quantum physics

Manifestation, magic and Quantum physics – are they all just saying the same thing?

Juanita Pienaar — Fri, 04 Oct 2019 08:38:53 +0000

‘Ask, believe, receive’, ‘Your thoughts create your reality’, ‘Be careful what you wish for’. These are all sayings that have become a natural part of many people’s vocabulary. Advocates of manifestation and the Law of Attraction tell you to visualise something, really feel it, and you will receive it. Workers of magic use the same principle to infuse their spells with energy to create a desired outcome. But what does this have to do with quantum physics, you say? Well, scientists have recently found that ‘an observer’s’ thoughts changes the way sub-atomical particles behave. Basically they have proven that your thoughts could (and actually do) influence and create the physical world around you.

Law of attraction.

While there are a number of Universal Laws (also known as Spiritual Laws or Laws of Nature) that all influence the lives, situations and circumstances that we manifest in our lives, the Law of Attraction is the most well-known. Generally when people speak about the law of attraction they often include concepts of the other laws like the Laws of Vibration and Resonance – perhaps even without realising it.

The premise of the Law of Attraction is that your thoughts create your reality. Practitioners visualise their desires while infusing the visualisation with emotions, with the feelings of ‘already having it’ and with gratitude of receiving that which is asked for.

According to James Malins, the Wisdom Guide, “The law of attraction is an internal law that everything uses consciously and unconsciously. Once you start to become aware of your own creative ability you use desire, visualisation, emotion and action to bring your desires into the physical reality you live in”.

Magical energy work.

In the book Wicca: The Complete Craft, D.J. Conway defines magic as “the drawing down of energy from another realm and using that energy to create and shape a desired result. The Witch must create the result on the Inner Planes in order for it to follow universal laws and manifest on the physical plane”.

This does not only relate to practitioners of Wicca, but to all practitioners of witchcraft. Melanie Marquis, in her book A Witch’s World of Magic

instance, the belief that our conscious intentions and symbolic actions can sway the inner workings of the world around us”.

Quantum physics with special reference to wave function collapse.

Quantum physics might seem a bit intimidating at first but when you dig a bit deeper it offers amazing and interesting theories of understanding how the universe works. The field of quantum physics investigates the characteristics of the world around us right down to the subatomic level (or things we cannot see).

Quantum physicists have discovered that everything in the universe, everything that is seen and unseen, is all made up of energy – referred to by some as ‘light’. Some quantum physicists speak about wave forms of probabilities. These ‘probabilities’ have the potential of being any infinite amount of things that, could or will or may happen or not happen.

A bit confusing, huh? Bear with me… every ‘probability’ that ever existed, currently exist or will exist in the future is a wave form. As to date no one has figured out how these wave forms are made or where they come from, but they have proven that they exist.

Most of us know that everything is made up of molecules, which consists of atoms, what quantum physicists found is that these atoms are made up of sub-atomical particles which include photons, leptons, electrons, neutrons and quarks etc, which are made up of pure energy or light. This discovery stems from Albert Einstein’s discovery of E=MC². In short, it proved that everything is made up of pure energy or light.

Quantum physics has thus proven what Rumi said in the 13^th century: that “you are not a drop in the ocean. You are the entire ocean in a drop”. Basically we exist in this ocean of energy made up of the same energy as we are.

Through observation and research quantum physicists have proven that everything in the universe is vibrating frequency of energy (can you say Law of Attraction?) which then combines with energy of similar frequencies to create the physical world or our perceived reality. Thus everything around us are not solid things, but forms made up of pure, vibrating energy – all connected to each other.

What does all of this have to do with manifestation and magic? I’m getting there, I promise…and it is very interesting!

Around 1927 Neils Bohr collaborated with quantum physicists and theorist in what is called the Copenhagen Interpretation. The experiment found that sub-atomical particles are not only particles but exist and are made up of both wave forms and/or particles – but they could not exist in both forms simultaneously.

