This Quantum Life

Every once in a while, one of us wakes up to the shenanigans behind the curtain, starts saying something, and is then silenced by the majority who don't want to wake up from their comfortable survival dream.

As infinite Religion & Spirituality beings, part of us is residing outside of time and space, which could imbue our temporal lives with a sense of being directed by a higher force.

Violence of all kinds is an acting out of a demand for unconditional love. The violence acts as an initiation for those from which the unconditional love is demanded. It is a brutal test of compassion for the targets of violence.

It is our super power of forgiveness that awakens the infinite possibilities of how we respond to the darkness, revealing all choices we can make to return to the light.

Quantum living provides the option of non-duality, where a negative state is the evidence of a simultaneously existing positive one.

Fear stops and freezes. Love flows and warms. Both states are necessary to maintain a physical reality, but when the mind stops and freezes, our body follows, and before we know it, we're cowering behind the nearest shelter with eyes wide shut dreading the next moment.

Each of us determines our experience by our choices. We choose to see peace, compassion, and love. Lo and behold peace, compassion and love begin to show up.

By allowing an energy (emotional opinion, judgmental conclusions, etc.), we automatically must observe it with detachment. This includes observing one's own emotional and intellectual responses. By allowing discordant and chaotic energies to be, it reveals the necessity of their being.

From the perspective of quantum living, human consciousness is waking up from the American Dream, and seeing that there is a much, much larger campaign of control being waged by those who benefit the most from the woes of humanity.

The feelings we have about an issue are very often driven by our past experiences that in turn frame that issue within a very narrow aperture of awareness. We see pictures of events and adopt other people's interpretations of those pictures, depending on how we want to feel about what is happening.