Proof That Consciousness Creates Reality

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Proof That Consciousness Creates Reality: Welcome To The Matrix
www.spiritscienceandmetaphysics.com/proof-that-consciousness-creates-reality

Does consciousness create the material world?  Before we answer this question, it’s important to first go into what the material world is actually composed of at a fundamental level.  “Reality” is not simply made of tiny physical pieces, like a bunch of marbles or tiny little bowling balls.  Molecules are made out of atoms, and atoms are made out of subatomic particles such as protons and electrons which are 99.99999% empty space and electrical spin. These are then made out of quarks, which then are a part of a Superstring field which consists of vibrating strings that give rise to fundamental particles based on the nature of their vibration.

We interact with a world of physical objects, but this is only due to the way our brains translate sensory data.  At the smallest and most fundamental scales of nature, the idea of “physical reality” is non-existent.  From the Nobel Prize winning father of quantum mechanics Neils Bohr, “Everything we call real is made of things that cannot be regarded as real.  In quantum mechanics hasn’t profoundly shocked you yet, you don’t understand it well enough.” When you touch your hands together, it is really just empty space touching more empty space, with the slightest ingredient of energetic spin of these minuscule particles.  The constituents of matter have absolutely no physical structure.

This is important to understand, because if we think of the world of quantum physics as being a world of bowling balls and and marbles, then the idea of consciousness creating reality doesn’t really make sense.  But understanding that reality is a cosmic concoction of non-localized energy and empty space, it becomes clear that our thoughts and the signals they register in the brain also have these same properties at their smallest level.  Our thoughts are also an activity of the universe, and all activities take place within the same quantum realm prior to manifesting in physical reality.

Consciousness is one of the hard problems in science.  There is no way to explain how something as material as chemical and physical processes can give rise to something as immaterial as experience.  There is no reason why subjective experience exists at all, or how sentience evolved.  Nature would operate just as well without subjectivity, and when we actually try to scientifically investigate the origin and physics of consciousness, we get hints that maybe consciousness and reality are not as separate as material science would have us think.

Here are some principles in quantum mechanics, taken from the book “The Self-Aware Universe” written by former professor of theoretical physics for 30 years at the University of Oregon, Dr. Amit Gozwami:

1) Wave-Function
A quantum object (such as an electron) can be at more than one place at the same time. It can be measured as a wave smeared out in space, and can be located at several different points across this wave. This is called the wave property.

2) Discontinuity
A quantum object ceases to exist here and simultaneously appears in existence over there without have EVER traveled the intervening space. This is known as the quantum jump.  It essentially teleports.

3) Action-At-A-Distance
A manifestation of one quantum object, cause by our observations, simultaneously influences its correlated twin object, no matter how far apart they are. Fire an electron and a proton off of an atom. Whatever happens to the electron, the exact same or exact opposite will happen to the proton. This is called quantum-action-at-a-distance.  Einstein called this “spooky” action at a distance.

4) The Observer Effect
A quantum object cannot be said to manifest in ordinary space-time reality until we observe it as a particle.  The quantum object exists indefinitely as a non-local wave until it is being observed directly. Consciousness literally collapses the wave-function of a particle.

This last point is interesting, because it implies that without a conscious observer present to collapse this wave, it would remain physically un-manifested in a state of potentiality .  Observation not only disturbs what has to be measured, it produces the effect.  This was verified in what is known as the double-slit experiment, where the presence of a conscious observer changed the behaviour of an electron from a wave state to a particle state.  This is known as the “observer effect” and completely shakes what we assume to be true about the physical world.  Here is an easy to understand cartoon rendition of the experiment:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfPeprQ7oGc 

The findings of this experiment were published in the peer-reviewed journal Nature, in which the scientists summarized saying “The introduction of a which- path (welcher Weg) detector for determining the actual path taken by the particle inevitably involved coupling the particle to a measuring environment, which in turn results in dephasing (suppression of interference).”  That’s quite a mouthful, but it basically means that the measurement system used to detect the activity of the particle effected the behaviour of that particle.

As scientist Dr. Dean Radin said in a paper replicating the double-slit experiment, “We compel the electron to assume a definite position. We ourselves produce the results of the measurement.”  Now, a common response to this is “It’s not us who is measuring the electron, it’s the machine that is doing the observation”.  A machine is simply an extension of our consciousness.  This is like saying “It’s not me who is observing the boat way across the lake, it is the binoculars”. The machine does not itself observe anything any more than a computer that interprets sound waves can “listen” to a song.

