Nothing is solid: This is the world

of Quantum Physics
Nobel Prize winning physicists have proven beyond doubt that the
physical world is one large sea of energy that flashes into and out
of being in milliseconds, over and over again.
Nothing is solid.
This is the world of Quantum Physics.
They have proven that thoughts are what put together and hold
together this ever-changing energy field into the objects that we
see.
So why do we see a person instead of a flashing cluster of
energy?
Think of a movie reel.
A movie is a collection of about 24 frames a second. Each frame
is separated by a gap. However, because of the speed at which
one frame replaces another, our eyes get cheated into thinking
that we see a continuous and moving picture.
Think of television.

A TV tube is simply a tube with heaps of electrons hitting the

screen in a certain way, creating the illusion of form and motion.
This is what all objects are anyway. You have 5 physical senses
(sight, sound, touch, smell, and taste).
Each of these senses has a specific spectrum (for example, a dog
hears a different range of sound than you do; a snake sees a
different spectrum of light than you do; and so on).
In other words, your set of senses perceives the sea of energy
from a certain limited standpoint and makes up an image from
that.
It is not complete, nor is it accurate. It is just an interpretation.
All of our interpretations are solely based on the internal map of
reality that we have, and not the real truth. Our map is a result of
our personal lifes collective experiences.
Our thoughts are linked to this invisible energy and they
determine what the energy forms. Your thoughts literally shift the
universe on a particle-by-particle basis to create your physical life.
Look around you.
Everything you see in our physical world started as an idea, an
idea that grew as it was shared and expressed, until it grew
enough into a physical object through a number of steps.
You literally become what you think about most.

Your life becomes what you have imagined and believed in most.
The world is literally your mirror, enabling you to experience in the
physical plane what you hold as your truth until you change it.
Quantum physics shows us that the world is not the hard and
unchangeable thing it may appear to be. Instead, it is a very fluid
place continuously built up using our individual and collective
thoughts.
What we think is true is really an illusion, almost like a magic trick.
Fortunately we have begun to uncover the illusion and most
importantly, how to change it.
What is your body made of?
Nine systems comprise the human body including Circulatory,
Digestive, Endocrine, Muscular, Nervous, Reproductive,
Respiratory, Skeletal, and Urinary.
What are those made up of?
Tissues and organs.
What are tissues and organs made of?
Cells.
What are cells made of?
Molecules.

What are molecules made of?

Atoms.
What are atoms made of?
Sub-atomic particles.
What are subatomic particles made of?
Energy!
You and I are pure energy-light in its most beautiful and intelligent
configuration. Energy that is constantly changing beneath the
surface and you control it all with your powerful mind.
You are one big stellar and powerful Human Being.
If you could see yourself under a powerful electron microscope
and conduct other experiments on yourself, you would see that
you are made up of a cluster of ever-changing energy in the form
of electrons, neutrons, photons and so on.
So is everything else around you. Quantum physics tells us that it
is the act of observing an object that causes it to be there where
and how we observe it.
An object does not exist independently of its observer! So, as you
can see, your observation, your attention to something, and your
intention, literally creates that thing.

This is scientific and proven.

Your world is made of spirit, mind and body.
Each of those three, spirit, mind and body, has a function that is
unique to it and not shared with the other. What you see with your
eyes and experience with your body is the physical world, which
we shall call Body. Body is an effect, created by a cause.
This cause is Thought.
Body cannot create. It can only experience and be experienced
that is its unique function.
Thought cannot experience it can only make up, create and
interpret. It needs a world of relativity (the physical world, Body) to
experience itself.
Spirit is All That Is, that which gives Life to Thought and Body.
Body has no power to create, although it gives the illusion of
power to do so. This illusion is the cause of much frustration.
Body is purely an effect and has no power to cause or create.
The key with all of this information is how do you learn to see the
universe differently than you do now so that you can manifest
everything you truly desire.
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Lester James "An object does not exist independently of its observer! So, as you
can see, your observation, your attention to something, and your intention,
literally creates that thing."
Nope. I know where he got that from too and the interpretation is wrong. It's from
a (now very old) experiment called the Double Slit Experiment and helped us
discover the wave-particle duality and Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principal.
These are complex issues, and laymen often come away with the impression that
observing somehow has an effect on the object being observed. But this is a
misnomer when by 'observe' you mean 'intercept with a photon detector'.
"In science, the term observer effect refers to changes that the act of observation
will make on a phenomenon being observed. This is often the result of
instruments that, by necessity, alter the state of what they measure in some
manner. A commonplace example is checking the pressure in an automobile tire;
this is difficult to do without letting out some of the air, thus changing the
pressure." - Wikipedia: Observer Effect
"This ascribes the uncertainty in the measurable quantities to the jolt-like
disturbance triggered by the act of observation. Though widely repeated in

textbooks, this physical argument is now known to be fundamentally misleading.

