Quantum Theory & Alchemy

[deviadah]

It is really too early for me to post on this matter right now, but I think it will be good to get it out there to see what others think... two, three, four (or more) brains are better than one - at least sometimes!

Quantum Theory & Alchemy?



Kindered spirits?

Thoughts?

[deviadah]

Quantum theory depicts particles as behaving both as particles and waves. The duality of the so-called wavicle is accepted theory and yet the point-like depiction of elementary particles is so unsatisfactory that it has spawned new theories of matter which are known as M theories (string and superstring theories) and quantum gravity. - source

[LadyHydralisk]

I think all of the theories out there are a little on target, not all the way there but better than what we had before. I especially like string theory, I like the elegance of it, tiny little ourourboros's composing all of material reality, neat!


I love this visual interactive diagram on the size of strings, take a look!

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/elegant/scale.html

[deviadah]

Here is another link that m1thr0s brought to the light:

The Quantum State In Alchemy by Charles Higgins

[deviadah]

Quantum Philosophy Theories

This site contains some essays on various aspects of Quantumism!

Some excerpts:
Quantum Holism and the Philosophy of Mind by Prof.M. Esfeld
Towards a Neo-Copenhagen Interpretation by Prof.W.M.de Muynck

Enjoy!

[deviadah]

On Fred Alan Wolf's site there are some interesting articles: HERE (scroll down)

Of which these three are worthy to point out:
Is the Mind of God Found in Quantum Field Theory?

The Quantum Physical Communication Between the Self and the Soul,” Noetic Journal, Vol. 2, No. 2, April, 1999:

FIGURE 1
SOUL-TALK AS KEPLER SAW IT.
The soul (and God), at the center of the sphere, communicates with the body (Jesus), at the surface of that sphere, by emanating radial lines of spirit. - source

The Quantum Physics of Consciousness: Towards a New Psychology.” Integrative Psychiatry, Vol. 3, No. 4 December, 1985.


The site doesn't have a free download of the book of his I really want to read:



Although the first chapter is available: HERE

The advancement of the letter-symbols points to experience, life, reality, and so on, with the symbols coming alive, as it were. Matter into Feeling, then, looks at the continual movement of the nine mental/material seed archetypes into living symbols, literally a transformation of matter—already embodying mind—into life, the feeling and awareness of matter.

Note, too, that when we put two letter-symbols together, indicating a transformation from the former to the latter, they occasionally spell out a Hebrew word that symbolizes that transformation. In ancient Hebrew there may have been more examples of a matching between ancient words and the sacred meaning of the letters. Short of that, by going through a typical modern Hebrew/English dictionary I came up with words, shown below, that typify the transformation. In those cases where no word seemed to exist, I used the Qabala definition of the symbols:

aleph to yod (a to y; 1 to 10 )
island—the movement to self-identity

bayt to khaf (b to k; 2 to 20)
birth—the movement from dream to reality

ghimel to lammed (g to l; 3 to 30)
wave—the movement from wave to feeling

dallet to mem (d to m; 4 to 40)
blood—the movement of the trickster

hay to noon (h to n; 5 to 50)
curve of life—the movement toward balance

vav to sammekh (w to s; 6 to 60)
menses—the movement of sexual energy

zayn to ayn (z to u; 7 to 70)
observation—the movement of the universe

hhayt to phay (j to p; 8 to 80)
purity—the movement from self to soul

tayt to tsadde (f to x; 9 to 90)
structure of love—the movement of life - source

[Sponsored content]