Tag: Pat Hogan

Doe our mind access another dimension? I just finished watching a wonderful video on neurons and synapses. It amazes me how intricate but delicate our physical brain is. Let’s take a look at how this function works. A neuron sends an electrical impulse from one to another which literally gets your brain fired up. In one of my past articles, I spoke on Quantum Mechanics which are used to describe the underlying characteristics of the physical world we live in. At the smallest level energy is stimulated causing a reaction that creates physical objects. I am no scientist so this is the best way that I can describe what I perceive, I may be a little off but I get close.

Isn’t it wonderful to look up at the night sky and see thousands of stars and galaxies! I know it’s harder to view it with the city lights glaring but you can still catch glimpses of the brightest ones. If one has read anything about these heavenly objects they know that many lie millions even billions of miles afar. What you are looking at is a past time when they shone their brilliance and may possibly no longer exist. Let’s pick a closer object say the moon. Its orbit is approximately 238,900 miles away. Since light travels at a constant speed it takes 1.3 seconds for you to view an image of it when it shines, so what you see no longer exists only what it did appear to be. If one has read anything about these heavenly objects they know that many lie millions even billions of miles afar. What you are looking at is a past time when they shone their brilliance and many possibly no longer exist.

Do Quantum Mechanics and Quantum Consciousness complement each other? I was e-mailing the owner of the Living Librarian website, and he expressed his interest in addressing the issue of Quantum Consciousness. I asked and received his okay to use his idea in a post. As with most of my posts, I like to use current scientific principles and hypotheses when I approach issues concerning our mental or conscious connection with the universes, we live in. Physicists are delving into the smallest areas of our creation searching for how our existence came into being and they are addressing this issue using a field of mathematics called Quantum Mechanics.

Is it possible that there is more to our mind than the I? Several years ago I wrote a book called I am the I Am. In it I spoke about words and phrases from the past which were written for those of that time. Quotes and phrases from Socrates to the philosophers of today have always carried the same message just written in the verbiage of their day. In the old testament Moses said to Pharo, I am that I am meaning that he was speaking as the voice of his God. I chose to change that phrase to I am the I Am so that I could get across the message that you and I are a part of God and not just it’s voice.

If you've read any of my prior posts you will find out that I love following the field of physics. I find string theory fascinating especially that it can vibrate at different levels. Imagine a string whether open, like a length of regular string, or one that is closed in the fashion of a loop. Now, some theorists have hypothesized that a segment of that string can vibrate at a different level than other parts of the string. Since strings are buried deep within atoms, within the particles themselves they interact in a way that determines what that particle is maybe a proton, electron, neutron, or another exotic one.