Intention, Healing & The Quantum Field

Consciousness & Evolution; Understanding the Convergence of Science & Spirit in the Human Brain.

2011-12-05T00:08:00.001Z

Abstract

Consciousness & how we mayevolve our state of mind are discussed & studied in this paper. Included herein is a reading ofinterdisciplinary studies transversing the broad fields of neuroscience,psychology, mind-body medicine, energy medicine healing modalities, quantumphysics & traditional medicine. At the heart of this discussion is arealizing of the entanglement & coming together of mind, matter, science,quantum physics & spirit…in what we call ‘consciousness’. Ideas are putforth based on recent scientific findings in neuroscience, epigenetics &quantum physics to support the concept that “we can only perceive that which weare” & to show our possibilities to change. Recent scientific studies showhow we may evolve our current state of mind, so that we may be more &therefore perceive more, several of these concepts are discussed in this paper.This paper shows that the convergence of the large with the small, the unifyingfactor in life is our conscious state interacting with the quantum field of allpotentials.

Keywords: consciousness, neuroscience,mind, matter, quantum physics, science, spirit, epigenetics, DNA changing,mind-body medicine, energy healing. Intention, focus, quantum field.

Consciousness& Evolution;

Understandingthe Convergence of Science & Spirit in the Human Brain

I want to know Gods thoughts,the rest are details. Albert Einstein.

The longest journey is thejourney inward, for he who has chosen his destiny has started upon his questfor the source of his being. Dag Hammarskjold, former U.N. secretarygeneral.

Introduction

This paper is aninterdisciplinary exploration of how science & spirit meet in the humanbrain, with a view to understanding if we can evolve our state of mind &how we may do so. I will show that we may evolve our consciousness, & howour state of mind effects our DNA, our body, our brain & our perception. Iwill also show that we can only perceive that which we are. In fact, in ourdaily lives we simply see our self or fragments of our identity-self in all ofthe people & happenings in the world around us. It is actually impossibleto perceive more than what we are!

This study willalso outline how if we change our state of mind, this changes our brain at afundamental level, our DNA & ultimately our perception of reality. Some understanding of epigenetics,neuroplasticity, quantum physics & energy healing can assist in thisregard. The underlying theme of this paper is to understand how the tinyinfluences the large; do our thoughts create our reality? And if so where isthe point of convergence, existing between our thoughts & our reality? If “a single empowered thought can change thecourse of history,” thoughts must be powerful things! (Ramtha, 2011). I will also delve into the realms ofquantum physics to

understand how science & thehuman spirit meet. Some would argue that that meeting ground is the quantumfield; where all potentials exist simultaneously in a forever now. If we change our thinking, perhaps we will changeour life.

Neurogenesis& Change in the Brain.

At the heart of all growth ischange, without change everything remains status quo. If change wereimpossible, then there would be no evolution. So, how can we change our brain,learn new knowledge & expand the horizons or our conscious understanding inour life? There has to be more than pre-destined, pre-programmed existence& robotic reactions; a life based on past emotions, beliefs, attitudes& understandings, which act as a powerful filter in the brain; streamingevery new event through the analysis & pre-conditioned judgement of pastattitudes & associative memory! The past does not make for evolutionarylife.

An understandingof neuroplasticity shows that we can change our brains & grow new neurons.During most of the 20th century, neuroscientists generally held that the brainstructure was relatively permanent after early childhood. This notion has been widely challengedby new findings in neuroscience in recent years. Now it is widely understood that “Neuroplasticity is anon-specific neuroscience term referring to the ability of the brain andnervous system in all species to change structurally and functionally as aresult of input from the environment.” (http://www.Wikipedia.com). Neuroplasticity may occur on a variety of levels, ranging from smallchanges cellularly in response to learning, to large changes involving entirecortical remapping in response to injury or focus. My primary interest is tounderstand how can we use this knowledge to expand our consciousness, therebyexpanding what we can see, know & perceive… How do we open the doors of perception? If neuroplasticity were not possiblethen evolution would be a fanciful dream.

TheEver-Changing Brain.

Psychiatrist Norman Doidge, M.D.,author of The Brain That Changes Itself,(2007) has carried out muchresearch into the field of neuroplasticity & has seen wonderful changes inpeople as a result of neuroplasticity; “I met a scientist who enabled people who had been blind since birth tobegin to see, another who enabled the deaf to hear; I spoke with people who hadhad strokes decades before & had been declared incurable, who were helpedto recover with neuroplastic treatments; …people whose learning disorders werecured & whose IQs were raised;…eighty year olds to sharpen their memoriesto function the way they did when they were fifty-five. I saw people rewiretheir brains with their thoughts, to cure previously incurable obsessions &traumas.” (Doidge, 2007; pxix). This is such incomparablygood news! Evolution is possible. Our brain is like a super-computer throughwhich we process our life, it filters every single idea through the dirtyrag of our past. (Ramtha, 2010.) If we couldn’t change our brains – thenwe would be destined to re-experience everything as a shadow of our past,constantly drawn karmically to re-experience what we already know, & thenconstantly to react to & stand in judgement of what we see, based on ourpast experience. That would be truly awful & very boring!

Neuroplasticity& Stem Cells.

How exactly doesneuroplasticity work in the brain? It works in two directions – it enables theformation of new connections within the brain, & also deletes oldconnections. So, as we create those new connections through new learning/stimulus from the environment the brain makes new cells called stem cells. The more we practice this newlearning/ stimulus; those new baby neurons begin to wire together. ‘What firestogether wires together.’ After a certain period of time; usually thought to be30 – 60 days- those new cells form a new neuronet through which we may perceiveour reality. And in essence we ‘move’ into that new neuronet, while our brain‘undocks’ from the old neuronet. “Through this process, called synapticpruning, connections that are inefficientor infrequently used are allowed to fade away, while neurons that are highlyrouted with information will be preserved, strengthened, made even moresynaptically dense.” (http://memoryzine.com/2010 ).

Neurogenesis is the birth of these newneurons; it describes the process whereby neurons are generated from neuralstem and progenitor cells. This process is most active during pre-nataldevelopment; it is responsible for populating the growing brain with neurons. “Recentlyneurogenesis was shown to continue in several small parts of the brain ofmammals: the hippocampus and the subventricular zone.” (Wang Z., 2010, in http://memoryzine.com/2010).

