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EPISODE · May 24, 2019

Time Loops, Parallel Worlds and the Observer as per Dr. Fed Alan Wolf "Mind Into Matter"

from Quantum Book Club

Time Loops, Parallel Worlds and the Observer Einstein’s theory of general relativity states that matter, space, and time can only exist when all three are present. But how do they come to be at all? Dr. Fred Alan Wolf responds to this through the quantum physics perspective in his book, “Mind Into Matter”. He reveals the deeper truth behind Copenhagen’s interpretation, that matter cannot exist without an “observer” of matter. Through observation, we create a time loop, with a beginning point and an end point, called “boundary events”. Once these are decided, a story line arises in our minds in which we experience matter, space, and time. In other words, the observer (us) creates our reality. Once again we are inspired by Wolf’s intriguing revelation - that the boundary events are overlaps of possibilities from parallel worlds. What are these parallel worlds and how do we access them? Tune in to this episode of Quantum Leap Book Club, to hear how Pa’Ris’Ha and her co-hosts solve these mysteries and make sense out of creating exciting new story lines. to listen to previous shows, go to https://loaradionetwork.com/quantum-leap

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