With the rational mind, you process
information linearly, based on codes from the macrocosmic world
outside you; conversely, the insightful mind, like a quantum computer,
interfaces with the microcosmic inner dimension and holds
the magnificent power to process information simultaneously —
to know everything all at once. For example, to solve a problem,
the thinking mind must go through the formula — for example,
figuring out 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 to get to the answer of 10; but, with
the quantum intuitive mind, you can get from the question to the
answer in an instant of intuitive knowing, without thinking at all.
Your intuitive mind is connected to a worldwide web of information
that you can download and apprehend in an instant.
We used to call people who could read the secret universal code
or tune into a wider signal bandwidth psychic. But, today, we are
realizing that everyone is psychic. In America, about 75 percent —
three out of four people — believe in the reality of supernatural
phenomena. Furthermore, 67 percent of Americans say that they
have personally experienced a supernatural phenomenon. More
people believe in psychic abilities than don’t; and more people have
experienced them than haven’t. Whether these people are encountering
their extrasensory perception, telepathy, precognition, or
good old-fashioned intuition, impossible things are becoming a way
of life. With each decade that passes, we are waking up new inner
potential as the magnitude of our extraordinary nature comes into
focus.
Quantum physics turns out to be the magic behind three
thousand years of mystery and misunderstanding. The laws of the
subatomic universe defy the logic and reason that have been the
foundation of our understanding of reality and function instead
in a way that feels supernatural. At the quantum level, entities can
communicate despite vast distances, appear out of nowhere, defy
all sense of time, and even be in two places at once. When we apply
these laws of physics to the mind, we can see how those unexplainable
experiences were explainable all along — we just didn’t
have the knowledge to know it at the time. But now we do.
We
don’t have to live in the dark anymore; we all have the potential
to expand our bandwidths and open back up to the great, cosmic
information broadcast.
by kim chestney