The brain isthen able to form new neurons, create a new neuronet through which we process& filter our reality & also to solidify this process. The brain iseffected in two ways through learning due to its wonderful plasticity. Inresponse to new information & new experiences, neuroplasticity can allowalterations to existing neural connections within the brain &/or form wholenew connections between neurons. New connections lead to an increase in overallsynaptic density, & changes in existing neuronets make pathways moreefficient. In both cases the brain is remolded. Scientists theorize that thishappens “when something called reverbration

occurs. When we are first exposedto something new, that information enters our short-term memory, which dependsmostly upon chemical and electrical processes known as synaptic transmission toretain information. The electrochemical impulses of short-term memory stimulateone neuron, which then stimulates another; the key to making information last,however, occurs only when the second neuron repeats the impulse back again tothe first.” (http://memoryzine.com/2010/07/02/introduction-to-neuroplasticity/). This description of synaptictransmission explains the idea that ‘what fires together, wires together’. Togrow new baby neurons & get that new coding in the brain, the newinformation must be practiced or applied often until it is ‘hard-wired’. In this process new information orexperience is built into the neurocommunication network. Further repetition increasesconnections, highlighting the amazing plasticity of the brain.

TheImportance of Stem Cells in the Brain.

Stem cells are unspecialized cellsin the body, which have the potential to develop into other cell types duringgrowth. They also serve as an internal repair system, within tissues, dividingwithout limit to reinvigorate other cells. Each time a stem cell divides it hasthe ability to stay as a stem cell, or to become another type of cell with aspecialized function for e.g. a muscle cell, red blood cell or brain cell. “Stemcells are distinguished from other cell types by two important characteristics.First, they are unspecialized cells capable of renewing themselves through celldivision, sometimes after long periods of inactivity. Second, under certainphysiological or experimental conditions, they can be induced to become tissue-or organ-specific cells with special functions.” (Bethesda, MD., 2009).

Scientists haveisolated stem cells from the dentate gyrus, which is a region in thehippocampus of the brain & an island for neurogenesis. These stem cellsunder certain conditions have the abilityto develop into neurons in the hippocampus in certain situations. Thehippocampus is the region for learning & memory. Scientists “were able to show that even adult brains canbuild new neurons. The researchers assume that the new neurons in thehippocampus help the brain adjust to new challenges in life.”(http://www.sciencedaily.com). This information is helping scientists &doctors all over the world, as it is being applied in various mind-bodymedicine therapies. So, as we learn new knowledge we wire our brains to havenew experiences & see things differently.

Consciousness& Evolution.

People use the word consciousnessoften, but to actually define what is consciousness is a tricky matter! Wikipedia’s definition; “Consciousnessis a term that refers to a variety of aspects of the relationship between themind and the world with which it interacts”, is a little light on precisedetail. The Collins English Dictionary definition is a little heavier onprecision, but leads to more questions than answers; “Consciousness is that which is denoting or relating to apart of the human mind that is aware of a persons self, environment &mental activity, & that to a certain extent determines his choices ofaction.” (Collins English Dictionary, 2010).

What exactly is consciousness? I will address this question in moredetail over the following few paragraphs…

Consciousness& Alchemy…

In ages gone by philosophers &alchemists pondered & ruminated over the question & mystery ofconsciousness & the meaning of life. Today neuroscientists &psychologists research around this amazing intangible essence within us,exploring about our ability to perceive, know, evolve & grow. What can webe conscious of? We can only really be conscious of our selves…what we see iswhat we are. With new knowledge we can expand our current state. This brings tomind the old adage that “you are what you know & since your knowledgeultimately depends on what information you accept as fact, you are what youbelieve!” (Wolf, 2001; p.39). St Germain & other renownedalchemists & philosophers held one common goal, the transformation of thebase & impure to the pure & sublime. The alchemical process is one inwhich our consciousness needs to be transmuted from the dense base metal lead,to the subtle & purified gold. Gold signifies a higher level of perception; Christ consciousness. Toget to this place ‘the holy of holies’ we must evolve our consciousness. Butwhere is this consciousness that we need to evolve..and what is the mind? “Most agree that minds are constitutedby conscious experience and intelligent thought. Common attributes of mindinclude perception, reason, imagination, memory, emotion, attention, and acapacity for communication. A rich set of unconscious processes are alsoincluded in many modern characterizations of mind”. (http://Wikipedia.com). Andhow do consciousness & mind relate to the body? According to Candace Pert neurobiologist – “Your mind is inevery cell of your body.” (Pert C., 1999; p.36). Thatbegins to explain that we are what we think, & that we are what weknow. Our body acts as a totalreflection of the mind. If the body is sick, it is not something ‘outside’ ofthe person that ever causes the sickness. All disease begins first in the mind, then afterwards -the body, it’s cells,it’s DNA, its tissues can only be a reflection of where the mind is at.Otherwise, we would have to presume that the body has some other consciousnessunto itself, & acts as an independent ‘person’ becoming ill all by itself.It isn’t so. This is borne out very clearly when people change their attitudesabout a ‘problem’, once the attitude changes, then the brain changes, & sothe DNA & finally the body. “This body has mind intertwined all over &through it.” (Wolf, 2007; p.111). As we think, so we are – this reflection willbecome very apparent in our discussion about epigenetics.

Convergenceof Consciousness & Quantum Physics.

We are in a school for gods,where – in slow motion – we learn the consequences of thought. Brugh Joy M.D.

Consciousness & quantum physicsconverge in the observer effect. “According to quantum physics an unobservedsystem such as an atom or subatomic particle does not exist as a ‘real’particle. It exists as a ghost like cloud of possible physical particles,called states. They reflect tendencies toward existence rather than physicalexistence itself.” (Wolf, 2001;p.111). The cornerstone of quantumphysics is the ‘Uncertainty Principle,’ Niels Bohr’s ‘Principle of Complementarity’& it’s also called ‘The Principle of Indeterminism’. This principle “reflectsthe inability to predict the future based on past or present.” (Wolf, 2001;p.111). The ComplementarityPrinciple states that “the physical universe can never be known independentlyof the observers choices of what to observe. With Einstein’s Theory ofRelativity – we see that matter cannot exist independently of space & time…

everything is co-dependent. Mattercan’t exist without an observer! Therefore mind, matter, space & time areall codependent.” (Wolf, 2001; p.111). This is how we create reality - through our choices of what to see. We see the “observer createreality – mind becomes matter.” (Wolf, 2001; p.111). As Ramtha states clearly, “consciousness & energy createthe nature of reality.” (Ramtha,1998).

