Observer effect

Because if you can control your state, you can control your reality, right? I've done tons of episodes on that too.

So what's cool is that this book, The Kybalion Revisited, I add... quantum theory to it, right? And so quantum observation, the observer effect, puts your consciousness inside the machinery of physical reality.

You're a part of it.

You're not separate from it.

It's almost like this is all just one big simulation, you know? Isn't that wild? But once observation determines outcome at that level, your attention stops being passive.

It's already doing something to what happens to you.

And what we're talking about with this quantum observer effect is we've been talking about this for the last couple of weeks.

But according to quantum theory, according to the many worlds interpretation, everything exists at once, at all possibilities.

And The experiment, which involves shooting particles such as photons or electrons through a barrier with two slits, and this was done in 1801 to show that light is made up of waves.

And since then, numerous incarnations of the experiment has been used to demonstrate how matter can behave like a wave and to demonstrate principles of superposition, entanglement, and the observer effect.

particularly the observer effect, because when they attached measurements to the experiment, the waves started to behave differently.

And instead of being waves, they became two distinct lines.

Essentially, they reacted differently.

The particles themselves went from potential to different outcomes.

essentially waves, to particular lines, which proved that the observer effect, looking at reality, looking at frequency, looking at particles, ultimately changes the nature of them, which was extremely powerful and breakthrough at its time.

So now that we understand that our observer effect, our focus, brings something into reality or shifts reality based on the fact that we're looking at it, we're observing it, when we're not focusing on it, it stays in potential, right? Like the experiment where it essentially stays in wave form.

The box of the conceptual mind.

And the world of physics very powerfully affirms what they call the observer effect.

Now, I think they have some difficulty explaining the observer effect.

They just know there is one.

But my offering on what the observer effect is, is that the energy that I either consciously or unconsciously source around bit which I am observing is going to transfer to resonance to whatever that circumstantial situation is.

So in that split screen or the slit experiment, if the energy is observed, literally the high energy wave that Marcel Vogel was taking pictures up with his camera is the observer effect.

It's adding energy to that potential, add energy to the potential, and the potential becomes manifest.

Bang, there it is.