The Copenhagen Interpretation also found that energy is waves and when given attention, or observed, all wave forms collapse and particles, or matter, is formed. The person paying attention to, or observing, the particles determine whether they are (or turn into) waves or particles. If the observer expects to see the energy as waves s/he would, but then if s/he expects to see particles that is what would be observed.

To clarify that: sub-atomical particles take on form as matter based on the thoughts or believes that an observer has about them. Thus our thoughts literally create the material (and non-material) world around us as we turn wave forms of ‘probability’ (or something ‘spiritual’) into particles or bits of matter (‘reality’).

To dig a bit deeper, let’s speak about Quantum Entanglement. Scientists broke some sub-atomic particles in half (or separated them). When they did this they found that the pieces could communicate with each other. This communication happened instantly, no matter how far the ‘pieces’ were removed from each other. On a side note: Cleve Baxter proved this with DNA and found that DNA taken from an individual responded and reacted to the emotions of that person at the exact moment that s/he experienced the emotions, no matter how far they were apart.

This proved that energy does not need to travel. That it is all connected and messages and information can be sent instantly.

To sum up all the jargon: quantum physics has proven that your thoughts create they world around you- and that this can happen instantly. Because all sub-atomical particles exist in a form of ‘probability’ the only thing that influence what it turns into is the observer- you!

Energy work has been part of human cultures nearly since the beginning of man. Shamans, sages and holy-men have energy manipulation in one form or another for centuries- millennia even. Whether you call it manifestation, magic(k) or quantum physics, it seems that they are all the same and they all come to the same conclusion: that you are the creator of your universe.

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Norse Quantum Physics

Lliam S. Herneson — Mon, 10 Jun 2019 14:21:59 +0000

Is it possible that the ancient Norse knew the secrets that modern- day scientist are only now discovering?

In the Edda, a witch tells the story of how the Universe was created.

Such stories are often seen as fun, entertaining tales to explain natural phenomena, like lightning, wind, and the changing seasons.

Often, in many mythologies, there is more to the story if we look deeper. And modern scholars are beginning to realize that much of the Norse mythology held clues, like a riddle to be puzzled out, regarding actual scientific theory.

In the beginning of her tale, the witch says “Ar var Alda!” Ar (in the beginning) var (was) Alda (the noun). In the ancient Norse language, Alda means ‘A big wave’. The Norse, a sea faring culture, had many words for waves. Alda was a huge swelling wave with no crest. Just a big surge of water.

Then the witch says, “Ne svalar unir.” Ne (nor) svalar (cool) unir (unnr = little waves). Interestingly, ‘svalar’ or ‘cool’ becomes ‘schwül’ or ‘sultry’ in german, a word associated with the greek word ‘selas’ for ‘luminous’. Did they mean there were no smaller ‘light’ waves?

The witch continues with, “Þar er Ymir bygiþ.” Which means Þar er (That place where) Ymir (a name) bygiþ (built). Ymir is considered the first giant created by the meeting of fire and ice, and fed by the four streams of milk coming from the great cow, Audhumla (a symbol of the mother goddess).

These four streams of milk represent Spirit, Intelligence, Consciousness, and Poetry. The first three of these seem to go together… but what of Poetry? Why is that associated as such an important element? Well, poetry is a carefully constructed use of words to deliver a message in a particular cadence or rhyme. Words are sounds, vibrations, and to carry meaning with cadence or rhyme is the same meaning we put to ‘songs’, which are frequency specific. Poetry might be a very simplified way of saying ‘Vibration/Frequency’.

