Quantum Reality and a Scientific Explanation of God

One of my readers, ‘jamieeric’, has asked me to explain and define the term ‘quantum reality’. I think that this is an excellent time to pause before we continue our metaphysical look at the Bible in order to attempt to understand exactly what ‘God’ is, and what I mean when I say that we exist in a ‘quantum reality’.

I use the term ‘quantum reality’ to describe the quantum field of mental or spiritual reality. To be more specific (and scientific – forgive me) quantum reality is a quantum field. A quantum field is a “quantum mechanical system containing a large, and possibly infinite, number of degrees of freedom” – basically, an undefined area of infinite possibility and potential.

Now, in physics, ‘quantization’ is “the process of explaining a classical understanding of physical phenomena in terms of a newer understanding known as “quantum mechanics””.

When I describe the fabric of reality as a quantum field, I’m attempting to merge what we see and experience as physical reality with the invisible world of quanta.

Stay with me, it gets easier to understand and grasp. I promise!

In quantum field theory, there is a force that operates between particles to both separate and work with those particles so that said particles can interact and form groups (resonant systems).

The force that operates between particles to both separate and work with those particles so that said particles can interact and form groups (resonant systems) is described as a collective of “force-carrying particles” – and these force-carrying particles are further considered to be ‘virtual’ particles that appear to blink in and out of existence.

In fact, these “force carrying particles” are not virtual particles at all; they are the indentations of force generated by a nonlocal multidimensional event existing outside of our reality (or ‘God’ to you and I), and it is this precise interaction, generating particles of force, that quantum physicists have such a hard time measuring.

These particles of force are the mind of God in action, constantly interacting with our physical universe so that those very same particles of force can be used as the ‘glue’ and ‘space’ required to construct the fundamental building blocks of our reality.

These basic building blocks form systems of ‘physical matter’ that can then be rearranged in an infinite number of possible ways by beings of conscious awareness in order to create physical values to assign to measurements of purpose.

Still reading? I hope so, because this is important stuff!

Perhaps it might be a good idea to review what’s been said so far.

Quantum reality is the quantum field in which we (humanity) all exist in. It is a field given form by quantum mechanical indentations of force (interacting with the ‘quanta’ of quantum mechanics) applied from a nonlocal, multidimensional reality/event (God) measured and experienced as they are from the perspective of our local three-dimensional ‘physical’ reality of ‘space’ and ‘time’.

Incidentally, it is these bubbles of force that cause the ripples in our space-time reality that give rise to the curious phenomena of a particles appearing as a particle (the initial indentation of force) or a wave (the resulting effect of the indentations of force within the fabric of space-time reality).

As with all things, the quantum indentations of force will either appear as a wave or a particle depending upon how you measure them (the act of which is tied to the properties of ‘space’ and ‘time’).

Again, just to reiterate, the nonlocal interaction from the multidimensional reality (which is ‘one’) is measured as infinite instances of individual ‘bubbles’ of force in our reality. These infinite individual bubbles of force can be considered individualised, but collectively, they are all in fact one ‘quantum’ event – it’s just that to us, existing in a reality governed by time and space, the ‘one’ appears to be ‘many’.

In short, what we have here is a rather nice scientific explanation of what ‘God’ actually is.

If you think about firstly trying to comprehend all of this, and then secondly, attempting to explain it to other people a few thousand years ago, you can understand why the Bible was written as it was!

It’s far easier to frame a quantum mechanical explanation of life, the universe, and everything via stories and parables using objects, people, and ideas that everyone can grasp as apposed to some completely alien concept that could only really have been half-understood thanks to the advent of populate mainstream science fiction.

So, we now have the basic, stripped-down version of the quantum science that sits at the heart of our reality. Time to inject a little bit of philosophical metaphysics.

In essence, ‘God’ (the nonlocal multidimensional event) is conscious awareness. As this conscious awareness ‘awoke’, a question formed in a way that we have no possible understanding of. The question wasn’t formed with words or images. In fact, the question wasn’t even a question at all – again, not in any form that we would ever be able to understand from our position here in our local reality.

