformer," the speaker went on. My notebook blazed with capital letters. I know something about transformers. They're made of wire coils round a juxtaposed core of E shaped metal things and the number of coils determines whether output and input voltages are going to be up or down from each other. The same number of turns on primary and secondary coils means input and output will stay the same, making the transformer nothing more than a break point in the proceeding charge of electrons doing their thing. But they can get really complicated. Wires can be added in to the windings until the neat copper roll becomes a metallic hedgehog of current manipulators, sending out volts in various phase states according to what the bit of tech requires.