This has led some scientists to speculate that without consciousness, the universe would exist indeterminately as a sea of quantum potentiality.  In other words, physical reality cannot first exist without subjectivity.  Without consciousness, there is no physical matter.  This is known as the Participatory Anthropic Principle, and was first proposed by physicist Dr. John Wheeler.  Essentially, any possible universe that we can imagine that does not have conscious observers in it can be ruled out immediately.   Consciousness is therefore the ground of being and must have existed prior to the physical universe.  Consciousness literally creates the physical world.

These findings provide huge implications regarding how we can understand our interconnectedness with the external world.  “We create our reality” is used to refer to the fact that our thoughts create the perspective we have of the world, but we now have a more concrete and literal understanding of this phrase.  We actually give rise to the physical universe with our subjectivity.

“I  regard consciousness as fundamental. I regard matter as derivative from consciousness. We cannot get behind consciousness. Everything that we talk about, everything that we regard as existing, postulates consciousness.” – Max Planck, Nobel Prize winning originator of quantum theory, as quoted in The Observer (25 January 1931).

[Vod]

More importantly, can you tell us what your plan is to pay Squall back the $20,000 that you owe him?

I'm sure we can all agree you shouldn't be using this community if you are going to steal from us.   

[dank]

More importantly, can you tell us what your plan is to pay Squall back the $20,000 that you owe him?

I'm sure we can all agree you shouldn't be using this community if you are going to steal from us.   

Please stop spamming.  Please use the appropriate thread or PM me if you wish.

[Vod]

More importantly, can you tell us what your plan is to pay Squall back the $20,000 that you owe him?

I'm sure we can all agree you shouldn't be using this community if you are going to steal from us.   

Please stop spamming.  Please use the appropriate thread or PM me if you wish.

You ignore the appropriate threads.

You shouldn't be using our community if you steal from us.

So what IS your plan to pay back the $20,000 to Squall?

[dank]

Please use the appropriate thread for such a topic here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=325070.0

Even squall states I did not intentionally scam him.

[Vod]

Please use the appropriate thread for such a topic here:

Please answer the question, or go find another forum!

Squall DOES say you still owe him.  So when/how are you going to be paying Squall back the $20,000?

What is the plan?

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Please use the appropriate thread for such a topic here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=325070.0

[Vod]

Please use the appropriate thread for such a topic here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=325070.0

Fuck you scammer.

You think you can hide behind logistics (Michelle != Michele) and not pay the debts you owe or owe justice for the children you rape?

You owe 53 BTC, currently valued at over $20,000 to another member of this forum.

Pay your debts or get out.

[bitsalame]

Yeah? so what happens when someone dies, a part of reality just vanishes into thin air?

[Vod]

At this point, I can only afford .1 BTC or so to start, is this okay?  I could do more but it may impact my ability to earn income.  I'm working on a business and working with investors to fund it, I'm 90% sure they will fund it and once it is established, in the next few months, I'd like to expand to paying you a higher percentage of my revenue, I just don't want to jump into high payments when I have not tried to make any income in a little while due to financial FUD.

Thank you, again, for this opportunity of forgiveness.

So we are now a year in sean.  What happened to the 90% probability of having your business succeed and having money to pay back squall?  Why did the .1btc drop to zero, yet you still have money to buy drugs?

What happened to the $8,000 in assets you had that you were willing to put up for your business?  Why didn't you apply that to your loan?

[Vod]

Yeah? so what happens when someone dies, a part of reality just vanishes into thin air?

Aww jeez, are you really going to entertain this guy when he is making zero effort to repay his debts?   

[Wilikon]

Legendary

[bitsalame]

Yeah? so what happens when someone dies, a part of reality just vanishes into thin air?

Aww jeez, are you really going to entertain this guy when he is making zero effort to repay his debts?   

Maybe he is building his case: a neuron in his brain just exploded, and bitcoins just disappeared from reality.

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Yeah? so what happens when someone dies, a part of reality just vanishes into thin air?

Not really.  Physical death is a constant phenomonon in this lower dimensional realm of matter.  The body you have today is literally a completely different body you had a year ago.

Energies are neither created nor destroyed, so when one dies, their energy simply transitions to the next dimension.

There are infinite instances of reality being perceived at all times, so though your instance of this reality may 'cease', there are infinite other dimensions where that reality remains.  Hope this makes sense.

As we become more self aware of our direct influence over reality, we will gain more control over what reality we perceive.

[Vod]

Energies are neither created nor destroyed, so when one dies, their energy simply transitions to the next dimension.

