Hello! This is Cynthia Sue Larson with realityshifters.com and today I'd like
to talk to you about the idea of sudden jumps--big changes. They can occur
everywhere. I'd like to start with a quote that comes from the TV show, "Shameless."
This is from the "Frank the Plumber" episode, season 3, episode 9: "Great
things don't happen in tiny little increments. You know they happen when
someone thanks completely differently." So when we think about that, we get the idea--
or I do--because I'm now speaking to you from the Boulderado Hotel in Boulder,
Colorado. I think about history. This hotel is like a museum.
It's got pictures showing a great flood when Boulder Creek flooded a
hundred years ago--things like that. So when we think about history, and think about
the time in this hotel when guests came in horses and buggies, and carriages,
before the car--and the firemen didn't have a fire truck. They were doing things on
foot.
This is extraordinary. When we think about that, we get the idea that
sometimes we have witnessed in our history when there's been a big change.
We don't see the in-between phase between horse and buggy and automobile.
Maybe it existed. But most people didn't have it.
Why bother with that? We can go straight to the automobile. It turns out that nature
thinks very similarly. I have spoken about that previously, so I'm not going
to go into the E.Coli bacteria, and the way that it can instantly make a huge
evolutionary change and basically evolve itself into a form of bacteria
that could then digest the only food presented to it that it could not eat before--lactose
--which is what the scientists were giving it. So if we think in terms of evolution,
a lot of us have believed, as Darwin proposed, and according to classical
physics it makes sense that instead of these huge steps--these huge jumps of evolution
where there are missing links--you've heard that phrase--we would expect to see
lots of little in-between phases, where a species would evolve gradually. That is not,
in fact, what we're finding in the laboratory right now, with bacteria.
It's not what we would expect. When you're thinking in terms of the quantum
computers that are being built--and you recognize all of the quantum
phenomena are quite possibly occurring at every level of reality--that's the big
idea that I'm presenting to you. Which means that when I get an email from
someone, as I did today, that Willie Nelson died many years ago according to
this person--and I believe that that's a true observation that someone is making--
and in my reality right now, Willie Nelson is alive today--and hopefully also
when you watch this video. So the thing to think about is how is it possible
that we sometimes get different reality? The so-called Mandela effect was a term
coined by Fiona Broome in 2010; she has a website all about it. And actually,
what I'm saying is that phenomenon where you see someone alive again, such as I
first reported in print in 1999
in my book, "Reality Shifts: When Consciousness Changes the Physical World,"
I think it's important for people to realize this phenomenon is not just now
happening, just as the Large Hadron Collider is firing up.
No it's been around for what I'm saying is millennia. And we can see proof of
this, if you start looking for it that way, and you view the archaeological record
and you view evolutionary jumps as being quantum jumps, instead of looking for the
tiny little step, step, step, step, step, step, step that makes it look like a
slope--so you start looking for these HUGE jumps. It's a staircase with giant
steps. That is what we would expect to see in a quantum universe, which is what
I believe we have. Which is why there can be such a thing as a science of miracles.
And I essentially get into that--I don't call it that, but this is my book, "Quantum
Jumps: An Extraordinary Science of Happiness and Prosperity," and basically it is talking
about the placebo effect and the way people can "fake it til they make it." This is
being studied at Harvard; millions if not billions of dollars are being
spent to study this. It's not woo-woo, its not make-believe; it's serious science.
We're actually seeing information coming forth from all fields of
science now about this to support these ideas. And so what I'd like you to think
about is the big changes in your life and the big Mandela effects you might
have seen where you might have observed something that can't possibly be true in
this reality, because when you do the fact-checking, and do the google search,
you don't see that there's been any kind of steady progress of, for example,
Willie Nelson was reported dead--
and "Oops! They made a mistake, and actually he's fine." No, there's nothing like that.
There's not even any report that there had been confusion--aside from these
Mandela effect videos, blog posts, articles, and so forth.
What you'll see is he's always been here.
There is a continuous history that goes all the way back. That's also what I'm saying is
happening in all fields of all of our sciences from cosmology, to biology, to
chemistry--you name it.
So this means I believe that we all have quite a great deal to be grateful
for. And that's a good way to look at your life--to look back not with regret
on the past, but with gratitude, especially for things you've had a part
in. And to the degree that we can all keep asking, "How good can it get?"
we can absolutely start seeing exactly that.
Until next time, this is Cynthia Sue Larson, talking to you from Boulder,
Colorado, and I'm with realityshifters.com Thank you!