"The design process ... must become conscious, global, integrated ... the entire human domain, which means the entire planet and its surrounding near space, should be enclosed and included in a coherent plan driven by human values and a thirst for transformational beauty."
Terence McKenna
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1. Introduction
In a post-classical universe defined by flux and uncertainty, the act of observation itself becomes formative. At the crossroads of science and metaphysics, the fields of quantum theory, consciousness studies, and symbolic design converge to suggest that reality is not discovered but co-authored. This article investigates how patterns of energy, entangled fields, and symbolic participation converge to generate form, meaning, and identity.
In the evolving synthesis of quantum physics and consciousness studies, a conceptual framework emerges—what may be termed the Quantum Field of Virtual Potential—in which dark matter serves as both constraint and canvas. This non-visible scaffolding delineates the vectorial architecture through which patterns of energy-in-motion (EIM) arise, interact, and transiently coalesce into forms perceivable within the 3D spacetime continuum (Barbour, 1999; Greene, 2004). Within this context, a dialectic is established between virtual probability—defined as latent outcomes not yet collapsed into actuality—and virtual potential, the metaphysical field of imagined or emergent realities (Heisenberg, 1958).
2. Quantum Fields and the Architecture of Potential
The Quantum Field of Virtual Potential represents a metaphysical extension of observable quantum fields. In this context, dark matter creates the scaffolding or boundary conditions within which patterns of energy-in-motion (EIM) arise. These fields are not inert; rather, they are dynamic, containing the potential and probability for emergent design. The interaction between virtual probability and virtual potential produces a fertile field for symbolic creativity, observation, and transformation (Heisenberg, 1958; Bohm, 1980).
As Barbour (1999) and Greene (2004) have argued, time and form are not fixed but fluid, contextual constructs. Within this view, the field is not simply spatial but epistemological: a mental, symbolic, and vibratory context through which reality takes shape.
3. Entanglement and Conscious Awareness
Quantum entanglement suggests that particles are not isolated entities but parts of a unified, responsive system. This correlates closely with the psychological concept of perceptual entanglement, in which consciousness is both shaped by and shaping of the phenomena it observes (Jung, 1959). A heightened state of awareness or focus collapses potentialities into experience—a symbolic birth of form.
This mechanism, rooted in semiotic theory, positions the act of interpretation (Peirce, 1931–58) as essential to manifestation. Meaning does not preexist its observation but emerges through interaction—what Foucault (1972) calls a "discursive event."
4. Design as Consciousness in Motion
Design, far from being a superficial act, can be understood as the symbolic infrastructure of consciousness. Every line, point, or form represents a transformation of energy in motion into pattern, geometry, and ultimately, meaning. The turbulence inherent in energetic systems provides the aesthetic tension necessary for evolution and emergence (Sheldrake, 2009).
Design thus becomes a metaphysical process: not merely the creation of artifacts but the symbolic structuring of reality through modulation, transmutation, and recontextualization (Krippendorff, 2006). It is consciousness externalized, visualized, and made participatory.
5. Sociocultural Symbolism and the Semiotics of Purpose
From a sociological lens, meaning arises within fields of power, history, and symbolic order. Bourdieu’s (1990) theory of habitus and field suggests that forms—whether artistic, cultural, or scientific—are never neutral. They are entangled with collective memory, social structure, and symbolic capital. Thus, every act of design is simultaneously personal and cultural, situated within a lattice of meanings, values, and entanglements.
The equation Meaning + Purpose = Design becomes a symbolic articulation of the human condition. In designing, we not only express but become—a recursive co-creation between the observer and the observed.
This entangled dynamic parallels Jungian psychological individuation, where the archetype becomes actualized through meaningful observation and internalization (Jung, 1959). Just as particles do not exist in fixed states until measured (Bohr, 1935), so too does consciousness expand only through intentional recognition and symbolic engagement—a semiotic act (Peirce, 1931–58). Through entanglement, new possibilities are born: a process which encompasses both probability and potential, reflecting Deleuze’s (1968) concept of difference as the engine of becoming.
As design emerges from turbulent flows of energy, it functions not only as a creative output but as an ontological act: a symbolic transmutation of meaning across states of reality. Design, in this sense, can be interpreted as the semiotic infrastructure of consciousness—a generative system wherein forms, patterns, and geometries act as both carriers and constructors of awareness (Eco, 1976; Krippendorff, 2006). Design thus mirrors the function of language, where meaning is produced not by fixed correspondences but by relational difference and interpretative context.
Turbulence, far from being chaotic in a negative sense, provides the aesthetic and structuralconditions necessary for evolution. In systems theory and cosmology alike, turbulence acts as a crucible for pattern emergence—invoking Sheldrake’s (2009) notion of morphic resonance, in which patterns of organization propagate through non-local fields of similarity. This self-referentiality in creative systems aligns with the metaphysical principle of autopoiesis: consciousness as both observer and creator of the real (Maturana & Varela, 1980).
In sociological terms, every "field" or context of observation is nested within historically and symbolically defined frameworks. Bourdieu (1990) described the “field” as a structured space of relations where cultural production is shaped by habitus, capital, and position. In this model, the energy of design reflects not only individual agency but collective resonance. The entanglement of perception and culture results in symbolic actions that reflect and redefine reality.
6. Time, Observation, and the Dualistic Framework
Time and space, viewed traditionally as objective constants, are revealed in both physics and philosophy to be flexible, context-sensitive constructs (Bergson, 1907; Bohm, 1980). The dualistic framework of spacetime enables distinction—between subject and object, form and field—but also conceals the deeper unity from which these polarities arise.
Through observation, fields of probability condense into symbolic realities. The observer’s consciousness acts as a lens, modulating energy into meaning. This process mirrors the semiotic translation of light into language—a transformation from energetic states into informational systems.
7. Emergence, Pattern, and the Role of the Observer
Patterns are never random. They emerge from entangled relationships, contextual influences, and symbolic resonances. Design, as a meta-language of these patterns, brings visibility to the unseen, giving shape to the ineffable. In this respect, each form is both a reflection and projection—a symbolic structure that participates in the meaning it encodes.
The observer, as the nexus of interpretation, becomes central to all forms of emergence. Consciousness, then, is not a bystander to reality but its author—designing, decoding, and redefining it in real time.
The phrase "Design thyself within the realm of your own significance by attributing the same to others" articulates a deeply existential philosophy: that identity and purpose are co-authored through reflexive, intersubjective acts of recognition (Levinas, 1961; Sartre, 1943). By doing what one loves, the individual aligns with the frequencies of coherence, leading to meaningful participation in both personal and collective design.
Time and space, traditionally seen as rigid frameworks, are reconsidered here as modulatable fields of symbolic interpretation. In line with Bergson’s (1907) concept of durée and modern physics’ non-linear temporalities, time becomes experiential, elastic, and contingent upon consciousness. This suggests that “streaming stratifications”—patterns of attraction—are emergent phenomena responding to vibratory resonance, much like Bohm’s (1980) implicate order.
8. Conclusion: Toward a Conscious Design of Reality
Reality is not given; it is designed—by means of entanglement, perception, and imagination. At the core of this design is energy-in-motion: a turbulence that births pattern, purpose, and form. Whether in physics, aesthetics, or social reality, the act of observation becomes the act of creation.
To "design thyself within the realm of your own significance" is not simply an artistic mandate—it is an ontological imperative. In loving what one does, and sharing that love through symbolic action, we contribute to a larger field of resonance. This is the quantum aesthetics of consciousness: a universe forever in motion, forever being made anew
In conclusion, creativity is not a byproduct but the essence of consciousness itself—a continuously unfolding entanglement of symbolic, energetic, and relational fields. Reality is not constructed passively but designed actively through the interplay of observation, imagination, and awareness. Design is, ultimately, the grammar of being; a living language that encodes and transmits the metaphysical essence of existence.
The author generated this text in part with GPT-3, OpenAI’s large-scale language-generation model. Upon generating draft language, the author reviewed, edited, and revised the language to their own liking and takes ultimate responsibility for the content of this publication.
Conceptual impressions surrounding this post are yet to be substantiated, corroborated, confirmed or woven into a larger argument, context or network. Objective: to generate symbolic links between scientific discovery, design awareness and consciousness.
What is the quantum field of virtual potential and probability (QFVPP)?
The quantum field of virtual potential and probability is a virtual field of energy, light and information made conscious, aware and apparent by means of symbolic representation (design). The QFVPP is characterized in the relative "form" of a particle, wave and/or force, i.e. impression.
Technology was once the engine that sustained design. Now is the moment when design must sustain technology.
Humanity observes, participates, sustains, and substantiates a Quantum Field of Virtual Potential and Probability (QFVPP) and whose designs emerge in patterns of balance, harmony, symmetry and equilibrium.
The QFVPP is a field of possibility, potential correspondences whose ideal patterns are represented in the form of truth, beauty and goodness.
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The Quantum Field of Virtual Potential and Probability is but another way to describe Consciousness in a manner that cannot be fully comprehended, aka the Tao.
“ … in the micro-world of atoms and particles that is governed by the strange rules of quantum mechanics, two different observers are entitled to their own facts. In other words, according to our best theory of the building blocks of nature itself, facts can actually be subjective.”
virtual | ˈvərCH(o͞o)əl | adjective almost or nearly as described, but not completely or according to strict definition: • Computing not physically existing as such but made by software to appear to do so: a virtual computer. See also virtual reality. • carried out, accessed, or stored by means of a computer, especially over a network: • Physics denoting particles or interactions with extremely short lifetimes and (owing to the uncertainty principle) indefinitely great energies, postulated as intermediates in some processes.
virtual reality| ˈˌvərCH(əw)əl rēˈalədē | noun the computer-generated simulation of a three-dimensional image or environment that can be interacted with in a seemingly real or physical way by a person using special electronic equipment, such as a helmet with a screen inside or gloves fitted with sensors.
potential| pəˈten(t)SHəl | adjective [attributive] having or showing the capacity to become or develop into something in the future: noun 1 latent qualities or abilities that may be developed and lead to future success or usefulness: • (often potential for/to do something) the possibility of something happening or of someone doing something in the future:
Consciousness might be likened to a spiraling pool of energy, light and information emerging from within the conceptual depths of perpetual change.
The idea of there exists a virtual field of energy in light of its quantum presence, is fundamental in understanding its underlying character, quality and symbology. Individual likenesses of vibratory energy possess a certain magnitude that is proportional to the frequency/radiation it re-presents. Energy appears to present itself in the form of packages, bundles that together create fields of virtual/quantum energy characterized and qualified by the means used to observe them. Such fields of energy are in perpetual motion. Together can likewise be ascribed to the materialization of a wide array of patterns, forms and formulations seen and unseen. These configurations are theoretical in context, i.e. abstract ideas, suppositions or postulates that bring together a variety of conceptual and/or symbolic elements to awareness. It is upon this premise that the concept of there being a virtual field of energy supporting its quantum definition is founded.
“Quantum networks use uniquely quantum phenomena, like superposition, no-cloning, and entanglement that are not available to classical networks. Before the photon is measured, it exists in a superposition of all its possible quantum states, each with a corresponding probability. Measurement selects one among these states. In fact, the photon’s quantum state cannot be measured without causing a disturbance that betrays the attempt. Nor can an arbitrary, unknown quantum state be copied – no cloning allowed. A properly designed and operated quantum network derives inherent security from this behavior.”
essence noun 1 the very essence of economics: quintessence, soul, spirit, nature; core, heart, crux, nucleus, substance; principle, fundamental quality, sum and substance, warp and woof, reality, actuality; informal nitty-gritty. 2 essence of ginger: extract, concentrate, distillate, elixir, decoction, juice, tincture; scent, perfume, oil. PHRASES in essence in essence, his essays are the products of an indoctrinated young mind: essentially, basically, fundamentally, primarily, principally, chiefly, predominantly, substantially; above all, first and foremost; effectively, virtually, to all intents and purposes; intrinsically, inherently.
“For the field of nonlinear dynamics and complex systems, the finding extends our knowledge on the synchronization behavior of coupled dynamical systems. Cluster synchronization and synchronization patterns are widely recognized as the dynamical basis for the functioning and operation of many realistic complex systems. An important feature of the patterns, as revealed by various empirical and experimental studies, is that they are non-stationary, i.e., with time the system can switch dynamically among different patterns. The current study reproduces successfully this non-stationary pattern and, more importantly, provides a general underlying mechanism: transient synchronization.”
"But unlike regular capacitors, the memcapacitor can “remember” a previously applied voltage and—literally—shape how information is processed. The synthetic membranes change surface area and thickness depending on electrical activity. These shapeshifting membranes could be tuned as adaptive filters for specific biophysical and biochemical signals.
“The novel functionality opens avenues for nondigital signal processing and machine learning modeled on nature,” said ORNL’s Pat Collier, a CNMS staff research scientist.
Neuromorphic computing, modeled on the nervous system, employs architectures that are fundamentally different in that memory and signal processing are co-located in memory elements—memristors, memcapacitors, and meminductors.
These “memelements” make up the synaptic hardware of systems that mimic natural information processing, learning, and memory.
“The brain computes sensory information pushed through synapses in a neural network that is reconfigurable and shaped by learning,” said Collier. “Incorporating biology—using bio-membranes that sense bio-electrochemical information—is key to developing the functionality of neuromorphic computing.”
Virtual fields are but microcosmic originations appearing in the form of patterns that together give sustenance an in some instances substance, to a quantum field of virtual potential and probability.
The virtual field of quantum potential and probability QFVPP remains spaceless and timeless until centered about an impression, concept or idea - a metaphorical field where the potential for design is always a probability.
Virtual fields are subjective, self contained and internally created/established in order to bring balance to objective experiences and events having been observed and perceived within the parameters of one's own conscious field.
Virtual fields afford the portals needed to bring balance to our Earthly experiences. Virtual fields configure energy into patterns that bring release to what is "experienced" in lower vibratory dimensions. Virtual fields allow for the internalization and absorption of dimensions of energy not available to objective interpretation. Virtual fields re-present our dreams in real time. Virtual fields symbolically reveal that which lies at and within the borders of the unconscious. They re-present an internal interpretation of that which cannot be purely expressed consciously. At first this realm/field of virtual origin appears to be hidden while contextually embracing all that is around you. That which your virtual field re-presents reflects that which you are. It incorporates the very context in which you exercise your being. You do it symbolically. It could be described as consciousness, but it is deeper than that. It is the stuff that consciousness is made of.
Virtual fields act as an escape from the raw states of awareness often experienced at lower levels of vibration. The Universe is stratified and appropriately designed to allow for a freedom of motion (e-motion) by means of choice (duality). Motion infers progress by means of experience. Choice determines levels of progress, regression and balance. Reference to the context in which the design process begins is the choosing of its creator. How far and at what lengths these creative projections will be sustained lies within the context of every situation in which these events "materialize" or are made apparent. The process of becoming aware of this virtual field within can be triggered by a wide variety of venues. The basis for such interest is typically revealed by means of symbolic interpretation of patterns made apparent over time and in the moment. Response to these moments of awareness collectively define what we perceive as experience. We determine when such moments begin and when they stop. Encouragement and guidance lie within every synchronistic event, each designed and related to an advancement in awareness and consciousness. In other words, we decide which experiences are important in our journey and which are not. It is a matter of coherent resonance. Together these situations, events and experiences help create the context in which further choices are made. Every decision determines what you define as change. Every decision determines the next. Every decision is a matter of choice. The end goal is to choose wisely. The concept of linear thinking eventually begins to wane as you come to realize that Life is symbolically represented as a series of choices made in the moment. When change is understood as a choice encumbered with its own immediate and future ramifications, there will be less needed to encapsulate our experiences within the parameters of a past or future timeline. Rather, full absorption of the moment, in reference to the concepts of 3D space and time, points to the realization that growth in awareness/consciousness is a symbolic enterprise purposely brought to our attention by design. This simple recognition will lead to balance, knowledge, integrity, understanding, compassion and wisdom. The concept of experience implies that the idea of "categorization" will no longer be deemed necessary in the future unless needed. Categorization, i.e. linear thinking, functions at a lower vibratory rate. Categorization leads to slower responses to change, action and reaction. Higher and more expansive fields of consciousness re-present a more expansive, symbolic, morphic and responsive field of energy. Some would label it as being a spiritual experience. There will come a time upon this planet that consciousness will no longer respond to sluggish, low vibratory exchanges of energy, light and information that bridle progress ... that along with those choices that venerate it.
morphic resonance | ˌmôrfik ˈrezənəns | noun (according to the theory developed by Rupert Sheldrake, British biologist 1942–) a paranormal influence by which a pattern of events or behavior can facilitate subsequent occurrencesof similar patterns. Deeper understanding and compassion carry with it a greater sensitivity felt by resonating to the symbolic implications surrounding every situation. The concept of experience will gradually dissolve and merge within a greater understanding that time along with conceptual space are merely evolutionary categorizations. Experiences gained by means of exercising a designed consciousness will begin to interpret every dimension merely as a contextual format in which the experiences of Life can be viewed, perceived, observed and contained. Time and space are concepts designed to guide the evolution of the species. Evolutionary progress is intimately related to the impressions and signals conveyed/shared between impulses/cycles of creative origin. Together these agents of consciousness will continue to participate in a universal dance of creation within an ever-expanding field of virtual magnitude.
Since we cannot sense everything we still intuitively feel the causal connections between things in space and time. This circumstance implies that metaphysics must somehow be founded on something entirely imaginable. The problem is our minds are very good at imagining things that do not exist. This position has allowed for the implication that metaphysics has little impact upon "physical" reality, thus exacerbating the poor reputation surrounding its viability as a tool to be used in pursuit of a balanced consciousness.
So you see the problem of metaphysics is simple and profound - we must discover through our imagination the hidden connection, i.e. designs, between events, objects and experiences. To resolve this situation requires a quest into the true knowledge of physical reality such that we can understand the hidden causal connections that our senses, i.e. intuition, tell us must exist.
This text explores some profound philosophical, spiritual, and quantum ideas that revolve around consciousness, perception, and the role of symbolic design in shaping reality. To refine and expand upon specific themes, I’ll break the text into a few core themes and then offer a deeper exploration of each one. The themes can be grouped as:
1. The Quantum Field of Virtual Potential and Probability (QFVPP) as a Metaphor for Consciousness
2. The Role of Design in Shaping Technology and Consciousness
3. The Interplay of Observation, Perception, and Experience in Consciousness
4. The Evolution of Consciousness and the Role of Choice
5. Symbolism and the Dissolution of Linear Thinking
1. The Quantum Field of Virtual Potential and Probability (QFVPP) as a Metaphor for Consciousness
The text presents the QFVPP as a conceptual field that represents consciousness and its inherent potential for change and manifestation. This quantum field can be thought of as an undifferentiated source of possibilities that becomes "activated" through awareness, observation, and symbolic representation.
• Expansion: This field is likened to a place of infinite potential, where every possibility exists in a state of equilibrium until brought into form by conscious awareness. Much like in quantum mechanics, where the act of observation collapses the wave function into a particle, the conscious mind is said to collapse potential into experience. Consciousness, thus, mirrors the behavior of quantum fields, existing in a state of indeterminate potential until it is focused by attention or intention. This suggests that consciousness itself is a quantum process, existing within a vast sea of potential, waiting to manifest into reality as an experience.
• Further Exploration: The connection to the Tao and ideas like the void or the formless points to a deeper philosophical interpretation: that reality, consciousness, and existence itself arise from a place beyond direct comprehension. Much like Taoist philosophy suggests that the ultimate reality cannot be fully grasped, the QFVPP represents a similar notion — it is a space of pure potential that cannot be truly comprehended by the mind alone but can be symbolically accessed through design, observation, and intention.
2. The Role of Design in Shaping Technology and Consciousness
The text suggests a shift in the relationship between technology and design, where design is no longer just a tool for technology but becomes the sustaining force that gives rise to technological systems and even shapes consciousness itself.
• Expansion: Historically, technology may have been seen as an objective entity that functions independently of human intention, but the text argues that now design is a fundamental guiding force in shaping both the technological and conscious realms. Technology and design are inseparable; they co-evolve and impact each other in ways that cannot be reduced to mere tools. Consciousness itself is seen as a design process, where individuals and collectives design their reality through the symbolic use of energy, light, and information.
• Further Exploration: Design can be thought of as the “blueprint” that shapes the materialization of ideas and experiences. The text presents the idea that our perception of the world is inherently a design, crafted by symbolic interpretations, intentions, and impressions. In a technological society, this highlights the importance of the role that conscious design plays in structuring both our physical and mental landscapes. The integration of design into technology may further point to a symbiotic relationship between human creativity and technological advancement, with each constantly informing and reshaping the other.
3. The Interplay of Observation, Perception, and Experience in Consciousness
The concept that virtual fields of energy are shaped by observation is crucial in understanding how consciousness shapes reality. The text suggests that these fields remain in a state of balance until they are focused by an act of observation or perception, at which point they take on form.
• Expansion: This directly parallels the idea of observer-dependent reality found in quantum physics. The act of perceiving reality is not passive but rather active and creative. The observer doesn’t just passively experience; their consciousness shapes and influences the very nature of the experience. The concept of virtual fields also aligns with ideas in modern psychology and philosophy, where the subconscious mind plays a significant role in shaping our conscious experience. Our thoughts, intentions, and even unconscious biases act as the observer that shapes the energy field of our perception.
• Further Exploration: This can be linked to the concept of coherent resonance, where patterns of energy and information align or attract based on their vibratory states. The idea here is that consciousness, through observation and intention, attunes itself to the subtle vibrations of reality. The more attuned we become to these subtle vibrations, the more we can affect the nature of the field — shaping it consciously rather than merely reacting to it.
4. The Evolution of Consciousness and the Role of Choice
The text describes consciousness as a process of growth and evolution, where choices play a central role in determining the path forward. Each decision made in the present moment shapes the trajectory of our awareness and consciousness, which in turn impacts our experience of reality.
• Expansion: In this framework, evolution is no longer linear but symbolic and cyclical, with each choice acting as a stepping stone toward greater awareness and understanding. The idea that “choice” is the central mechanism of evolution is significant because it places the power of transformation directly in the hands of the individual. This speaks to the idea that consciousness is not a static state but a dynamic, ever-evolving process shaped by the choices we make in response to our experiences.
• Further Exploration: The dissolution of linear thinking further underscores the importance of making choices with an understanding of their cyclical nature. The text suggests that as we evolve, we move away from categorizing experiences into past and future timelines and instead embrace the present moment as a symbolic act of creation. By doing so, we align ourselves with a higher state of awareness, one that is attuned to the interconnectedness of all things. This approach suggests that conscious evolution is about becoming more aware of the present moment and recognizing it as the true point of transformation.
5. Symbolism and the Dissolution of Linear Thinking
The text proposes that as consciousness evolves, linear thinking becomes obsolete. This is an important shift from a mechanistic view of time and experience toward a more holistic, symbolic interpretation of reality.
• Expansion: Linear thinking tends to compartmentalize experiences into cause and effect, past and future. As consciousness expands, this fragmented view of time and space gives way to a more integrated understanding where experiences are seen as interwoven patterns. The text emphasizes that, at higher levels of consciousness, events and experiences are understood as symbolic rather than linear—symbolizing the continuous interplay of energy, light, and information in a non-linear fashion.
• Further Exploration: This dissolution of linear thinking can be linked to the rise of morphic fields or the idea that collective memory and consciousness exist in a non-linear, holistic form. The understanding that time and space are simply categories designed for evolutionary guidance reflects a more fluid and interconnected perception of existence, one where the individual experience is seen as part of a larger, universal tapestry. The experience of life, then, is not about moving from one point to another but rather participating in a vast, interconnected flow of energy, intention, and awareness.
Conclusion
The text encapsulates a view of consciousness that aligns closely with quantum mechanics, philosophy, and spiritual traditions. By exploring the nature of virtual fields, symbolic design, and the importance of choice, it underscores the dynamic, co-creative process of existence. Consciousness is portrayed not as a passive observer but as an active participant in the unfolding of reality, guided by the symbols, choices, and energy it resonates with. This perspective encourages a shift from linear, fragmented thinking to a more holistic, symbolic understanding of life, where the present moment is recognized as the focal point for transformation and evolution.
The author generated this text in part with GPT-3, OpenAI’s large-scale language-generation model. Upon generating draft language, the author reviewed, edited, and revised the language to their own liking and takes ultimate responsibility for the content of this publication.
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Virtual fields are timeless.
The highlight of our imagination.
Ideas flow.
Contexts change.
Balance, permanence and stability sought.
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We are all participants of a quantum network of awareness for all Eternity.
You may not find all the answers to your questions in these posts – rather focus and ponder upon that which resonates with you. Expand your awareness, explore the paths afforded you especially the one you’ve been creating all your Life. The choice will always be yours.
