Synchronicities & quantum entanglement
My focus here is on entanglement and feedback at all scales, the sine qua non for the manifestation of communication and resonance at the quantum level…
Synchronicities, from philosophy to physics
The term “synchronicity”, which first appeared in 1928, was created by Swiss psychoanalyst Carl Gustav Jung. After many revisions of the concept, he defined synchronicity as…
From quantum vacuum to matter
How does the theory of the connected universe explain matter and motion? What is the quantum vacuum? What about consciousness? Answers in infographics…
Does free will exist ?
Do we have a choice? Is there such a thing as free will? Depending on the plane of consciousness considered, the answer to these questions will be different…
Movement & perception
A few years ago, I experienced a rather unusual perception of movement. It was during a paragliding flight, an activity I was indulging in for the first time. I was very apprehensive about taking off…
Unity, from ether to space
Ancient traditions describe the existence of a non-manifest substance that precedes manifest creation. It fills space, perpetually creates and recreates matter, permeates everything, unifies everything…
From renormalization to fractals
Quantum theory eliminates the infinity predicted by the equations by renormalization. Nassim Haramein reintroduces it thanks to fractals…
The holographic universe: the underlying unity
Imagine you want to buy a house. You’ll probably draw up a list of objective criteria, from which you’ll select the houses you want to visit. As you go along, however…
Objectivity, the blind spot of science
A science approached in relation to consciousness cannot seek to be objective. In fact, the notion of objectivity disappears of its own accord when we speak of consciousness…