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Anonymous at Sat, 13 Jul 2024 06:40:36 UTC No. 16279969

Quantum physics
An atom is made of 99.99999 % energy and 00.00001 mass. Everything physical around you is not really matter, but energy fields (frequency fields of information). Matter is more nothing (energy) than something (particles). Subatomic particles and larger objects can have different laws.
Scientists can measure (at the level of electrons) characteristics that depend on energy (wavelengths, electric potential). Matter at subatomic level exists in an instantaneous moment; it is constantly appearing and disappearing, it appears in 3 dimensions and then disappears.
The electron exists like a wave of probability in one moment and the next it appears like solid matter, disappears into nothing and reappears elsewhere.

It has been discovered that the person observing (or measuring) the particles of the atom affects the energy/matter. Electrons exist as an infinite number of possibilities or probabilities. A particle can not manifest in reality until it is observed (collapse of the wave function/observer effect). When the observer looks for an electron, there’s a point in time and space in which all the possibilities of the electron collapse in a physical event. Mind and matter are intrinsically linked.
In the quantum field, all possible experiences exist (like a sea of infinite probabilities). When you change your electromagnetic spectrum for it to coincide with the one that exists in this "sea", the matter is attracted to that situation, you move in a new timeline, or the situation finds you in this new reality.
Change needs coherence (Mind-Matter/Body).
Waves that are in phase and are rhythmic are more powerful than when they are out of phase.
If you always have the same thoughts/feelings, you will only keep creating the same reality.

What each person feels and sees is what shape reality. This is what gives everything infinite potential.