Hello! This is Cynthia Sue Larson with realityshifters.com, and today I'm talking with you about how different memories and viewpoints are to be
expected in the quantum age. So what do I mean by that? What I mean is that facts, when
you look at quantum logic, which is very different than Boolean classical logic,
it's very much a different situation than the kind of facts and truth that we
think we're used to. We tend to think in terms of classical logic because ever
since
Boolean logic came into being in the west, we embraced it as a wonderful way
to solve problems, to be able to sort through various issues, and get to some
technological advancements that we probably wouldn't have achieved as
quickly as we did, without it. So this quantum logic is now being investigated
and developed in relation to quantum computing and the new Quantum Age.
And what it does is it embraces much more
ever-changing nature of reality. So what you might think
of as facts are much more like networks and relationships between various pieces
of information
and components. So depending on who you are as the observer and who you think
you are,
and based on your level of awareness and the way you are observing the entire system,
you will actually get different kinds of information at different times. And you
may have noticed this in your personal life if you talk with family members
about things that you know for sure happened in your childhood, and you're
shocked to find out that a sibling or a best friend remembers things very
differently. There's been a photo going around the internet recently, which
tends to illustrate this beautifully. So let me hold it up for you. You can see
it's got an object here with these images. This is true, and this is true, and
this is truth. And so, based on the way that the object is perceived, and based on
the light that's cast on it, you see a different shape, you see a different color.
There are different variations of that image sometimes with three different
shapes and three different colors and there can be a lot more than that in
terms of ways to remember a particular event. This is a topic I've covered in the
book, "Quantum Jumps: An Extraordinary Science of Happiness and Prosperity," when
I talk about flashbulb memories and the way that in some cases people have been
scientifically documented as writing down in their own handwriting what
happened and where they were and what they were doing when they heard the news,
for example, of the Challenger Space Shuttle explosion. These are
college students, and just a few short years later, they're asked again to write down
answers to the same questions they were asked the very day after the
incident occurred. And these very same students would sometimes remember things
the same, which is not that surprising, and other times they would remember things
very differently, to the point that they were shocked to see their own
handwriting. They would say things like, "This is my handwriting,
and these are my words, but that's not the way it happened." And if you have
experienced reality shifts, then you know that feeling. You know it quite well. If you've gone through
quantum jumps and you've seen things move around almost by themselves, then
you're familiar with it. So what I'd like you to do is start thinking about
how can you experience more abundance; more of a sense of meaning and purpose
in your life when you know that facts are pretty malleable. They're not always
locked in place. What can stay the same is the relationship of our understanding.
and as we play with levels of conscious awareness through meditation, lucid
dreaming, and other things like that--some people have near-death experiences, and that
counts, too. These people definitely start experiencing a lot more of these shifts
in reality and quantum jumps. So I hope you think about how that can benefit you in
your life. Until next time, this is Cynthia Sue Larson with RealityShifters
dot com. Thanks!