Science Philosophy of Science
Quantumology
Bridging Quantum and Human Worlds
This book, based on 17 years research, helps bring together quantum science and its implications for our lives through an understanding and application of quantum principles. It gives many explanations of key quantum concepts and how the author sees these as applying to our more familiar reality. Key concepts include black holes, singularity, uncertainty, the nature of observation, oscillation (also waves and particles), hierarchy, time and synchronicity. Parallel with these themes is a practical emphasis derived from her Xia Empowerment Training. At the end of each chapter, there is a reflective exercise based on its contents. The reader becomes aware of the power of choice where every possibility has potential and we have a real capacity to change, for instance moving beyond negative self-speak and destructive patterns – changing our habits. We become more conscious of paradoxes and polarities in life. There is a useful model of our life as creating a tree through every decision, action, word and thought - yet open to new possibilities and patterns of growth. We are prime causal agents in a complex web of cause and effect. Our moods and states oscillate, and we can learn to choose love over fear while becoming more self-aware. There is an interesting chapter on synchronicity and the question of whether there is an orchestrating intelligence behind such patterns, which the author sees as a waveform connecting to the way we live our lives and understand larger frameworks. The style of the book is quite discursive, but it certainly lives up to its billing as a deeper exploration of universal principles in the quantum realm. See www.quantumology.com