OurBeliefs Become Biology

Church writes in The Genie inYour Genes, (2008,) that “scientists are discovering the precisepathways by which changes in human consciousness produce changes in humanbodies. As we think our thoughts & feel our feelings, our bodies respondwith a complex array of shifts.” (Church, 2009; p.29). Each thought unleashes a particular cascade of biochemical’sin our organs. This book really puts an end to genetic determinism - thank god! Several studies have beencarried out to show that what we think about our health is one of the mostaccurate predictors of longevity ever discovered. “A committed spiritualpractice can add years to our lives.” (Church, 2009; p.32). Every biologicalprocess is preceded by & accompanied by electromagnetic shifts. “Electromagnetism pervades biology,& there is an electromagnetic component to every biological process.”(Church, 2009; p.34). In the humangenome project, scientists focused on cataloguing all the genes of the humanbody. They expected to find 120,000 genes. Instead the genome consisted of just23,688 genes. Therefore all the information needed to carry out all of theoperations in the human body could not be contained in the gene. Which begs thequestion – where is the information held?! (Church, 2009).

Seeing anorganism as containing both energy & matter, we see it as in a stateof “systemic cooperation whereevery part knows what every other part is doing- every atom, molecule, cell& tissue is able to participate in an intended action.” (Church, 2009;p.36). We can direct this energy& subsequently matter with the thoughts we chose & the feelings wefeel. Our emotions & behavior shape our neural pathways- we can reinforceold patterns or initiate new ones. Our neural bundles increase with increaseduse…& so what we are gets truly ‘hard-wired’. “Beliefs become biology.”(Cousins,1989 in Church, 2009; p.20). According to Richardson in The Making of Intelligence; “90% of all genes are engaged in co-operation withsignals from the environment.” (Church, 2009; p.37).

Epigenetics& Thought

Epigenetics isthe “study of heritable changes in gene function that occur without a change inthe DNA sequence.” (Church, 2009). It is the study of signals that turn on& off genes. Some of these signals are chemical & some areelectromagnetic. It looks at sources that “activate gene expression orsuppression, & at the energy flows that modulate the process.” (Church,2009; p.48). Gene activation isintimately linked with healing & the immune system function. Emotionalstress will mean impaired healing.

GailIronson MD, PhD, is a leading mind-body researcher who has carried out researchinto beliefs & biochemistry. Her studies link particular beliefs withchanges in immune system, “measuring biological markers of illness.” (Church,2009; p.63). Her studies have shown that prayer, intention & attitude isvery important in healing.

Neuroscientist Richard Davidson PhDhas studied the brain areas, which are active during meditation using PET scans& EEG. Studies show that experienced meditators e.g. monks, showed greaterincreases in gamma waves, & they had more brain activity in areas linked topositive emotions. The most experienced had the most brain changes. (Weil,2006, in Church, 2009; p.376). Focus bulks up the portions of the brain connected with happiness!(Church, 2009). Interestingly, they have now shown that visualization curescancer – & this can be confirmed with “DNA screening, biomarkers & other non-intrusive tests.” (Church,2009; p.72).

DrAndrew Weil says that ‘attitude is everything’ (a great teacher once told me that, in fact it is his catch phrase!). He speaks about spontaneousremission & how attitude has a powerful effect on genetics. Church explainsthat neurosurgeon Norman Shealy’s research shows that those with a hopelessattitude or anger die younger & often of heart disease or cancer… “what youare thinking, feeling & believing is changing the genetic expression &chemical composition of your body on a moment-by-moment basis.” (Church, 2009;p.72).

Withregard to stress – “when production of cortisol stress hormone is low, the rawmaterials from which our bodies manufacture life-giving DHEA are freed up &production increases, high stress levels suck biochemical resources away fromcell repair & kill brain cells.” (Chidre & Martin, 2000, in Church2009; p.90). Our thoughts matter..literally – cortisol has been shown to “reduce muscle mass, increases boneloss & osteoporosis, interferes with the generation of new skin cells,increases fat accumulation around waist & hips, & reduces memory &learning abilities.” (Church, 2009; p.75).

Genes worktogether, we need to get away from the idea of a ‘gene for this & a genefor that.’ “As well as many genesbeing involved in most changes of state, different genes are often involved atdifferent time periods of that change of state.” (Church, 2009; p.81). Behavioral State Related Genes arerelated to our behavioral state & they provide a link between our thoughts& our bodies, between biology & psychology- this is an “important pieceof the puzzle, it explains how psychological state effects the body.” (Church,2009; p.88). Experience Dependent Genes are genes that are activated bylearning & novelty –this instructs stem cells to differentiate in order toreplace injured or damaged cells in the tissues of our muscles & organs. Thisis a “foundation for growth & healing.” (Church, 2009; p.88). This also stimulates stem cells intoforming new neurons in the brain, these new neurons form new synapticconnections within the brain, new experiences change the structure of our brainseach moment. This allows neurogenesis – our brains keep adding new neural linksthroughout our lives as long as they are stimulated to do so. (Church, 2009;p.90). This is how we can evolveconsciously: “learning experiences & other highly attentive states ofawareness switch on the expression of genes that stimulate the formation of newneurons.” (Church, 2009; p.90). This science ties in exactly with what Ramtha teaches – focus on whatyou want in a slightly altered (present) state of consciousness, & you willcreate it. Scientist Rossideclares that “fascination during novel & numinous life experiences plays afundamental role in focusing our attention & engaging activity dependentgene expression, neurogenesis & healing in general.” (Church, 2009; p.93).

Healing,Intention & Human Energy

Healing & brain entrainment isa very interesting concept, whereby both the brains of the healer & thepatient will entrain to the same frequency as the heightened consciousness& the stronger field… (Church, 2009; p.93). I have experienced this process many times in my work,(having been blessed to be present at 1000’s of healing sessions) whereby assoon as I am focused with my client, they “drift away” as their brain wavesslow down into the Alpha state. This absolutely helps the healing process;getting the ‘busy’ beta brain waves of attitude, belief, emotion &associative memory out of the way, to allow the spirit to heal the body. Thischanges the brain chemistry, allowing new neural activity to commence. “Longterm memory is processed by the hippocampus which stimulates experience relatedgene expression, especially involving a gene known as zif-268, which leads togrowth of new synapses & new neural pathways in the brain.” (Church, 2009;p.93). Researchersare now using PET scans & fMRI’s to map changes that occur duringpsychospiritual experiences & changes of consciousness. Repitition is very important! We needto reinforce our novel experiences or heightened states to strengthen theneural net to support them, if we don’t the new neural circuitry quicklydecays…in less than a month. Onerather fascinating study found that sudden bursts of high frequency occured -40Hz oscillations (gamma waves) in the brain, just prior to moments of insight.This oscillation is conducive to creating links across many parts of the brain(Church, 2009; p.99).

