Quantum Conditioning 2

Quantum Conditioning (QC) is a way of getting what your soul desires by Practicing:

What sets QC apart from other ways of conditioning? You may know that everything we pay attention to consists of miniscule molecules. Each molecule is made up of a bunch of atoms. Each atom is composed of a nucleus and lots of electrons orbiting it.

This nucleus comprises of protons and neutrons, which break down into elementary quantum bits or particles, such as quarks, leptons, bosons, photons, and neutrinos.

Everything we observe is in essence nothing more than a huge soup of quantum vortices fractally compressed to particles (≈4%) and seemingly empty space (≈96%).

Quantum physicists notice that when the energy beam of their attention, a stream of bio-photons, is focused on a quantum phenomenon, its multi-dimensional properties and behavior changes.

Therefore, a different way of perceiving is required: a shift from mostly linear ‘left brain’ thinking in words and numbers, via a more ‘right brain’ thinking in images, to a more quantum-based heart-centered living.

Is Quantum Perception the new Paradigm ?

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