This question was more like an awareness that prompted an intention to direct force, and it was that very act which gave birth to our universe (the Big Bang).

Again, we can’t comprehend exactly how the question was asked, or even if it was a question. However, we can take a stab at translating the ‘event’ in terms that we here in our local three-dimensional space-time reality can understand – and we can do this by looking at the clues that surround us.

So, what was this ‘question’? The question was this; what is my purpose?

The evidence that this ‘question’ was asked can be found all around us; every single man-made object exists for one reason and one reason only: as an outer physical value assigned to some measurement of purpose.

There is nothing man-made that has been made that wasn’t made without some form of purpose in mind – and if something can be measured to have purpose, then it can also be measured to have a lack of purpose as well.

Now, God cannot measure purpose in a multidimensional reality where there is only God because by definition, there is nothing to measure itself against. In order to measure purpose, it was necessary to generate a reality of a set number of dimensions in order to generate space, which in turn, generated the measurable variable of time.

In a reality where everything is separate and where one thing can be measured against something else, God is able to manifest itself within the confines of that framework as the individualised members of humanity so that purpose can be measured.

The measurement of purpose is carried out by God, separate from God, and yet eternally whole.

But wait! How is this possible?!?

God can’t communicate with us in any way, and we certainly can’t communicate with God. God exists in a multidimensional reality. There, God is all, everywhere, at all times. There is only God. There is nothing but God. God simply can’t exist in any shape or form here in our local, three-dimensional space-time reality because it is impossible for God to do so. Here, we have restriction and separateness. Restriction and separateness do not apply to God.

Similarly, we as human beings couldn’t possibly exist in a multidimensional reality bereft of space or time because we need the restrictions of three-dimensional reality governed by time and space in order to ‘be’ – we have physical form for one reason and one reason only; to measure purpose. But here’s the thing; God doesn’t need to be able to communicate with us, and we don’t need to be able to communicate with God, because God is in fact each and every one of us, and we in turn, are all God.

Contradictory? Well, no, not really. Again, it all depends on how you measure it.

Forget the physical body for a moment and concentrate on that thing within you that is thinking. That is God. Conscious awareness is God, and conscious awareness is within you, because you are God.

The interaction of the nonlocal multidimensional event with our physical reality gave rise to conscious awareness. That individualised conscious awareness that is you is exactly the same as the conscious awareness existing in the nonlocal multidimensional reality – its just that the individualised aspects of that conscious awareness can only exist here while the whole of the conscious awareness can only exist somewhere nonlocal, free of the constraints of time and space.

Here’s something else to consider; God does not have all the answers. God is learning through us because God is us, and through us, God is exploring the nature of purpose.

God may very well be incredibly powerful – at least from the point of view of viewing itself from the perspective of a three-dimensional reality governed by space and time – but if God is not aware of its power and potential, that power and potential will go unrecognised and unused.

If we are here to measure purpose, then one of the greatest measurements of purpose we could make would be to recognise the infinite potential and power that we as God have – surely the ultimate measurement of purpose.

The knowledge is out there, and has been outlined in the Bible (and other ancient texts), but the information has become distorted, interpreted wrongly.

Having said that, the information and knowledge is still coming through via other means. This blog is just one of them. Questions are being asked. The spiritual awakening of man/God grows with each new decade. We are slowly beginning to recognise the unlimited power hidden within us – and more importantly how to use it correctly.

The Bible doesn’t just detail the birth of mankind; the Bible details the birth of God, the birth of conscious awareness within God, and therefore within humanity. This is what Genesis is all about. Genesis doesn’t describe how an all-powerful bearded man in white robes created Man; Genesis describes the natural generation of conscious awareness of God as God exists here; individualised and constrained by time and space in order to begin the exploration of its own purpose via measurement.

God is man, and man is God. Separate and yet one. Individualised, and yet whole.

It all depends upon whether you measure yourself from the perspective of a nonlocal multidimensional reality – which would be impossible because there’s nothing to measure yourself against because ‘you’ are everything! – or whether you measure yourself from the perspective of our local, three-dimensional reality governed by space and time.

It’s all relative, and it’s all about the measurement.

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