The Quantum Mind: How We Can Transform Our Reality

Quantum physicists discovered that a person observing the infinitesimals particles of an atom actually affects the behavior of this energy and matter. Quantum experiments proved that electrons exist as infinite possibilities or probabilities in an invisible field of energy.

Only when the observer focuses his attention on the location of an electron is when that electron appears. In short, a particle cannot manifest itself in reality.

That is to say, a particle cannot manifest itself in space-time as we know it until it is observed. So when the observer “searches” for an electron, there is a specific point in space and time in which all the possibilities of the electron collapse into a physical event.

With this discovery, mind and matter can no longer be considered separate. They are intrinsically linked. Because the subjective mind produces perceptible changes in the objective physical world. Here we’re referring to a quantum mind.

At a subatomic level, energy responds to our attention and becomes matter. If so, how would our life change if we learned to direct the “observing effect”? If we learned to collapse infinite waves of probability in the reality we desire? Would we be better observers of the life we want to live?

Everything there is in our physical reality exists as pure potential. If subatomic particles can exist simultaneously in an infinity of possible places, we are potentially able to collapse into an infinity of possible realities.

This means, if we can imagine a future event in our life based on our wishes, this reality already exists as a possibility in the quantum field just waiting for us to observe it.

If our quantum mind has the capacity to influence the appearance of an electron, in theory it should be able to influence the appearance of any possibility as well.

Our thoughts and feelings are no exception to all of this. Both our thoughts and feelings have an electromagnetic signal. Our thoughts send an electrical signal to the quantum field. This way, our feelings would have the power to “magnetically attract” situations in life.

By combining what we think and what we feel we produce a state of being which generates an electromagnetic imprint. And this imprint influences every atom in our world. All experiences exist potentially as electromagnetic stamps in the quantum field.

If by changing our state of being (and by this we mean changing our beliefs and consequently changing our thoughts, emotions and behaviors) we create a new electromagnetic field which would match with this potential in the quantum field of information, is it possible we will stumble upon this situation by being attracted to it or that the situation will find us?

Everything indicates that this is a very probable hypothesis based on today’s knowledge of physics.

But for this to happen, we have to be aware of the beliefs in our subconscious causing our blockages. For example, we consciously want to make money but our subconscious mind gives an opposite order. When we were children, we saw and heard that money is hard to get and rich people are arrogant.

That’s the signal our subconscious mind sends to the quantum field, and that’s the reason we don’t attract money into our lives. It would be necessary for us to unlock this type of belief. And this is because change requires coherence.

Coherence begins by aligning our thoughts with our feelings. How many times have we tried to create something? We believed in our quantum minds that we would achieve it, while our hearts told us otherwise? What results were produced by that incoherent signal we were sending?

The waves of a signal are much more powerful when they are coherent. And the same thing happens when our thoughts are aligned with our feelings. We transmit more powerful electromagnetic signals when our thoughts are clear and focused on our goals.

They also get stronger when they are accompanied by a passionate emotion. These powerful electromagnetic signals are the ones that draw us to a possible reality matching the one we desire.

Why? Because thoughts are the language of the brain, just like feelings are the language of the body.

We’re thinking one thing and feeling something totally different at the same time. And when that coherence doesn’t exist, the field doesn’t respond coherently either. Let’s keep in mind that we have an enormous power to create the reality in which we live.

The theory presented in this article, psychologically speaking, doesn’t currently have solid experimental support. What is proven is that our way of thinking, through phenomena such as the self-fulfilling prophecy, has a strong impact on the reality we create with our behavior, even in an indirect way.