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NightOwlNation · 02-16-2007, 02:06 AM

Gosh, this is so up my alley that I can hardly stand it. Probably why I waited awhile before posting in this forum overall.

I, too, would love for Steve to offer a podcast about his take on the subject.

First, I'll say that there are people alive today who continue to address this - and in layman's terms, too, so that is a plus. I'll point you towards the ones I can think of while I'm writing this post.

1) that matter (at least in the case of light) is undefined until it is measured.
This seems to correspond to the Law of Attraction, and even moreso to Steve's suggestion that reality only exists as and when we perceive it.

I'd offer that matter (or rather light) is undefined until it is observed.

2) And that it is possible for the same atom or substance to exist in two locations simultaneously. I can't even begin to grasp how this is possible, let alone its implications.

The Holographic Model/Theory Of The Universe addresses (and I feel answers) this specifically.

This page gives a good overview:

The Holographic Universe - Crystalinks

And you'll definitely want to get your hands on a copy of The Holographic Universe by Michael Talbott. Your question # 2 is answered within the first few chapters.

Gregg Braden has traveled and done extensive research also in these areas. And is one of the first modern day "Secret" or Law Of Attraction r/t quantum physics teachers in this current generation. I have a couple of his books on tape and they are astounding:

Gregg Braden » Home

Also, DR. Michio Kaku teaches quantum physics in New York. He does a lot of radio interviews and I've chatted with the members of his website once. It was all very civil - and though some things went over my head it was a fun and friendly environment. Dr. K. is supposed to come in and chat from time to time also. Either way it's a good opportunity to ask questions. You might want to check it out (on my computer I have to scroll down 1/3 page to see the main content):

Explorations in Science with Dr. Michio Kaku

Among other resources Gregg B. has studied heavily the work of Hans Jenny. If you want even more rationale for how deliberate creating and the law of attraction works, this info is not to be missed!:

Cymatics a study of Wave Phenomena by Hans Jenny

Hope this contributes to your search.

02-16-2007, 02:06 AM	#2 (permalink)
NightOwlNation Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: USA Posts: 70	Gosh, this is so up my alley that I can hardly stand it. Probably why I waited awhile before posting in this forum overall. I, too, would love for Steve to offer a podcast about his take on the subject. First, I'll say that there are people alive today who continue to address this - and in layman's terms, too, so that is a plus. I'll point you towards the ones I can think of while I'm writing this post. 1) that matter (at least in the case of light) is undefined until it is measured. This seems to correspond to the Law of Attraction, and even moreso to Steve's suggestion that reality only exists as and when we perceive it. I'd offer that matter (or rather light) is undefined until it is observed. *2) And that it is possible for the same atom or substance to exist in two locations simultaneously. I can't even begin to grasp how this is possible, let alone its implications.* The Holographic Model/Theory Of The Universe addresses (and I feel answers) this specifically. This page gives a good overview: The Holographic Universe - Crystalinks And you'll definitely want to get your hands on a copy of The Holographic Universe by Michael Talbott. Your question # 2 is answered within the first few chapters. Gregg Braden has traveled and done extensive research also in these areas. And is one of the first modern day "Secret" or Law Of Attraction r/t quantum physics teachers in this current generation. I have a couple of his books on tape and they are astounding: Gregg Braden » Home Also, DR. Michio Kaku teaches quantum physics in New York. He does a lot of radio interviews and I've chatted with the members of his website once. It was all very civil - and though some things went over my head it was a fun and friendly environment. Dr. K. is supposed to come in and chat from time to time also. Either way it's a good opportunity to ask questions. You might want to check it out (on my computer I have to scroll down 1/3 page to see the main content): Explorations in Science with Dr. Michio Kaku Among other resources Gregg B. has studied heavily the work of Hans Jenny. If you want even more rationale for how deliberate creating and the law of attraction works, this info is not to be missed!: Cymatics a study of Wave Phenomena by Hans Jenny Hope this contributes to your search. Last edited by NightOwlNation; 02-16-2007 at 02:24 AM.