Lynne McTaggartwrites about healing & the energy produced by healers in The IntentionExperiment, & this information is truly remarkable. Totally non-dependent on distance, healers werefound to produce huge bursts in electrostatic energy during healing sessions.“Elmer Green had demonstrated in his research that

an enormous surge of electrostaticenergy occurred during healing. When a person is standing still, his or herbreathing & beating heart will produce electrostatic energy of 10-15millivolts on the EEG amplifiers; during activities requiring focusedattention, such as meditation, the energy will surge up to 3 volts. Duringhealing, however, Green’s healers produced voltage surges up to 190 volts; onehealer produced 15 such surges, which were 100,000 times higher than normal,with smaller pulses of 1 – 5 volts appearing on each of the four copper walls.”(McTaggart, 2007; p.24).

William Tilleralso constructed an ingenious device to measure the energy produced by healers.“The equipment discharged a steady stream of gas & recorded the exactnumber of electrons pulsing out with the discharge. Any increase in voltagewould be captured by the pulse counter.” Tiller found that “directed thoughtsproduce demonstrable physical energy, even over remote distance.” (McTaggart,2007; p.24). And another interesting study found that the energy produced byhealers “seemed to change the molecular nature of matter.” (McTaggart, 2007;p.24). Bernard Grad, an associateprofessor of biology at McGill University in Montreal, had studied the effectof healing energy sent to water used to irrigate plants. He analyzed the‘healed’ water using infrared spectroscopy & discovered that “the watertreated by the healers had undergone a fundamental change in the bonding ofoxygen & hydrogen in its molecular makeup. The hydrogen bonding between themolecules had lessened in a manner similar to that which occurs in waterexposed to magnets”. (McTaggart, 2007; p.24). Grad’s findings were confirmed bya number of other scientists. Russian scientists found that the“hydrogen-oxygen bonds in water molecules undergo distortions inthe crystalline microstructure during healing.” (McTaggart, 2007; p.24). Thisties in so cogently with Church’s work in Epigenetics in that thought, & inparticular focused intention alters our biology – “when someone holds a focusedthought, he may be altering the very molecular structure of the object of hisintention.” (McTaggart; p.25). This assists in our understanding of how healing works at the chemical& biological levels, & at the level of the brain. I have experiencedthis total non-dependence on both time & space in my healing practice also.Working from a distance with clients from every part of the world – distancepresents no problem whatsoever. As I begin to work clients 1000’s of miles awaycan feel energy moving in their bodies, feeling very relaxed, & oftencrying when past energies/ emotions are released. They always feel much lighter at the end of sessions. Also, I have worked ondistance sessions scheduled to happen at a certain time, where I would putin the intention that the client wouldreceive the healing at the pre-negotiated time, but actually carry out thesession hours or even days beforehand. Every time, when talking to the client,after the scheduled session time, they would report feeling the energymovements & healing happening at the prescribed session time. Clients werenot aware that I was doing this – it was a test of the non-locality aspect ofhealing. Works a treat! The effects of this may seem surprising but the resultsspeak for themselves. In Science & the Akashic Field, Lazlo mentions that the “healer & patient can be directly face to face or milesapart; distance does not seem to affect the outcome. The effects of this arewell documented.” (Lazlo, 2004).

Allof these experiences of the non-local & transpersonal nature of theconsciousness point to one thing- our total all-encompassing interconnection.

Returningto Epigenetics & Self-Empowerment – True Healing.

A Yale team of scientists cited byChurch, found that “the cortical map reflects our perceptions, not the physicalbody, the brain is reflecting what we are feeling, even if that’s not whatreally happened. We think we know what’s ‘out there’ in the physical world, butit’s all interpreted by our brains. Everything we sense is an illusion to adegree.” (Church, D., 2009; p.106). Neuroscientist Michael Posner says that “the idea that perceptions canbe manipulated by expectations is fundamental to the study of cognition.”(Church, 2009; p.106). With thisknowledge we have a great opportunity to change, since we are building theseneural pathways with every thought & feeling, we can take control of the “qualityof our thought & feelings, to build neural networks focused on thetransmission of positive healing & joyful impulses.” (Church, 2009; p.106).

We arere-writing the expression of our genes in every moment, through our choices ofwhat to say & think. “Activity dependent genes tell us we can experience it& create it as we encode new pathways in our brains deliberately.” (Church,2009; p.107). With this our consciousness codes our genes every second. Studieshave shown that meditation balances the brain by regulating serotonin &dopamine levels & stimulating the immune system. This is a powerful toolfor self-empowerment & healing – this ability to unlock a powerfulpharmacoepia with our consciousness. (Church, 2009; p.108.). This is the key toconscious evolution. Attitude is everything & focus works!

Convergenceof the Conscious & the Quantum.

Take me from the unreal to thereal

Take me from darkness to thelight

Take me from death toimmortality.

From the Upanishads.

Now where is the meeting point ofthe conscious & the quantum….how do we begin the unification of the small& the large? Let’s start withthe observer – afterall our thoughts matter! We are the unifying force!

Ramtha’sdefinition of consciousness is; “personal consciousness is that which createsthe forms, envisions the forms, & that which holds the forms into possiblestates of manifestation. Consciousness exists within the unified field; theunified filed is the unification of forces, it contains forms, & thephysical attributes that constitute the physical universe. The true unifyingfield is the consciousness, you personal observers unifying gravity withelectromagnetism, unifying form with matter & only personal consciousnesscan unify form into matter & realize it.” (Ramtha, 2011.)

This lines up so cogently with whatAmit Goswami cites in Physics of the Soul.(2001). Essentially, withoutconsciousness there is no reality, we must eventually accept that we are gods,since we are what unifies the small with the large. It is our consciousnessthat allows the ‘real’ to exist for without it, potentials exist as waveformsbut they don’t collapse to form the reality that we see before us. “…the waves of possibility do nottravel in space & time, because if they did, the waves could not havecollapsed instantly into a particle.” (Goswami, 2001; p.26). Our reality is simply & beautifullya holographic reflection of who we are. This is how Jeshua ben Joseph could saythat ‘the kingdom of heaven is within you;’ as above, so below, what is within,is that which is without, we can only see what we are! (of course!!) The worldis full of every potential, what we see is what we choose to see & we unifyform & frequency in the twinkling of an eye before us, with the concept wechoose to observe & collapse into reality; “what we observe collapsespossibility into actuality.” (Goswami, 2001; p.27).

Goswami exploresa scientific theory of reincarnation but not before some thought &scientific exploration of what is consciousness itself in Physics of theSoul. (2001). In Buddhism, consciousness is ‘the ground of all being’ –dharmakaya. In the double slit experiment, “the observers’ looking creates aunique actuality from the sprawling wave possibility, conscious lookingmanifests the actual event from all the possibilities.” (Goswami, 2001; p.26). Every imaginable quantum possibilityexists in the brain, out of which consciousness chooses the actuality that weexperience. In monistic idealistthinking, consciousness is all there is; it is the one ground of all being, theonly ultimate reality. “Consciousness can collapse material possibilitiesbecause it transcends the material universe; it is beyond the jurisdiction ofquantum mechanics.” (Goswami,2001; p.28). All possibilitiesexist here in consciousness, when it chooses it simply recognizes one of thepossibilities, “& no mediation by a second substance, no dualistic energyexchange is involved.” (Goswami, 2001; p.28).

