Quantum physics deals with the movement and energies of atomic and sub-atomic particles, which are endowed with tendencies to exist sometimes as “ping-pong” ball particles, and sometimes more like waves. Whether the particle is solid matter or whether it is a wave may depend upon the “observer effect”. Unobserved particles move as a wave of probability. Each point on the wave represents a possible location for the particle. Such a wave is called a qwiff, standing for a “quantum wave function.” A good physicist can predict just how a qwiff will behave using the mathematical laws that determine the action of physical waves and particles. (2)
A qwiff is not a physical thing; we can never perceive them as waves with our physical eyes. But when our focus is placed upon a qwiff, it is the same as if we have actually observed it with our physical eyes. Our third eye, our visualization, affects that qwiff in the same way. When “observed”, the qwiff is said to “collapse” into a tiny region of space and appear as a particle. (2)
“A series of observations will produce different patterns. These patterns are then later interpreted as either wave or particle motion. Therefore, if you observe in one way, the patterns will appear disjointed. Look in another way, they will look more coherent and aligned. Every particle of matter exists as a wave tendency while not being observed and as a particle reality while being observed.” (2)
We can jump from one universe-reality-branch to another. In fact, we do so every time we make a conscious choice. Some things, like soaring on a magic carpet, seem “impossible” because it exists in a maverick world of which we are not aware in the moment. Most of us haven’t accepted our right to live in those realities lying “outside our box”. We haven’t imaged such a world with our inner eye, thus, “observing” the qwiff into a particle. At least, not many of us.
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Few people understand the significance of two new ideas in quantum physics: David Albert’s “parallel world’s photograph” and David Deutsche’s quantum computer theory, require that parallel worlds really do exist. According to their “future-to-present transactional interpretation”, if parallel worlds really exist, then the future can act backward through time to affect the present. There is a consistency. (185)
"Certain physicists and mathematicians are considering the possibility that emerging dynamics operating on the planet are being triggered by the End of Time. The Mayan Calendar is discussed by chaos mathematician Ralph Abraham, ethno-pharmacologist Terence McKenna and biochemist Rupert Sheldrake in Triologies at the Edge of the West. Abraham describes ‘chaotic attractors’ as advanced forms of order that influence less organized states, and that pull these states to an end point’. McKenna notes that reality is becoming increasingly complex, and speculates that a singularity or culmination exists at the end of the process.
Sheldrake, who first popularized the idea of morphogenetic fields, outlines the echoes of light in the fields of all things as signs of a common attractor for the entire cosmic evolutionary process. McKenna worked with a fractal wave rooted in the I Ching, and the timewave's terminus is Dec. 22, 2012, one day after the "end" of the Mayan Calendar period. All three scientists have devised some models for how an end of time could be pulling realities toward itself and many very intelligent people in different fields are considering the possibility that the Maya actually were able thousands of years ago to delineate"... (that)... "point in the future." (32)
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(2) Vogel, Dr. Marcel. Psychic Research Newsletter. Nov-Dec. 1986, Sept=Oct. 1988, NOv-Dec. 1989. Psychic Research, Inc.. 1725 Little Orchard St. "C", San Josee, CA 95125.
(32) Clow, Barbara Hand. The Pleiadian Agenda: A New Cosmology for the Age of Light. Inner Tradtiions * Bear & Company,
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(185) Wolf, Fred Alan. Taking the Quantum Leap: The New Physics for Non- scientists. Perennial Library Edition, 1989. Harper & Row, Inc., 10 East 53rd Street, New York, NY 10022.