...
Historically, the uncertainty principle has been confused with a somewhat similar
effect in physics, called the observer effect, which notes that measurements of
certain systems cannot be made without affecting the systems. Heisenberg
offered such an observer effect at the quantum level as a physical "explanation"
of quantum uncertainty. It has since become clear, however, that the uncertainty
principle is inherent in the properties of all wave-like systems, and that it arises in
quantum mechanics simply due to the matter wave nature of all quantum objects.
...
It must be emphasized that measurement does not mean only a process in which
a physicist-observer takes part, but rather any interaction between classical and
quantum objects regardless of any observer." - Wikipedia: Uncertainty Principal
I agree with some of it, but to say "An object does not exist independently of its
observer" is 100% rubbish and discredits the entire article. Think of an object like
a rock, tree, building, whatever it may be. You're looking at, then turn away. That
object is still there, it does not vaporize or turn to ether, then magically materialize
back into its exact form when we turn back. The object remains whether we are
observing it or not. It's an extension of the stupid question, "If a tree falls in a
forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?" Of course it does,
drop a sound activated recorder in the forest before the tree falls, and pick it up
later. There mightn't have been any "one" person there to hear it, but play that
little electronic device back. You will hear the sound of a tree falling, therefore it is
confirmed that it made a sound. Nothing in this universe underlines it's existence
or depends on human verification, we are receivers through our senses of what

exists regardless of us. That theory (and that's all it is, a theory) cannot be stated
as it is in the very next line, "scientific and proven", until it actually is.
"Everything is Energy" Thought provoking, may I suggest follow-up reading? Try
"The Bridge To Infinity" by Bruce L. Cathie. Specifically the paragraph on page 24
relating to Einstein's postulation that physical matter is nothing more than a
concentrated field of force, and the aforementioned authors subsequent
extension to this line of reasoning. I find the parallels intriguing, well worth the
effort.
" your set of senses perceives the sea of energy from a certain limited standpoint
and makes up an image from that."
Actually the senses perceive nothing, they are simply stimulated by the medium
for which they are designed - eyes for light, touch for certain degrees of
mechanical force, heat sensors for, what else, heat, etc. The brain then takes
these impulses and, from all the data accumulated in life experiences and stored
in memory, forms perceptions, comparing the present experience to what is
coded from past experiences.
Down at the subatomic level "particles" are really concentrations of energy of
certain frequencies. The force we perceive when we touch something is like the
force felt when bringing two magnet ends of the same polarity: the energy from
the object against the energy of our finger. similarly light reflects from these
object/energy concentrations to reach our eyes; the vibrational energy of heat
transmuted to our skin etc.
So our perceptions are accurate reflections of our world but on a very macro level
as far as our receptor are concerned. What is inaccurate is our perception of our
self-image in relationship to the world. Instead of seeing the world alone, we
constantly focus the world as relationship of ourselves to the world. This is a
consequence of our stream of consciousness and memory, which constantly
reminds us that we are who we are, we like or dislike what it is that we like or

dislike, etc. Call this "conditioning" the same way we are conditioned by
advertising. This constant judging, analyzing, interpreting as well as re-living real
or virtual realities in our stream of consciousness is what forms the picture of
"me". Silence the stream of consciousness and the "me" dissolves away. But that
silencing requires: first, strengthening the power of concentration, second,
learning how to target one's awareness, third, learning where to target one's
awareness.
The world is not spirit, one cannot join or communicate with matters' "subatomic
energy", though it's really popular to look for unifying theories between
matter/universe/quantum physics and the selflessness or non-ego states. Without
attention to "me," the present is perceived differently. Some perceive this as a
spiritual experience, but it's just experiencing reality purely. All this spirituality or
quantum physics metaphor-isazion is just trying to make something form this "nome" state. (This is the origin for the statement above "Spirit is all that is." If I take
the grime off the window that partially reflected my image back to me as I looked
through it, I then see reality as it truly is. Nothing else. Instead of trying to
interpret the clearness of the glass or making its pure transparency an object of
attention/analysis, let's just focus on the reality beyond.
"An object does not exist independently of its observer! So, as you can see, your
observation, your attention to something, and your intention, literally creates that
thing."
Wow, this is another example of "popular pandering new-age journalism" mixing
oranges and apples. Observation can (minimally) change what you MEASURE
(not view) on a micro scale but not macro. If I measure the size of a shoe box I
don't change it. But when I measure the air pressure of a tire, I change that
pressure. When I measure the flow of electricity, I interfere with that flow. Let's be
real.

25 Trippy Optical Illusions

Visionary Canadian artist Rob Gonsalves is famous for

creating paintings where the people or the objects in
them seamlessly disappear into one another,
effectively playing tricks on the mind of the viewer. More than
the beautiful imagery and technique that has clearly gone
into each painting, the effect which is akin to an optical illusion
gives the artist the unique opportunity to portray multiple,
connected stories in a single frame.
Be blown away by illustrations that seem more like scenes
from a lucid dream than just color on canvas: