We are conditioned to think that the outside world is more important than the internal world. This model of science
(what the bleep) says just the opposite. It says what happens in us, creates the external world.
Can we see more than our brain telss us?
Do we only see what we believe?
Are our minds conditioned?
What we see is not reality. We see that the sun rises, but "know" that in reality the sun relative to us (the earth) is
stationary and that the earth rotates.
What the Bleep Do We Know!? and follow what the bleep down the rabbit hole is a new kind of film, consisting of
interviews, a storyline, detailed visual effects and animations. The underlying idea is that everything is interconnected. Science and
spirituality in the film are not two different ways of thinking, but in fact describe the same. And that gives the individual the divine
power to create. In America the film was a huge success and in the Netherlands he played in the bigger theaters. Happened and what happens
with all successful films: the response was controversial. Thus one finds it "an intriguing film," speaks about the other "new age shameless
propaganda". The film is at least guarantee a spirited discussion.
Quantum mechanics is the physics of possibilities.
Do our eyes see, or our brains? What is reality?
Quantum mechanics is the physics of possibilities. Materialism deprives people of the need to feel responsible. Religion often. Quantum mechanics
puts responsibility back completely with you.
The most solid matter what we can say is that it is an idea or a concentrated bit of information. Things are made of concepts, ideas,
information.
I want that house, I can
get home and I make sure I get home.
Result: ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
We create our own reality. Sometimes we start a workshop with the words: "This is the beginning of a beautiful day, unless
we have other plans." Success guaranteed. Because of the humor, but also because everyone intuitively feel that it's true. Quantum
mechanics says we are wright, because we create our own reality through our thinking.
Erwin Schrodinger, a scientist at the birth of modern science: "Our acting itself can be found anywhere in the world, because it is itself the
world. On closer examination you will discover that what you really mean by 'I' is the receptacle, where experiences and memories are stored.
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Ervin Laszlo:
"The Western thought assumes that the world only excists out of two things: matter and space. Matter is in the area, moving in space and is the
key reality. Space is just the 'container' in which matter is. Space without matter has no right to exist. This thinking goes back to the ancient
Greeks and was the cornerstone of Newtonian physics. Einstein's relativity theory and quantum theory of Bohr and Heisenberg changed the world
drastically. Maybe it's time for a drastic change in our thinking. "
"Behind the reality of space and matter is a kind of 'sea of energy'. The ancient sages called this sea akasha. Matter is not primary, but this
sea area and does everything together. What we incorporated matter arises as a result of the interactions in the depths of this universal field.
Absolute does not matter, the only thing that really exists is an absolute matter creates energy. "
Behind the reality we experience is a field of energy (the Akashic Chronicle) where information is stored.
Laszlo describes life as a continual dance with the underlying field. This dance is everything and everyone is interconnected in a sort of
"inter-being" (a term used by the Zen monk Thich Nhat Hanh), because "everything is part of an immense network of close relationships that the
whole biosphere embraces and connects with the wider branched networks that reach into the cosmos. "
