Your Emotions, All Of Them,
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Every once in a while, something shifts inside us.
We experience it as inspiration, as mental energy, an “A-ha” moment and — significantly — a great idea trying to be born
And once we experience such a moment, the question becomes, “How can I have more of it?”.
A-ha moments remain mysterious because of a seldom-discussed distinction: The brain and the mind are different.
The Brain is Physical Matter.
The Mind is Not.
At any given moment, the brain experiences things in half quantums. It sees half pictures of happy or sad, kind or cruel, up or down. And this makes sense because the brain is composed of fermions, which are half-quantum up and half-quantum down particles that function like the bytes (0’s or 1’s) of a classical computer. As such, they switch on or off in different half-moments in time. This creates disequilibrium. It’s similar to the experience of the brain—either up or down. When we're up we don’t experience the downside, and when we’re down we don't experience the upside..Our brain experiences half of the whole, at any moment.
The mind, however, always experiences the whole quantum. The whole picture of happy and sad, kind and cruel, up and down. This makes sense because the mind parallels the state of superposition of whole-quantum particles called bosons that function like the qubits (0’s and1’s) of a quantum computer. When particles function concurrently in a whole moment of time, this is equilibrium. We quite literally see the whole moment clearly. Say “hello” to an A-ha moment!
“There exists everywhere a medium in things, determined by equilibrium.”
~Dmitri Mendelev, Father of The Periodic Table of Elements
How valuable is an Ah-a moment?
How about $400,000,000 for “Let’s get ready to Rumble,” That's what Michael Buffer earned from trademarking these now famous five words.
How about an inspiration that revolutionized an entire global industry with an invention from the 1800's? That’s exactly what Elon Musk did with EV’s.
And how about thanking a high school dropout for an idea so powerful it lit up the world. Thank you, Mr. Thomas Edison.
Get Out Of Your Brain
Get Into Your Mind
Let’s start by delving a bit more into the brain and mind. The mind, as we discussed, exists in the now, in the whole-quantum moment. The brain, however, splits the whole-quantum experience of now into separate half-quantum moments. At the cellular level, the brain’s electrical charges trigger hormones to turn or off. In the everyday world, we experience these half-quantum moments as elations or depressions.
In a half-quantum elation moment, the brain triggers dopamine. Dopamine links to certain thoughts that ‘` depression moment, the brain triggers a serotonin dump. This links to thoughts that become a one-sided fear or hell.
We cling to our one-sided fantasies and try to flee from the other side. But what goes up must come down and vice-versa. Thus the brain ricochets between ups and downs.
New input, however, can push the brain to see both sides simultaneously—to find flaws in its fantasies and blessings in its fears.
And while the brain is trying to get its half-quantums together, the mind waits in silence. Suddenly, in a whole quantum experience, the brain finally balances the scale. Emotions arrive at point equilibrium and the mind breaks its silence —- an A-ha moment!
It’s a natural process…The problem? It takes too damn long.
“The test of a first rate Intelligence is the ability to hold two opposing ideas in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function.”
~ F. Scott Fitzgerald
Truth is, you don’t need to wait around for your brain to put its half-quantums together.
You can learn how to consciously make it happen.
Then, wham!, A-ha moments arrive a whole lot faster.
Your consciousness takes a quantum leap.
The Equilibration™ process shows you how to do this again and again. That’s what we do.
With equilibration, brain or mind becomes your choice.
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