Energy cannot transition to any other "dimension".  Energy/Mass can neither be created nor destroyed in this dimension.

But it makes sense then when my dog dies you lose some brain cells.

[bitsalame]

Yeah? so what happens when someone dies, a part of reality just vanishes into thin air?

Not really.  Physical death is a constant phenomonon in this lower dimensional realm of matter.  The body you have today is literally a completely different body you had a year ago.

Energies are neither created nor destroyed, so when one dies, their energy simply transitions to the next dimension.

There are infinite instances of reality being perceived at all times, so though your instance of this reality may 'cease', there are infinite other dimensions where that reality remains.  Hope this makes sense.

As we become more self aware of our direct influence over reality, we will gain more control over what reality we perceive.

What you said is nonsense.
My previous comment was sarcastic and rhetorical.

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Yeah? so what happens when someone dies, a part of reality just vanishes into thin air?

Yeah, I was wondering about that.

For one thing, death is just a catchword for empirical observations of other people dying, and for theories relating to what it might mean. Obviously the particles don't go anywhere, and what about when a child's brain starts becoming conscious out of thin air?

I have another question regarding birth and death: when does it happen?

I could probably think of some thought experiments, relating to relativity, which suggest that our lifespan of 70-something Earth years literally equals the 13 billion year lifespan of the observable universe.

[vokain]

Yeah? so what happens when someone dies, a part of reality just vanishes into thin air?

Not really.  Physical death is a constant phenomonon in this lower dimensional realm of matter.  The body you have today is literally a completely different body you had a year ago.

I was going to correct because I read an article in the past that says it takes ~7 years for every cell in our body replaces themselves but I now think this is false.

Red blood cells live for about four months, while white blood cells live on average more than a year. Skin cells live about two or three weeks. Colon cells have it rough: They die off after about four days. Sperm cells have a life span of only about three days, while brain cells typically last an entire lifetime (neurons in the cerebral cortex, for example, are not replaced when they die).

So I read now, about "98 percent of the atoms in the body are replaced yearly.".

[dank]

Energies are neither created nor destroyed, so when one dies, their energy simply transitions to the next dimension.

Energy cannot transition to any other "dimension".  Energy/Mass can neither be created nor destroyed in this dimension.

But it makes sense then when my dog dies you lose some brain cells.

Thanks for posting on topic.  Sure it can.  Our consciousness passes through infinite dimensions at each and every second.  Life doesn't have a framerate, just constant change.  Furthermore, dreams are literally different dimensions we connect to.  They can be more real than reality here itself when one becomes fully lucid.  And you may retain consciousness when you fall asleep as much as you believe you can.

Yeah? so what happens when someone dies, a part of reality just vanishes into thin air?

Yeah, I was wondering about that.

For one thing, death is just a catchword for empirical observations of other people dying, and for theories relating to what it might mean. Obviously the particles don't go anywhere, and what about when a child's brain starts becoming conscious out of thin air?

I have another question regarding birth and death: when does it happen?

I could probably think of some thought experiments, relating to relativity, which suggest that our lifespan of 70-something Earth years literally equals the 13 billion year lifespan of the observable universe.

Hi, could you further elaborate your last paragraph?  I like that thinking.

For a direct answer to when you die, possibly in a different context, I feel one dies when their purpose in life is fulfilled.  Subconsciously, we choose to die, and those who are more connected with their consciousness have more control over how it happens.

Yeah? so what happens when someone dies, a part of reality just vanishes into thin air?

Not really.  Physical death is a constant phenomonon in this lower dimensional realm of matter.  The body you have today is literally a completely different body you had a year ago.

I was going to correct because I read an article in the past that says it takes ~7 years for every cell in our body replaces themselves but I now think this is false.

Red blood cells live for about four months, while white blood cells live on average more than a year. Skin cells live about two or three weeks. Colon cells have it rough: They die off after about four days. Sperm cells have a life span of only about three days, while brain cells typically last an entire lifetime (neurons in the cerebral cortex, for example, are not replaced when they die).

So I read now, about "98 percent of the atoms in the body are replaced yearly.".

Thanks for the fact check, I honestly didn't double check myself but a year seemed appropriate.  Some cells replace themselves much faster.

But really, we are empty space, light bodies.  It's pretty cool to think about.

On a side note, Buddhist monks used to walk through walls by aligning their frequency differently than the wall.  Since we're 99.99% space, it shouldn't be too hard to do, theoretically.

[BADecker]

Consciousness doesn't create anything. God, Who is NOT humankind, created. Consciousness simply makes what God created available for use.