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Until a subatomic particle is observed by a
conscious being, that particle exists in potentia
everywhere and everywhen in the entire universe.
Upon observation this smeared out particle collapses
to a single point in space for the moment of
conscious observation. String these moments together
one after the other and you create the illusion of
time and a physical reality.
Space only exists as a relationship between 2 or
more points. Time only exists as a relationship
between 2 or more moments. If space only comes into
existence upon observation by a conscious being and
the act of observation creates time by separating
one moment from the next, isn't it safe to say that
space and time don't exist outside of consciousness?
If space, time, matter, and energy are all dependent
on consciousness to create the fabric of material
illusion, is it really a stretch to say that
consciousness can affect the particles making up
this illusion? Is the illusion itself not
subservient to the consciousness that creates it?
Magic is simply the science of manipulating this
malleable physical world through the use of will and
consciousness. |
