Quantum entanglement, a pivotal concept in quantum mechanics, suggests that particles can become so deeply linked that the state of one can instantaneously influence another, transcending physical distance. Einstein famously described it as “spooky action at a distance,” pushing the boundaries of our classical understanding of space and causality.
In mystical traditions like voodoo, objects such as dolls are believed to influence a person when manipulated, mirroring the principle of quantum entanglement. This notion of an invisible, profound link echoes the enigmatic bond in entangled particles, bridging the gap between the symbolic nature of magic and the concrete realities of quantum mechanics. Usually an aspect of the person is added to the doll, it could be hair or a nail clipping, the operant observer of this process, (the practitioner) uses this to create the entangled link. The applied effect being, whatever happens to the doll, happens to the person entangled with it.
The practice of remote viewing, where individuals claim to perceive distant places or events, also shares parallels with quantum entanglement. Despite spatial separation, ‘remote viewers’ seem to entangle with their targets, accessing information in ways that defy conventional sensory experience, again i suggest entanglement can be the reason at play here. By creating the mental link or connection when they extend their perception remotely, that entangled connected allows them to perceive remotely. Their mental extension infuses the area with a piece of their own energy, allowing them to sense where it extends too.
We can extend the concept to human relationships, where deep emotional bonds create a kind of entanglement, manifesting in mirrored feelings or synchronicities, despite physical distances. This hypothesis suggests a quantum-like connection, transcending physical space, and offering insights into shared experiences and empathetic connections. Your emotions and energies become entangled with each other.
These ideas can be further developed to show that life’s events are not mere coincidences but part of an interconnected web. It posits that every interaction contributes to this intricate network, influencing events and experiences across vast distances, with each person moving along this web of interconnected experiences and events, creating more of these entangled situations in a grander shared planetary microcosm and larger universal macrocosm. As above, so below.
As usual I must say that this journey into the intersection of quantum physics and mysticism is theoretical and speculative. These are my musings and not a scientific paper.