In consideringthe Gestalt picture ‘my wife & my mother-in-law’ – when we perceive theyoung woman or the mother-in-law– we just recognize & choose thosepossibilities from what is present.

my wife & my mother in law.

The process of conscious collapseis exactly like this. This assists greatly in explaining how it is that we canonly perceive what we have knowledge of i.e. our self! If we don’t know of theexistence of something & it’s not in our consciousness…then how could wesee it? If consciousness is the ground of being & collapses potentialsaccording to our choices, our choices are always based on who we are & whatwe ‘know’ i.e. our self-identity, an amalgamation of our past experiences,attitudes, emotions & associative memory. And then only when we have‘owned’ all facets of our identity, can we truly see things as they are i.e. in total wholeness from a place of oneness,unconditional love & non-judgement. (Ramtha, 2011). A seeing that is based on total presence with noattitude in place…just the shining spirit- being as it is…pure unconditionallove.

Goswami talksmore about the brain & consciousness & identity – it is cogentlycompelling. He states that “our brain produces a number of macroscopicallydistinguishable possibilities; this is the brains possibility wave. Inobservation a quantum measurement, consciousness not only collapses the possibilitywave of the object, but also the possibilitywave of the brain.” (Goswami, 2001). Experience then ties in with this since, experience producesmemories, which condition our self-referential system – our neocortical brain. Orwhat Ramtha calls the “yellow brain” – the neo-cortex, or as he prefers to callit – “the big yellow chicken”, (we laugh very hard at this!) since this is thehouse of associative memory, ego, the personality, the identity & all ofits opinions – it is what keeps us from changing, it is about survival &staying in the past of our comfort zone. So what happens inhumans, is “that free-willing consciousness becomes conditioned, learning fromits surroundings & dons an assumed identity based on past experience in theinterest of having a reference point.”

(Goswami, 2001; p.31).

In our ordinarystates of consciousness we live in the consciousness stream of beta brainwaves, in what Ramtha calls the hertizian frequency, the lowest level of thevisible light spectrum – above that is infra-red, visible light, ultra-violetblue, x-ray, gamma-ray & infinite unknown. We pull our thoughts or ratherthey are magnetized to us from this frequency, (we only see what we areafterall) if we want to know more & be more, then we must magnetiseourselves to a higher frequency of consciousness, & enlist our thoughtsfrom that stream. I have had experiences of raised consciousness & seenwhat that feels like many times, one simple example is when I stay very still& present I begin to see (with eyes open) my reality in infra-red i.e.everything turns black & white or the ‘negative’ of this reality, like thenegative of a photo, or exactly like infra-red images from an I.R camera.,faces begin to merge as form blends - & past lives can be seen in the face,orbs & other beings can also be seen. This is a higher frequency &these things all exist right next to us in the next dimension, in the infrareddimension- presence is the access point. Each dimension has different rules & anyonewho has traveled out of their body will tell you that in their infrared body,they can fly, walk through walls, & when they think of a place – instantlythey are there! Hmm..should be areally good pointer to the fact that our thoughts create our reality – inhigher frequencies, things manifest faster. At this level (where we’re livingin physical matter- space & time) it takes time to manifest our thoughts…wehave to wire the brain, so that we can experience new realities through a newneuronet. All higher frequency states of consciousness are accessible throughpresence. “Ordinary states are clouded by this ego-identity. But when we arepresent, or creative, when we experience ESP, when we love, in those moments we rise above theconditioning, & we act in full knowledge of our oneness & ourco-creatorship, as we collapse the available possibilities with full freedom ofchoice.” (Goswami, 2001;p.32).

This can alsoexplain distant healing & telepathy as “Consciousness can mediate theinteraction between 2 disparate bodies.” (Goswami, 2001; p.32). Iexperience this process on a daily basis, picking up thoughts & feelingsfrom all of those around me, especially those to whom I am most connected. Andwhen I work with people in distance energy work, it is like I create anelectro-magnetic blue-print of their body in my body or vice-versa, as I feelwhere the pain is in their body, in my body & I know what their issues are,what their past life issues are, & what are their ‘blocked’ emotions. I getthis knowing through an extra-sensory ‘feeling, seeing, hearing &knowing’. The information is justdownloaded, & beautiful beings often come to help in the process of healing,of opening & of bringing in the ‘light’. It is the light of the Holy Spiritwithin me that heals, this light issues from the same source in each of us,when we are present. This experience shows me that we are divine & exist on many planes in many dimensionsat once. It points directly to our essential connectedness, to our corespirit. “In quantum mechanics, wecan correlate objects so that they remain interconnected (phase entangled) evenwhen separated by vast distances. When we observe, the correlated quantumobjects collapse into actualities, into separateness, but the entangled natureof their collapse shows without doubt that they were correlated.” (Goswami,2001; p.32). These events takeplace beyond space & time, because they happen instantaneously &manifest over long distances without any kind of physical contact. “Clearly thecorrelation of its collapse are nonlocal, involving a domain ofinterconnectedness that transcends the immanent space-time domain of realitywhere things are seen as independent & separate.” (Goswami, 2001;

p.32).

The illusion isseparation, the reality is total inter-connection. But we have to be present tosee & know that. And human beings in general are almost NEVER present!Otherwise we are simply accessing consciousness in this ‘ordinary statefrequency’ & the associative memory of the brain, using our ‘big yellowchicken’ which will bring us nothing but ‘yesterdays news’ (the Ram) & in that realm-separation is king & queen. Presence brings our consciousness, the streamsof thought which we may access, our brain waves, to a higher level, from whichwe may gather & know a different reality altogether. The only drawbackis…it takes training & real work toevolve, so conditioned are we to not be present - in this MTV generation of fast food nation & attentiondeficit disorder…with our sound-byte brains, we are almost alwayspre-conditioned by our pasts & are actually slaves to it.

