Now let me see if I have this right.
In the quantum world,
nothing happens until we see it happen.
Well, sort of see it happen
in the mind,
in a world of unseen subatomic particles,
indivisible things, we’re told;
things and observer codependent:
sans observer, sans things:
nothing.
Is the moon there if you don’t look at it?
How do you know?
Is this a quantum quirk?
You got to keep your mind
on the show,
reality set to a tune
you may not apprehend,
a wild, uninhibited, fleeting dance
by the numbers,
things dancing here and there,
always here to there,
nothing
in between,
just a hop here,
a spin there,
doing the quantum jump.
In the quantum world, so they say,
past and present give meaning to the future.
Eliot probably had it right:
Be always safe,
Karen
Nuts? Definitely not! What an exploration you take on here and how well you handle it with a mild slightly skeptical tone which is as it should be when we move in a mixed media world of reality, perceived reality and fantasy and imagination. Wonderfully challenging thoughts.
John
Rockie Coppolella
luv,
et
submerged in yesterday" and
"certain of nothing
but the truth
imagination senses"
These are my favorite lines. Love the subject matter; read and write of it often. It's a very empowering experience to align oneself with universal laws. I love the idea that we can consciously choose which thoughts to impress upon our subconscious that they may ultimately manifest in the physical world. To focus on an ideal and hold it with such fidelity that it manifests through materializing circumstances is the gift of will.
Oh, check out the very last episode of Dr. Bonnie's victory. THE END