Deep meditation:
Is there only one reality or more realities than the mind can imagine?!
Back in the UK… Back home.
It feels the distance so profound that it’s no question in the future about feelings related to Her while at home and in Seoul. However, it’s only a mind limited perception affected by physics’s law written in its reality.
As a result, even the thoughts take a more profound turn in the changed reality of perceiving Her.
While in Seoul, the meditation experience became more intimate, and her soul image is now a part of my heart vision and desire for a bright future.
My mind starts to understand the concept in my visions related to “Just Love Her“.
It is a fact that the reality of perceptions can reflect different realities that begin when my soul touched the existence of possible destinies.
The existing of different realities in the quantum world is inevitable, with proven tests concluding that other facts are possibly related to the observer actions and position.
I didn’t expect much to happen in Seoul, but it changed all my perception of feeling Her and meditation became more profound and more robust than before.
Using the most sophisticated instrument – heart – tested the feelings related to visions, the path to enlightenment and connection with Her, while touching the reality with places, people and events in Seoul. It also changed my destiny instantly walking on the journey of visions.
Her existence felt in visions, sensations and touching her soul image while awake in some moments can be an effect of one of the realities where there is a destiny with Her.
That’s why the feeling is so real every experience with Her. Although nothing sustains this awareness in this reality.
Does this means that no chance for destiny with Her in this reality?!
It’s debatable but for the moment, not even a connection with her soul image made.
It appears only glimpses in the visions with her soul image shadowing my mind and heart with blissful touching of alternate realities.
Information notes:
More Than One Reality Exists (in Quantum Physics)
https://www.livescience.com/amp/65029-dueling-reality-photons.html
“It seems that, in contrast to classical physics, measurement results cannot be considered absolute truth but must be understood relative to the observer who performed the measurement,” Ringbauer said.
Can two versions of reality exist at the same time? Physicists say they can — at the quantum level, that is.
Researchers recently conducted experiments to answer a decades-old theoretical physics question about dueling realities. This tricky thought experiment proposed that two individuals observing the same photon could arrive at different conclusions about that photon’s state — and yet both of their observations would be correct.
For the first time, scientists have replicated conditions described in the thought experiment. Their results, published Feb. 13 in the preprint journal arXiv, confirmed that even when observers described different states in the same photon, the two conflicting realities could both be true.
Quantum physics: Our study suggests objective reality doesn’t exist
https://phys.org/news/2019-11-quantum-physics-reality-doesnt.amp
A fact, as established by a measurement, should be objective, such that all observers can agree with it.
But in a paper recently published in Science Advances, we show that in the micro-world of atoms and particles that is governed by the strange rules of quantum mechanics, two different observers are entitled to their own facts. In other words, according to our best theory of the building blocks of nature itself, facts can actually be subjective.
Observers are powerful players in the quantum world. According to the theory, particles can be in several places or states at once—this is called a superposition. But oddly, this is only the case when they aren’t observed. The second you observe a quantum system, it picks a specific location or state—breaking the superposition. The fact that nature behaves this way has been proven multiple times in the lab—for example, in the famous double-slit experiment (see video).