How Consciousness Creates Reality

In The SelfAware Universe – How Consciousness Creates the Material World, (1995),Goswami points out that this has been proven scientifically & that ourunderstanding of & acceptance of a transcendent realm of interconnectednesshas taken a quantum leap as a result of an experiment in quantum physics conductedin 1982 by French physicists led by Alain Aspect. (Goswami, 2001; p.33). Thisis an experiment where 2 correlated photons influence one another at a distancewithout exchanging signals. Objects are all waves of possibilities before weobserve them. Therefore a quantum of light (photon) has no attribute until ameasurement is done on it. Aspects experiment concentrated on a 2-valuedattribute of the photon, called polarization along or perpendicular to someaxis. (no light photon can pass through 2 perpendicularly crossed polaroids-one with axis vertical, the other horizontal). An

atom emits a pair of photons socorrelated that if one is polarized along a certain axis; only our observationcan fix a polarization axis for them. And if we observe one photon giving it adesignated polarization the other photons polarization is immediatelydesignated, no matter how far it is from the first photon. If the 2 photons areso far apart that when we measure one, that not even light can mediate itsinfluence on the other, we must conclude that the influence is nonlocal.(Goswami, 2001). How are these photons connected? “They are connected through a nonlocal domain ofconsciousness that transcends space & time.” (Goswami, 2001; p.32).

In consciousnessthere is neither space nor time until consciousness has chosen to collapse anevent into this reality. These studies in quantum physics are what really allowus to understand consciousness as the ground of all being. It is a deeper, moreconsiderate & more meaningful understanding of what consciousness truly is. It is only when we raiseour consciousness to a higher level thru presence that we may see more, knowmore, be more!

All thingsare one. Heraclitus; On the Universe (540 – 480BC).

Amit Goswamispeaks of how consciousness creates the material world. The integration ofscience & spirituality exists in “consciousness it is the ground of allbeing.” (Goswami, 1995; p.2). Thisgives us a cogent understanding of where brain-mind & awareness meet. Thebrain is like a quantum computer which processes information selected byconsciousness & those choices are collapsed from the quantum field of allpotentials. Through our choices we elicit the conscious awareness of anexperience as understood & felt by the body & processed by the brain.The brain

filters & shows us what tothink & feel about this experience- through the production of chemicals,with analysis based on past experiences, we feel emotions, feelings, &arrive at opinions, & memories are evoked & elicited to back up ouropinions. The brain is a filter! The “brain determines your everydayconsciousness, not as a source, but as a filter, ….drugs or brain damage cancrack that filter & admit a variety of experiences, including psychedelicvisions & mathematical genius.” (Haisch, 2007). Thesepossibilities exist just outside of our current neuronet of reality… Thisexperience becomes our conscious awareness of our reality. It is notnecessarily real or true, but it is real to us based on what we knowfrom our past experience; our truthbased on our past. A reality we chose dependent upon our choices. Our choicesare formed by our attitudes, beliefs systems, past emotions & associativememory i.e. who we are! Or rather who our self-identity is, as long as weidentify with our past, we will continue to experience ourpast. (how awful!) This self-identity is an illusionary creature, through whichwe experience our reality as ‘real’. How important then is new knowledge, new experience, new ideas,contemplation & allowing ourselves to be open minded – so that we can makenew choices - selected from thequantum field of all potentials & expand our consciousness & awareness,& then begin to experience that expansion through our brain-mind processor.This is a circular process.. or as Ramtha calls it a feedback loop. “When we try to understand the manifestationof the brain-mind & awareness, however we get into a causal circularity.There is no completion of measurement without awareness, but there is noawareness without the completion of measurement.” (Goswami, 1995; p.174). The classical brain’s functionalmachinery plays the role of the measuring apparatus & also becomes asuperposition. Before the collapse, the state of brain-mind thus exists

as potentialities of myriadpossible patterns that Heisenberg called ‘tendencies’. The collapse actualizesone of these tendencies, which leads to a conscious experience (with awareness)upon completion of the measurement. (Goswami, 1995). Consciousness chooses the outcome of the collapse of any& all quantum systems. Ourconsciousness chooses the outcome of the collapse of the quantum state of ourbrain-mind. Since this outcome is a conscious experience, we choose our consciousexperiences, yet remain unconscious of the underlying process. (Goswami, 1995).

Thisis what allows that veil of separation to exist, we identify with how we ‘feel’, what we ‘see’, when in truth allof what we feel, can perceive & know to be real – is based upon our pastexperience & that is how our brain filters the enormous amount ofinformation we potentially could be aware of. We are thus left to be aware

of only a teeny fraction…we areaware of what we know…our self. Lanza (2009) calls this - Biocentrism: what we perceive as reality is a process thatinvolves our consciousness. AndGoswami describes it thus: “It is this unconsciousness that leads to theillusory separateness – the identity with the separate “I” of self-reference.”(Goswami, 1995). This processinvolves the seer & the seen. It is the god split into creator &creation. How to know our self & to experience the creation, when we areall of it? We can only do that as seemingly 2 separate entities – the identity-selfexperiencing those things it has created as ‘outside’ of itself. “We cannot escape the fact that theworld we know is constructed in order to see itself, but in order to do so,evidently it must first cut itself up into at least one state which sees, &at least one other state which is seen.” (G. Spencer Brown, mathematician inGoswami, 1995; p.195).

Inreality we are everything. We are the all, we are gods on adventuresexperiencing all that we are, experiencing our creations. We can transcend this

material world through consciousevolution, - which is really a dismantling of our many filters - watching ourthoughts & attitudes, remaining present & focusing on what we wish tocreate. But in reality, humanity identifies with it’s ego-self & so ariseslimitation & separation, feelings of powerlessness & we identify withour past…because we feel it. Ourconsciousness is unitive & transcendent but “from inside physical spacetime, however we become possessed by individual identity; ego. Limitednessarises from accepting the point of view of the learned programs causally actingon one another. In ignorance we identify with a limited version of the cosmicsubject; we conclude, I am this body-mind.” (Goswami, 1995; p.192).

In presence we can become who we are,that takes real work! Absolutely! It is not a process of cookies & cream todismantle the ego-self & break apart what Ramtha calls the ‘Gordian Knot’ orour illusory self. I don’t believe that any amount of back bends, forwardbends, postures, oils, juices, lotions or potions could do it! (leaving asidethe elixir that is the Red Lion, that certainly is helpful!). I think they rather re-enforce the‘problem’…another thing with which we may dogmatically identify ourselves! Totruly look at our self with new eyes & see who we are, without denial &then have the strength to move forward & re-create, is a worthy battleindeed! It is a painful process,but to go beyond this current state is something worth fighting for. We do haveto remove the old in order to make way for the new, & if we can’t see theold (because we are just ‘being’ it) then there will never be any room for thenew. Letting go is so important! I often mention that to my clients – “if youget a new sofa, there’s no way of fitting it into the sitting room until youdump the old one!” “As the realexperiencer (the non-local consciousness) I operate from outside the system –transcending my brain-mind that is localized in space-time- from behind theveil of tangled hierarchy of my brain-minds systems. My separateness – my ego-emerges only as the apparent agency for the free will of this cosmic “I”obscuring the discontinuity in space-time that the collapse of the quanutumbrain-mind state represents.” (Goswami, 1995).

