Hello! This is Cynthia Sue Larson with Reality Shifters dot com
talking with you today about quantum consciousness.
I'd like to ask you a question...
something to think about.
Just imagine for a moment if you can tell what the difference is between mind
and brain.
These are a couple of words;
often they are used interchangeably.
But the wonderful thing about language is that it gives us the ability to consider
the nature of reality a little bit more deeply.
The reason I'm asking this question today is because it's raised in
a book by
Eva Herr called, "Consciousness:
Bridging the Gap
Between
Conventional Science and the New Super Science of Quantum Mechanics."
And the idea
behind all of the interviews that Eva Herr conducted in this book,
"Consciousness,"
is that she wanted to talk with people
who are on the front
cutting edge,
leading-edge
range of science
in terms of consciousness and the exploration of consciousness
with the additional attribute that they also have a very strong intuitive sense.
And this is so important to Eva because she had
a dark side of the soul
in which she
experienced,
actually as she was sleeping,
a total transformation of her consciousness, where she went to sleep in
one state of mind,
and awakened
in another.
And the beauty of this kind of experience
is that when you have something like that,
as Eva did,
it's possible to really experientially feel
that you are literally one with everything.
If you've ever had that kind of feeling, then you know what I'm talking about.
If you haven't, then I hope you do
experience it, because
to me, there is nothing more healing, more positive
more inclusive,
more rewarding, more fulfilling, more satisfying
more extraordinary...
than such an experience.
So... getting back on track with the book, and what it's all about,
Eva wanted to ask
scientists in the field
such as: William Tiller, Dean Radin,
Robert Jahn,
Ervin Laszlo,
and a whole bunch of other people,
"What is the difference between mind and brain?"
That's the nature of this book.
Because when she asked each of these individuals who are doing experiments
and are aware of experiments,
and have theories and hypotheses about what's going on...
even though maybe you might say it's impossible for us to study a subject
that requires the very thing we're studying in order to understand it,
that's exactly where this book goes.
And because
it does such a fabulous job of raising questions and
getting us to think about such a fascinating subject, I give it my
highest
endorsement. I hope you do take a minute and check it out, and hopefully get a copy of it
and read it, because I think you're really going to enjoy it.
And whether or not you get this book, I want you to keep thinking about
the nature of mind, the nature of our brain
and
what's so interesting about quantum physics
is that quantum physics asks us
to
re-examine all of our assumptions about the nature of reality
because things that we thought were true
are being
thrown into
sharp relief with what we know is true on the quantum scale, such as
matter
is not all there is.
It really is a true that
when you get down to the very basic smallest building blocks of matter,
there's just a lot of nothingness out there. And even weirder, those very small
building blocks of matter are
pure energy at their very core, and they actually spend a lot of time in that
state: pure energy.
So that's amazing right there.
Non-local effects happen all the time in the quantum realm. That means we would
expect to see them
on the macro scale as well.
Additionally,
we have observed things, and by observing we change things
all the time.
Also, we can only predict things in terms of probabilities.
So this is what quantum physics teaches us. It revises all of our
assumptions
about the physical world.
And in order for us to do
take a new sense
of what is going on on the larger scale,
we really have to take a look at all of this.
And of course if you've read my book, "Reality Shifts," or if you've heard about it,
I explore some of this in "Reality Shifts" as well.
And the idea here in my book, "Reality Shifts" is that consciousness
literally changes the physical world.
So this is a great way to take a look at a couple of these ideas and questions,
with the books,
"Consciousness," by Eva Herr, and
"Reality Shifts: When Consciousness Changes the Physical World."
So this week, this month,
today, right now... if you just ask yourself the question
the question, "How good can it get
when I acknowledge
that consciousness is at the heart of everything.
When you can actually
let go
of what you think you're controlling in your life, and recognize that there is
something
in the state of oneness that literally wishes the best for all of us
You can just say, "Let it be so."
how good can it get
when you experience that
state of wonder
and openness?
Until next time, this is Cynthia Sue Larson with RealityShifters.com