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Re: Theos-World Re: Fw: [Think-Aboutit] DISCOVER MAGAZINE: DO QUATUM MECHANICS CONTROL YOUR THOUGHTS? IS IT RESPONSIBLE FOR CONSCIOUSNESS, TOO?

Jan 21, 2009 04:30 PM
by Cass Silva


Of course, how stupid of me. Yes we are sub-atomic energy - quantum fields of consciousness - this may help
Cass
A Quantum approach to Consciousness and the Physics and Metaphysics of Being and Nothingness
http://www.zeropoint.ca/ZeropointDynamics.htm
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Remarkably, the creation dynamics elaborated by Blavatsky in 1888, anticipated the newest views of modern physics. Scientists trace the creation of the universe to a first instant of time, 10-43 seconds, at a particular level of material differentiation, at 10-33 centimeters-the dimensions at which physical differentiation began-out of the seeming void and plenum of the quantum vacuum. In the vacuum genesis account, creation proceeds as the singularity expands from within/without and symmetry breaking occurs in higher dimensional space, to precipitate dimensions of being out of nothingness. However, although science accepts the idea of the universe originating from a singularity, the same model is never considered in relationship to consciousness studies, This paper proposes that the physics and metaphysics derived from the study of the macrocosm, be applied directly to understand the microcosm: Human consciousness originates from a zero point source
 established in higher space dimensions, within the seeming void and plenum. Further, mystics identify this zero point center most immediately with the mystical dimensions of the heart. Whereas, the last century of modern science has focused on the brain as a physical mechanism, which somehow produces consciousness, the ancient wisdoms depict the Heart as the true center of the inner cosmos of consciousness. Blavatsky quotes an ancient Stanza: âThe Sons expand and contract from their own Selves and Hearts.â Thus, at the âheartâ of a living being is a zero point center-the quantum Self, or I, a point source of supernal light established within higher dimensional Space. The Dali Lama describes this conjunction of the light of pure mind and infinitesimal space particles. In the Vedas, the supersoul (or paramatma) is infinite, while the individual spirit soul is infinitesimal-an inherently self-illuminating quantum of consciousness established within
 the âcave of Brahmanâ or the âlotus of the heart.â Ramana Maharshi (1995) describes âself realizationâ as involving the âdissolution of the mind in the Heart lotus.â Consciousness is further rooted into the void/plenum and the deep substratum of existence. A Sufis comments: âNot since God brought man out of nothingness, has he ceased to be a traveler.â 
>From a mystical perspective, modern theorists make a series of mistakes about the nature and origin of consciousness. Firstly, it is associated with the mind and brain, instead of the heart (and the circulation of blood). As a quantum system, the heart, not the head, is the center of a human being, as the electromagnetic volume of the heart is estimated at five thousand times that of the brain. (Pearsall, 1999) Mystics describe the heart as the Sun of the body, while the mind is the moon-with no light of its own, and only reflecting the light of the Self within the heart Space. In this view, consciousness is not dependent upon neurological processes at all, as these simply provide varied âcontentsâ of experience. The vast evidence for near-death and out of body experiences, states of awakening and enlightenment, clearly suggests this. A mistake within the holographic paradigm is the assumption that experiences only occur in the brain, and that, as
 Karl Pribram comments âthere are no laser beams in the brain.â Mystical teachings suggest that the zero point source of coherent light within the Heart Space establishes the holographic basis of human consciousness. 
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From: christinaleestemaker <christinaleestemaker@yahoo.com>
Subject: Theos-World Re: Fw: [Think-Aboutit] DISCOVER MAGAZINE: DO QUATUM MECHANICS CONTROL YOUR THOUGHTS? IS IT RESPONSIBLE FOR CONSCIOUSNESS, TOO?
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Received: Thursday, 22 January, 2009, 11:23 AM