From this nourishment, Ymir then creates the first of the gods (Odin, Vili, and Ve) who kill Ymir, hack him to pieces, and form the Universe from his body. ‘Odin’ becomes ‘wōden or woeden (rage or furor), which is also used to express great passion or strong emotion. Vili translates to ‘willa’ which means ‘will’. And finally Ve, which becomes væ, which can mean ‘woe’, but it also becomes another more familiar word; ‘ye’, which means ‘you’ or ‘the self’. Is this a way to explain how Consciousness, Intelligence, Spirit, and Vibration are the source of our Will and Emotions, which are the sum total of what we call The Self?

But again, Ymir has another meaning in ancient Norse. Ymir (Ymr) means ‘A Big Sound’. Well, that’s interesting. So the Great Wave was first, huge, swelling, building… on a sea without smaller (light) waves… or a vast void of darkness. Then came ‘The Big Sound’… or the Big Bang?

Could it be that the ancient Norse had some understanding of the Big Bang theory? Many other philosophies and religions tell us that ‘In the beginning was the void, nothingness. Then there was light!’ The Norse apparently have a similar description. First comes a swelling of energy, like a building wave on a sea of darkness. Then the great wave crashes, creating a big sound (bang) that creates consciousness, intelligence, spirit, and poetry. These finally break down the great wave into smaller waves, and scatter it about to make the universe.

Quantum Physics has proposed something called ‘The Unity Field’ which may be something like the electromagnetic field, but consisting of consciousness. This field may be responsible for the ‘Observer Affect’, which suggests that observation is required to cause reality to collapse from quantum probability to singular reality.

In other words, observation (conscious will) causes the quantum wave function (the probability waves of energy) to collapse (break down) until it settles into a single reality (creates the Universe).

Think about it.

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Quantum Witchcraft

Lliam S. Herneson — Tue, 04 Jun 2019 14:33:59 +0000

Quit yer Bitchin’ and start yer Witchin!

Those who claim to be a witch are going to be tested. We face all manner of things and events that will test the claim, and make one either witch-up, or shut-up. When adversity strikes, how does the witch respond? When the stars, or the moon, or the weather, or whatever isn’t where you want it to be, what is a witch to do? Does the witch wait for things to be just right, or does the witch get on with it anyway?

I recently had someone tell me that when the moon was in the wrong phase, there’s “just no point in trying because whatever came from the effort wouldn’t be good anyway.” A number of worries were brought up, and even Loki was mentioned… then they backed out of our plans at the last minute. Not only did this leave my own plans upended, but left a number of others with a poor impression. Worst of all was the effect on her, because she let the stars rule her. This is yet another avenue of the victim mentality. It’s the belief that one is powerless unless all of those silly ducks are in a row, or the stars are favorable, or the iron is hot… pick your colloquialism. Here is a meditation to release that victim mentality, by the way.

Yes, witches can use the natural energy around them to great effect, but if the stars aren’t right, or the moon is in the wrong phase, or if it’s the wrong season, day of the week, time of day, etc… the true witch isn’t bound to these limitations.

“People are always blaming their circumstances for what they are. I don’t believe in circumstances. The people who get on in this world are the ones who get out and look for the circumstances that they want, and if they can’t find them, they make them.”

~ George Bernard Shaw ~

I’ve experienced enough of life to know that opportunity doesn’t always present itself in a recognizable form. Sometimes it arrives in disguise, and we have to hold to a little faith that something good will come of it. Several apparent ‘waste of time’ events panned out to something exceptional, and some even yielded some excellent long-term results.

None of these would have come about had I looked at the circumstances and changed my plans because they looked bad. I had to keep reminding myself. “Hey! You cast for this! Now you have to let it happen. Something good will come of it” And honestly, I’ve rarely been disappointed.

When circumstances aren’t perfect, we can wait and hope circumstances change, or we can change. That’s the difference between the muggle, and the witch. Muggles feel limited, Witches take action to exceed those limits. Timing won’t always be right. That’s just the way the universe works. The question is, will you be a muggle and complain, making excuses about why you can’t do something, or are you going to witch-up and take action anyway.

Quit yer Bitchin’ and start yer Witchin’!

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