Amanda Devine

“Thoughts Are Physical Things Affecting Physical Things” – Part 2

It is all great and captivating, but what does that mean to us in our daily lives?

First, we all know that we and everything around us is made of atoms. You are made of atoms, and I am made of atoms and those atoms have smaller particles inside them.  In that case, we are dealing with particles on subatomic level every moment of our lives. Not really realizing, we are engulfed in quantum physics all our lives. So, why those “strange” things that you find in quantum physics do not happen in our lives? Why aren’t we changing our physical world with our minds like the quantum physics scientists do?

The point is that we do!!! We just don’t realize it. We create with every single thought anything that we believe in and think about. We are not aware of it and that is why most of the time we create what we don’t want in our lives. But what about our law of gravity? You might say that we cannot change that here. Let me ask you a question, do you think it is possible to defy the law of gravity in our physical reality? You probably will say that it is not. By answering the question this way, we are like the scientist who believes that the law of gravity will work in a subatomic level. Because we believe it is impossible, it is. What is the difference between the scientists that perform those experiments and us? The scientists performing experiments with particles smaller than an atom did not know what to expect. Some of them speculated that the law of gravity would work, others said it would not. As you know from the previous blogs that depending on what the scientists thought and expected, the results were different. The results were in direct line with what the scientists expected to happen. If the scientists believed it would work it did. If they believed it would not work, it did not. What about us. When we throw a ball, could we expect that that ball would not fall down? We would not even think about it! We know that when we throw a ball it always falls down. We saw it so many times, and we are conditioned to expect that, so it happens exactly the way we expected. Is it possible for the ball not to fall? Yes, it is, but that takes some doing for us to change a lifetime of believes. We are not like the scientists that do not know what to expect in new conditions. We know exactly what to expect and that is why the ball will always fall.