TheUnification of the Tiny & the Large.

It is the tiny that influences thelarge. Our thoughts change how our brains function, & build &strengthen the neuronets of what we consistently think & feel. Through these neuronets, our brain processesour reality, & changes our DNA…changes how we are genetically made up, ourmolecules, the atoms that form us …right down to the infinitesimally teeny-super strings. “The epistemology of science is built on the assumption that we live in aphysical universe comprised of matter & energy whose workings can beunderstood by reducing them to their most basic components: molecules, atoms,quarks, & perhaps, ultimately, even superstrings.” (Haisch, 2006; p.37). So how do we connect the brain-mind,consciousness, the quantum field & God? Eventually as we raise ourconsciousness we can become one – with true self & experience divine bliss,unconditional love. Physicist Andrei Linda of Stanford University says “Theuniverse & the observer exist as a pair. I cannot imagine a consistenttheory of the universe that ignores consciousness. I do not know any sense in which I could claim that the universe ishere in the absence of observers.” (Lanza, 2009; p.178).

Varioustraditions have different names for this experience, to exist as god -but allancient traditions are aware of it. Patanjali (2^nd century AD) callsthis Samadhi, starting with absorption in the object (the state of lowestsamadhi), one begins a journey of transcending the object in higher &higher samadhis. “Eventually

a state is reached when the objectis seen in this identity with cosmic nonlocal consciousness.” (Goswami, 1995).In Eastern psychology, the subject of the cosmic-consciousness experience is referred to as the atman.Christianity refers to this primary universal self entity as the holy spirit.In Buddhism, it is sometimes called no-self, since it dependently co-ariseswith aware-ness (not hierarchically superior to awareness, its object). OtherBuddhist philosophers have referred to the subject of pure awareness as theuniversal consciousness (for example, in the Lankavatara sutra). (Goswami, 1995). To tie this in withquantum theory – Goswami describes this so eloquently; “In the quantum theoryof the self, the atman is seen as the quantum self – the unconditioneduniversal subject with which consciousness identifies & that arisescodependently with awareness upon the collapse of the quantum coherentsuperposition. The individual self-experience, or ego, arises in the mirror ofmemory from secondary reverberations of primary experiences.” (Goswami, 1995;p.205).

It is whatRamtha calls Christ consciousness, unconditional love, god-man/ god-womanrealized. To realize the true nature of self – which is love- & be it. (Herculean task for a small human cleaning upits karma!.....but possible! As are all things in the quantum field…here’s toknowing the right path to take always…& taking it. True growth usually involves a largesacrifice & awful pain!). Onesecret is to never follow the ‘logic’ of ones emotions, as they alwaysinevitably lead back to the past…a place we are so ardently endeavouring toleave behind forever!

Consciousness& Evolution

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Organic Agriculture of the Future & Beyond.

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‘Organic’ - Of or relating to an organism, a living entity. Wikipedia.

The role & importance of organic farming practices & certification to the future sustainability of agriculture, is one that needs to be constantly re-addressed & re-assessed, as words lose meaning over time when over-used- in this corporate biggest is best, nature-deficit-disorder pre-apocalyptic world. Bill Mollison the father of Permaculture says it succinctly ...the greatest change we need to make is from consumption to production, even if on a small scale, in our own gardens. If only 10% of us do this, there is enough for everyone. Hence the futility of revolutionaries who have no gardens, who depend on the very system they attack, and who produce words and bullets, not food and shelter.- Bill Mollison. The system needs to change from within & this is how sustainable organic agriculture must look in the future if it is to truly be a change & a system that sustains.

As Wendell Berry said We cannot be free if our food sources are controlled by someone else. (Lovell, p.141; 1994). I like that. Sovereignty & freedom are noble goals & ones which are deemed almost out of reach by too many humans these days. So commodified & encorporated are we. My vote is for a return to traditional values & life-styles, where we grow & eat our own organic local food together with our families…or as grandma used to call it food. My thesis is that we could never trust those who produce food as commodity with such a haphazard respect for, & profound disrespect for life on all levels on this planet. And why would we chose such a path (again) anyway? Corporate farming is not sustainable. Period.

What are we really talking about when we mean ‘organic’...? Is it simply a certification, a label to be bought & sold by big corporations? Coca Cola? Nestle? A new spin? A lie? Big corporations who (don’t forget), value their profit margin & are not concerned with human/ animal/ plant/ planet health or harmony…clearly. Billions of pounds of genetically modified corn mountains, high fructose corn syrup galore, glyphosate & Atrazine use- write that point in indelible ink all across the sky for those with eyes to see. Or should it be something more meaningful, more spiritual, more about integrity, healthy humans, animals, plants, eco systems, community? Healthy fishes & waters? Harmony? Is there a spirit to all of this? Should it encorporate a notion of empowerment to the people? That their food was now not just highly processed lifeless modified processed chemicals super perforated with petroleum residue & containing usually polypropylene glycol. Could organic mean that people somehow also get to take back some power? Through a return to basic common sense, a return to the ‘country’, a different way of life, a return to ‘grow your own’. A way of life that was bastardized by those who wanted to usurp the people from the country in the early part of the last century, to make them into consumers (slaves)…kinda like the batteries in the Matrix. We power the system…sort of unknowingly for the most part. Enough! If boys become girls in the midst of all of this, is that ok? If those who created Round-up are now selling organic food, I don’t belive it! The organic nature of that food is meaningless. It’s time for re-invention of the re-invention.

Organic for the future should be about empowerment, locally grown, healthful, nutritious food, local markets, farm stands, small & sustainable operations…. constantly circling & re-investing money & business in the local market, not unlike how Gene Logsdon describes the Amish community in Living at Nature’s Pace. That is empowering for the people & the community; a beautiful vision for the future. Not more enslaving of the masses by big corporations with big logos & cynical advertising. Retail therapy, fast food….fast life, death? I for one don’t want to eat something that is labeled ‘organic’ that comes from Coca Cola… It’s sort of a contradiction in terms. It’s a lie. And the organic movement of the future should be about taking power back, not being enslaved by the shopping trolley, the Safeway. [sic]. Food is not something that should be produced en masse, by large corporations, to make money. It should be produced by the local community, for the local community…pulled from the earth & eaten…with all of it’s nutrition intact & with the life-force still in it.

