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Scientists are now finding evidence for a universal, immediate connectedness within the framework of science, both mathematically and experimentally. In 1964, physicist J.S. Bell published a mathematical proof called Bell's theorem. Bell's theorem mathematically supports the concept that subatomic "particles" are connected in some way that transcends space and time, so that anything that happens to one particle affects other particles. This effect is immediate and does not need "time" to be transmitted. Einstein's relativity theory stated that it is impossible for a particle to travel faster than the speed of light. In Bell's theorem, effects can be "superluminal," or faster than the speed of light. Bell's theorem has now been supported by experimentation. We are now talking about a phenomenon that stands outside Einstein's theory of relativity. We are trying to go beyond the wave/particle duality. So once again, as the state of the art of scientific equipment advances, allowing us to probe deeper into matter with more sensitivity, we find phenomena that cannot be explained by the current theory. When this kind of probing happened in the late 1800s, the discovery of electricity revolutionized the world and made us think even more deeply about who we are. When it happened again in the 1940s, atomic power revolutionized the world. It appears that we are now headed into another period of tremendous change. If physicists learn how this instantaneous connectedness works, we could conceivably learn to be consciously aware of our instantaneous connections with the world and each other. This would obviously revolutionize communication. It would also drastically change how we interact with each other. This instantaneous connection may provide us with the ability to read each others' minds whenever we want to. We could know what is going on in each other and truly understand each other deeply. We may also see more clearly how our thoughts, feelings (energy fields) and actions affect the world much more than we previously thought. |
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