Playing With Entanglement

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A trio of scientists who defied Einstein by proving the non-local nature of quantum entanglement were honored in 2017 with the John Stewart Bell Prize from the University of Toronto. The prize recognizes the most significant recent achievements in the world in quantum mechanics and is considered by many to be the top international award in the field.

“Collectively (in 2015 experiments ) they have removed all reasonable doubt about the non-local nature of quantum entanglement. In so doing they are also opening the door to exciting new technologies including super-secure communications and the ability to perform certain computations exponentially faster than any classical computer.”

The recipients each led separate experiments in 2015 that showed two particles, so distant from one another that no signal could connect them even at the speed of light, nevertheless possessed an invisible and instantaneous connection.

I don’t plan on building super computers, but I am fascinated by the implications of what Einstein is said to have called spooky action at a distance.

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One of the delights of Transformation is in connecting for the first time with complete strangers. We establish a lifetime connection when we email each other.

With the VLS-E and VLS-T debenture groups this connection becomes even stronger with multiple video and in-person connections. Quantum Entanglement is a very easy thing to achieve and requires no natural gift.

The physicists John Bell and Alain Aspect established that the universe at its most basic level is non-local. Their work proves that information doesn’t need to travel from point A to point B because it doesn’t need to travel at all. It exists everywhere with omnipresence. Does this link us back to both the extra-dimensional existence proposed by String Theory and the powerful consciousness-observer principle as well as the cosmic glue?

Of course. Now it all starts to make sense.

This interpretation presents us with more vision of a participatory universe in which everything is interconnected and interdependent; a seamless ‘Whole.’ One suchness.

We are made of 12 particles of matter and 4 forces of nature. If your grouping of particles sits next to my grouping of particles and we communicate in some way, then no matter where we go after that, we can still influence each other and we can still connect because we are forever entangled. A thought is enough to entangle us. Knowing that we can be very deliberate with thoughts and imagination.

Yes, that sounds spooky, but haven’t we all had the experience of knowing when our relative or friend is calling us moments before the phone rings and just because we are in his or her mind’s eye? Is this principle simply explaining telepathy to us?

What if you stop a moment and think about someone you have not spoken to in years? Have you just connected with her and have you somehow caused a change in behavior in her in that moment? If that person is also aware and open to entanglement then surely all kinds of magic can occur.

What’s truly amazing about entanglement is that communication is much faster than the speed of light. It appears to be operating instantaneously, at the speed of… well, now. It’s as if the space-time between the two objects being measured doesn’t even exist. Perhaps this is because these interacting objects are connected somewhere beyond the realm of form and in one or more of the other dimensions.

Some might say it is consciousness.

What matters is that we have a concept for learning how, if we can find the right tools or mechanism, we can travel instantaneously to any source of knowledge from any time. We can draw from the collective wisdom of the universe. We can connect with anyone and anything. Maybe it is a form of teleportation?

This is how we draw to us moments of insight, winning business or artistic ideas, and solutions to what we perceived before as insurmountable problems. No matter what major stresses you feel in your life right now you can solve them instantaneously.

Today we already have confirmation that it is possible to teleport.

July 2017:

Scientists have successfully teleported something into space for the first time ever. The experiment saw Chinese scientists send a photon up away from Earth, further than ever before. Teleportation of this kind uses the bizarre effects of quantum entanglement, rather than physically hurling the object itself over distances. Instead it transfers the information about a photon to another point in space – creating a faithful replication of the object instantaneously.

Now that is spooky action at a distance. In the next lesson I will bring the theories to the practical. Knowledge is one thing, but applying the knowledge to improve our lives is another thing altogether.

Quantum entanglement has recently become even spookier with the discovery that a thing called temporal non-locality occurs in which particles can impact each other even when they don’t coexist. The light from a distant star that existed billions of years before the earth was formed appears to instantaneously effect photons present on earth today and that also means that our present must be instantaneously connecting with that past.

Temporal non-locality is even more spooky.

At this point, please take a timeout for a day and try playing with this principle. It is so much fun. Remember the warning of the double edged sword so you must only try to have fun for yourself. Haven’t heard from someone in a while? Find a photo and look into the eyes and send some happy, kind, loving thoughts. Make sure your phone/computer is connected as it is likely to start ringing before long. If you want to have fun with your pets, do the same thing. Observe the change in their behavior. Pets are very used to telepathy… although not usually with humans so it might surprise them.

When you are already connected to someone on the phone or in person, scan them with a loving light in your imagination. Literally, it will feel like you are light-scanning them. If you feel a disruption in the scan, ask them about it.

At work or when out in the world, stop avoiding everyone’s eyes. Actually look at their faces and briefly try to look at their eyes. In many cultures this is considered impolite so please show respect and caution, but you will be amazed by the responses. If looking into stranger’s eyes is uncomfortable for you just focus on the bridge of the nose. Body language experts say this is the most trustworthy of places to focus.

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