Quantum mechanics

--- In theos-talk@yahoogro ups.com, Cass Silva <silva_cass@ ...> wrote:
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> Sorry Christina, what do you mean by 
> QMachs?
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> Cass
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> --- On Thu, 22/1/09, christinaleestemake r 
<christinaleestemak er@...> wrote:
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> From: christinaleestemake r <christinaleestemak er@...>
> Subject: Theos-World Re: Fw: [Think-Aboutit] DISCOVER MAGAZINE: DO 
QUATUM MECHANICS CONTROL YOUR THOUGHTS? IS IT RESPONSIBLE FOR 
CONSCIOUSNESS, TOO?
> To: theos-talk@yahoogro ups.com
> Received: Thursday, 22 January, 2009, 11:11 AM
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> Don't we have that Qmach's in ourselves?
> Why we firstly need to look outside us?
> Christina
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> --- In theos-talk@yahoogro ups.com, Cass Silva <silva_cass@ ...> 
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> > --- On Thu, 22/1/09, Lynda Brasier <susoni@> wrote:
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> > From: Lynda Brasier <susoni@>
> > Subject: [Think-Aboutit] DISCOVER MAGAZINE: DO QUATUM MECHANICS 
> CONTROL YOUR THOUGHTS? IS IT RESPONSIBLE FOR CONSCIOUSNESS, TOO?
> > To: "All my contacts" <Susoni@>
> > Received: Thursday, 22 January, 2009, 8:09 AM
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> > DISCOVER MAGAZINE: DO QUATUM MECHANICS CONTROL YOUR THOUGHTS? IS 
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> > Posted By: Susoni 
> > Date: Wednesday, 21 January 2009, 4:01 p.m. 
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> > .. or are you controlling Quantum fluctuations? 
> > This is a compelling article on how our thoughts could move 
> particles within the quantum world. Science is catching up. 
Finally! 
> > Susoni 
> > Energy moves in all directions until it has to narrow and make a 
> 'choice' withinÃâàthe 3D material world. 
> > ************ ********* ********* * 
> > Is Quantum Mechanics Controlling Your Thoughts? 
> > Science's weirdest realm may be responsible for photosynthesis, 
our 
> sense of smell, and even consciousness itself. 
> > by Mark Anderson 
> > (snip) 
> > On the face of things, quantum mechanics and the biological 
> sciences do not mix. 
> > Quantum mechanics holds that any given particle has a chance of 
> being in a whole range of locations and, in a sense, occupies all 
> those places at once. Physicists describe quantum reality in an 
> equation they call the wave function, which reflects all the 
> potential ways a system can evolve. Until a scientist measures the 
> system, a particle exists in its multitude of locations. But at the 
> time of measurement, the particle has to ÃÂÃâÂÃ"chooseÃÂÃâÂàjust a 
single spot. 
> At that point, quantum physicists say, probability narrows to a 
> single outcome and the wave function ÃÂÃâÂÃ"collapses,ÃÂÃâÂàsending 
ripples of 
> certainty through space-time. Imposing certainty on one particle 
> could alter the characteristics of any others it has been connected 
> with, even if those particles are now light-years away. (This 
process 
> of influence at a distance is what physicists call entanglement. ) 
As 
> in a game of dominoes, alteration of one particle affects the next 
> one, and so on. 
> > (snip) 
> > The implications of all this are mind-bending. In the macro 
world, 
> a ball never spontaneously shoots itself over a wall. In the 
quantum 
> world, though, an electron in one biomolecule might hop to a second 
> biomolecule, even though classical laws of physics hold that the 
> electrons are too tightly bound to leave. The phenomenon of hopping 
> across seemingly forbidden gaps is called quantum tunneling. 
> > From tunneling to entanglement, the special properties of the 
> quantum realm allow events to unfold at speeds and efficiencies 
that 
> would be unachievable with classical physics alone. Could quantum 
> mechanisms be driving some of the most elegant and inexplicable 
> processes of life? 
> > Unlike electric power lines, which lose as much as 20 percent of 
> energy in transmission, these bacteria transmit energy at a 
> staggering efficiency rate of 95 percent or better. 
> > The secret, Fleming and his colleagues found, is quantum physics. 
> > (snip) 
> > To unearth the bacteriaÃÂÃâÂÃâÂs inner workings, the researchers 
zapped 
> the connective proteins with multiple ultrafast laser pulses. Over 
a 
> span of femtoÃâÃÂseconds, they followed the light energy through the 
> scaffolding to the cellular reaction centers where energy 
conversion 
> takes place. 
> > Then came the revelation: Instead of haphazardly moving from one 
> connective channel to the next, as might be seen in classical 
> physics, energy traveled in several directions at the same time. 
The 
> researchers theorized that only when the energy had reached the end 
> of the series of connections could an efficient pathway 
retroactively 
> be found. At that point, the quantum process collapsed, and the 
> electronsÃÂÃâÂÃâ energy followed that single, most effective path. 
> > (snip) 
> > QUANTUM TO THE CORE 
> > Stuart Hameroff, an anesthesiologist and director of the Center 
for 
> Consciousness Studies at the University of Arizona, argues that the 
> highest function of lifeÃÂÃâÂ"consciousnessÃÂÃâÂ" is likely a quantum 
> phenomenon too. This is illustrated, he says, through anesthetics. 
> The brain of a patient under anesthesia continues to operate 
> actively, but without a conscious mind at work. What enables 
> anesthetics such as xenon or isoflurane gas to switch off the 
> conscious mind? 
> > Hameroff speculates that anesthetics ÃÂÃâÂÃ"interrupt a delicate 
quantum 
> processÃÂÃâÂàwithin the neurons of the brain. Each neuron contains 
> hundreds of long, cylindrical protein structures, called 
> microtubules, that serve as scaffolding. Anesthetics, Hameroff 
says, 
> dissolve inside tiny oily regions of the microtubules, affecting 
how 
> some electrons inside these regions behave. 
> > He speculates that the action unfolds like this: When certain key 
> electrons are in one ÃÂÃâÂÃ"place,ÃÂÃâÂàcall it to the ÃÂÃâÂÃ"left,ÃÂÃâÂàpart 
of the 
> microtubule is squashed; when the electrons fall to the ÃÂÃâÂÃ"right,ÃÂ
ÃâÂàthe 
> section is elongated. But the laws of quantum mechanics allow for 
> electrons to be both ÃÂÃâÂÃ"leftÃÂÃâÂàand ÃÂÃâÂÃ"rightÃÂÃâÂàat the same time, 
and thus 
> for the microÃâÃÂtubules to be both elongated and squashed at once. 
Each 
> section of the constantly shifting system has an impact on other 
> sections, potentially via quantum entanglement, leading to a 
dynamic 
> quantum-mechanical dance. 
> > It is in this faster-than- light subatomic communication, 
Hameroff 
> says, that consciousness is born. Anesthetics get in the way of the 
> dancing electrons and stop the gyration at its quantum-mechanical 
> core; that is how they are able to switch consciousness off. 
> > It's a long article, these are just interesting snips. To read 
the 
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