Most of us have noticed things missing from places where we're certain we
last saw them. Lost socks, missing keys, wallets, and tools often seem to
have a
mind of their own... disappearing from the places we know we put them and
sometimes reappearing unexpectedly. Mechanics are so familiar with this
phenomenon that they refer to "gremlins" who must be responsible
for moving their tools around.
We also notice synchronicities and coincidences in our lives... times when
the events happening around us seem orchestrated to bring together ideas,
people, and situations.
Take a moment now to consider the possibility that your thoughts and
feelings are responsible for creating your experience of reality... that
the very way you observe the universe is affecting what you are observing.
Just as the most
fundamental building blocks of matter and energy are non-locally connected
across time and space so that they change their spin simultaneously when
they are observed, so too can we notice such "spooky action at a
distance" when we make wishes or prayers that come true.
Albert Einstein used the
expression “spooky action at a distance” to convey his doubt that
quantum non-locality could exist. Quantum non-locality was experimentally
proven in the 1980’s in Paris in a series of experiments conducted by
Alain Aspect and his colleagues. These experiments measured the
polarization of two twin photons... one photon being “up” and the
other “down” as they traveled in different directions.
Aspect’s experiments dealt with beams of correlated photons (pairs of
one up and one down photon), and these experiments showed that as the angle
of measurement changed for measuring the first group of photons, the
statistical probability of the second group of photons going through the
filter at a different angle was changed.
Physicists seeking to prove
that the world operates locally (a measurement taken in one place cannot
have a remote effect) conducted an experiment in the early 1970’s in
Berkeley, California. John Clauser, Michael Horne, Abner Shimony and
Richard Holt were surprised to find that quantum particles DO change their
polarization across distances of space. This experiment was especially
significant, because the experimenters set out to prove locality, and were
unable to do so.
The connection between
“spooky action at a distance” and wishes and prayers is that
everything in this universe is made up of quantum material at its very
core. You and I and everything else that exists consist of particles that
have twin particles located elsewhere. When changes occur within us, twin
particles elsewhere are simultaneously affected. Since quantum particles
appear as “particles” at the point in time and space where they
are observed... the very act of observation in one place (wishing or hoping
or praying) brings about change elsewhere.
Reality shift experiences
have been almost universally ignored or denied until now, when the subject
can finally be raised in a non-stigmatizing way with the explanation that
these changes are not in violation of the laws of physics, but are a
natural part of the way we interact with the world.
Are you shifting
reality?
Consider whether you ever notice amazing synchronicities...
coincidences that are beyond mere chance, because they have meaning in your
life at the time they occur and give you a feeling of connectedness. Think
about times when you've wished for something or prayed for something, and
those wishes and prayers have come true. Remember all the times when
things seemed to have moved around like they had minds of their own... your
keys, wallet, coat, or ring showed up unexpectedly without anyone having
moved it. All of these circumstances indicate you may have experienced a
reality shift.