I understand Chuck Benbrook’s argument in ‘The debate continues – local, scale, values, & finding common ground’, I truly do. He wants his daughter to be able to afford organic food…for organic food to be brought to the masses…in Walmart. But he’s missing the point entirely. It doesn’t work that way. Firstly -Those corporations are about power & money, & food is not a commodity. As a society we have lost the value & the heart & the soul of just about everything. It’s important to work to re-invent ourselves as holistic beings who are empowered, who grow our own food, who are part of a nourishing community of people, where food is a communal event, involving life-giving celebration. Bringing organic to Walmart misses the point. So what then? We encourage the masses to buy organic? (through careful marketing?). They are still enslaved. And what exactly does ‘organic’ mean then? It’s still a mass produced commodity that we drive our car to purchase, that we need, that has very little life-force or none at all. So what? Nothing has changed in that case. We need a total re-invention. Control-alt-delete & de-frag BIG TIME. Now re-boot! Anything else is cynical, half-hearted, & meaningingless.

Bigger is not always better….the ‘organic’ farming I want to succeed cannot be reproduced on enormous corporate farms. …Producing great food gives us enormous power. (Wendy Baroli from www.newfarm.org. 2006.) I totally agree with Baroli, ‘organic’ should be about life & not about money. Life should be about empowerment & celebration & evolution… not about corporation & commodification & limitation. Otherwise, we need a new word to catch the meaning…because organic & sustainable are redundant words now. If Nestle produces organic food, we truly need a new lexicon. Organic is about life, living entities – the food, the animals, the planet & the people, & having a respect for all of them. Organic agriculture of the future should contribute to this dance of life, & be all about empowerment -local, home grown healthy community…...the greatest change we need to make is from consumption to production, even if on a small scale, in our own gardens. If only 10% of us do this, there is enough for everyone (Mollisson.) …and not all about making money.

To life...& love, not dollars & shove.

Healthcare Goes Quantum.

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Separation & Connectedness

When taking a look at healthcare, intention, quantum physics, & spiritual healing it seems that the most important & basic element is connection & the biggest problem is separation. From the minute sub-atomic particles to the massive galaxies we are all inter-linked. "We're all connected, the most fundamental thing is we're all connected by an energy field. We swim in a sea of light - which is the zero-point field. Get away from the whole idea of seperateness..this causes all the wars in the world, rethink your life as being part of the bigger whole. Your intention is going to affect everything in your world. Your very thoughts affect everything that's going on in your life". Lynne McTaggart.

In traditional medicine & traditional science, analysis & subsequent prescription/ law were based on separation. Medicine (read Western) looks at organs, glands, body systems as separate entities; co-habiting independently in a body. Diagnosis is body-part-dependent, & as such simply symptomatic - it does not treat root causes. If someone has stomach pain - well the answer is to treat the stomach either chemically or surgically, without imagining that the human body is an holistic, synchronistic incorporation of many co-dependent employees - all working for the big boss - the human mind. That stomach problem is being caused by how that person sees life. Ultimately it is their thoughts that are manifesting right there in their stomach. 'Attitude really is everything!'. The only real way to treat that stomach pain is to treat the root cause i.e to find the belief system/ recurrent thought/ stressful situation that the individual is creating for themselves & to 'hi-light' it - bring it up to their conscious mind, so that they can do something about it - change it. Encorporate it. Embody it. Own it.

Traditional physics created the laws of the natural world which stated how big parts interact for e.g. Newton's Law of Gravity. Cause & effect - if this happens, there will be a certain result. However these laws don't stand up when you enter the quantum world of the sub-atomic. The idea that the workings of the human body, the existence of the world we live in, or the nature of reality entirely can be explained based on theories of separation only works in a very limited way in both medicine & in physics. Many Doctors for e.g. Dr Deepak Chopra & Dr Bernie Siegel have outlined 'miraculous' cases where patients have been cured of seemingly 'incurable' disease by not believing their physicians' sentence of a 'terminal' case, & focusing on their own intention of perfect health. God must have intervened! Indeed he did - in the form of the will, the intention & the Observer of the patient involved. These 'miraclulous' healings are available to everyone - it's simply a matter of changing your mind. Owning what has become 'separate' & converting that into a different 'healthy' energetic frequency. It's a matter of looking at a different reality- whatever you focus on, is. If you focus on limitless potential & perfect health - your body & indeed your mind will have no other option but to collapse those wave functions carrying that reality, into the particles which become your life.

At zero-point level there is no separation; it simply doesn't exist. We are all energy condensed to a slow vibration. All matter is energy vibrating at slow (relatively) speeds, so that our senses perceive them to be 'separate' things. But when you dive into the quantum world - matter is composed of waves of energy vibrating at different frequencies. When these frequencies are observed by someone they collapse into a particle & form the matter (our vision) of reality. Since we can only see what we already know - it pays to educate ourselves! The more knowledge we know, the more it is possible to understand, the more we grow & evolve, the more we 'see'. Moving towards knowledge & connectedness is a win win situation.

To move from a reality based on separation, on what we 'see' & 'know', is to make the quantum leap from a consciousness of fear & limitation, to one of connection & unlimited possiblility. At the end of the day it's a matter of choice. When we move from a separation consciousness to the connectedness consciousness of the sub-atomic world, we move from the segregated fear of ignorance to the all-embracing language of unlimited mind. We all have access to unlimited mind - it's a matter of choice whether we choose to accept it's existence or not. However, as frontier science continually proves the impossible to be possible; as experiments carried out to prove the existence of a reality exterior to us - simply fail or prove meaningless - as the results achieved are those which are expected by the scientist (Observer) carrying out the experiment, & their observation actuallly causes the results - it is becoming clear that we are indeed all fundamentally connected & we create the nature of our reality. In other words, experiments to see how reality behaves at the sub-atomic level only show that reality does what the observer expects it to do. What happens is what we think will happen.

The healthcare of the future will encorporate this unlimited view. We all create our own reality. "Consciousness & energy, create the nature of reality." Ramtha. Spiritual healing or energy work based on the laws of quantum physics, is the future of healthcare now. It is working with the body at the sub-atomic level - treating it at that level & healing it at that level. Treating the human being as a holistic being connected holistically to everything in our environment. At this quantum level we are all connected; it's here that we think ourselves into being healthy or not. At this level healing happens as a side effect of evolution, because to truly heal we must deal with the issues that created the illness & not separate them / surgically remove them/ drug them. Through our will & our intention we can grow, evolve & heal. And so what is it to really heal? It's to fully move away from any sense of seperation & fully embrace our connected nature. When Healthcare Goes Quantum on a global scale - & spiritual healing & energy medicine are accepted for what they truly are - frontier science encorporating the laws- both proven & yet to be proven - of quantum physics; humanity will truly heal i.e. be re-connected.