What Impact Do Our Intentions Have On Reality?

 Many people feel that our world is in chaos. It feels upside down and incoherent. Crisis after crisis ensues, wars, financial problems, political tensions, polarity, unethical tech, surveillance, division, loss of trust in institutions, and the list goes on.

I’ve long discussed this occurrence as part of a shift in consciousness. A rolling set of events that allow us the opportunity to wake up if we choose to slow down and look closely.

Humanity is going through an evolution or awakening of sorts, and within that process comes the death of an old paradigm so something new can emerge. These days, aspects of this idea are often referred to as the Meta-Crisis. Or if you are the World Economic Forum (WEF), you call it the Polycrisis.

Don’t run away. Just because elitists have once again hijacked a meaningful observation within our society to push their agendas, it doesn’t mean the observation itself is ‘evil’. In fact, the reality of the meta-crisis is inescapable, and it’s up to each of us to become part of shaping a new future. We either take the reigns, or we let it happen to us via the WEF.

In my 15 years of interdisciplinary work studying and conveying ideas around transformation, consciousness and their impact on society, one debate has arisen consistently. What impact do our thoughts have on reality?

To explore this I will present science, how this idea became oversimplified, and will offer some real world implications. In part 2 of this essay, releasing Tuesday, Jan 9, I’ll lay out my ideas on other governing factors involved when it comes to our consciousness and material world....<<<Read More>>>...

Quantum Physicists Suggest Objective Reality May Not Exist

 We all assume that there is an objective reality out there, independent of our perception and observation. But what if that assumption is wrong? What if reality is actually created by our interactions with it?

This is the radical idea that some physicists are exploring, based on the findings of quantum mechanics. Quantum mechanics is the branch of physics that deals with the smallest particles and forces in nature.

It reveals a bizarre world where particles can exist in superpositions of two or more states at once, until they are measured and collapse into one definite state. It also shows that particles can be entangled, meaning that their states are linked even when they are far apart, and that measuring one affects the other instantaneously.

These phenomena defy our common sense and challenge our notions of reality. They suggest that reality is not fixed and objective, but rather dependent on how we observe it. Some physicists have even proposed that reality does not exist until it is observed, and that observation creates reality....<<<Read More>>>...