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The
quantum entanglement
The Universe has a Collective
Consciousness in which
everything is connected. Science confirms that we are all united in an
entanglement that has always flowed and that communicates with us
through synchronicity.
The
phenomenon of Entanglement represents the most shocking aspect ever
discovered by today's quantum physics, and it seems to involve not only
elementary particles, but also the macroscopic and psychic world. A
single synchronic physical mechanism seems to unite all these
phenomena, where particles, matter and consciousness merge into a
single holographic reality, making phenomena such as telepathy,
teleportation, precognition, remote vision and psychokinesis concrete
and explainable.
Our psyche
is not an abstract or illusory entity, but a collaborative
entity in the creation of the Universe, while our consciousness is born
every hundredth of a second as a gravito-quantum collapse of the
tubulins present in the microtubules of our brain, after a state of
synchronicity and absolute coherence until a mechanism originating in
the quantum vacuum collapses the wave function that binds a billion
microtubules in a state of "entanglement".
The
discovery of synchronicity stems from Albert Einstein's
embarrassment to accept quantum mechanics as a self-consistent theory,
later demonstrated in the laboratory in 1982 by physicist Alain Aspect.
Two particles that have previously interacted, once separated even at
very great distances, really communicate with each other in an
instantaneous way. It is enough that one of the two is measured,
through a direct interaction between the observer and the observed, to
instantly change the other as well. On the level of microscopic
physics, the universe is able to communicate with itself, but it seems
that consciousness also has many points in common with elementary
particles. Today, large-scale experiments seem to demonstrate that
these properties of non-localities are also possessed on a molecular
scale by the DNA and genes that determine the morphogenesis and
evolution of life in the cosmos.
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