Quantum theory is a bit weird.
But then again, so is our world.
So, this week, we’re going to explore something that might change the way we look at the world.
PLASMA.
Why?
Because it turns out that the Universe is more than 99 per cent made of plasma.
Who knew?
There is a very small community of plasma scientists, so this information is still new to many.
And it may impact our work.
But first, our regular work continues.
TODAY’S FOCUS: OVERLOAD
One of the interesting things showing up in today’s scans is how we interpret the stress we’re experiencing.
Because sometimes it’s not just the situation that’s stressing us.
It’s the story we’re telling ourselves about the situation.
In the emotional panel, we’re working with uncertainty, expectations, self-perception, and how much mental attention we’re devoting to our problems.
Are we looking at what is really happening?
Or are we responding to what we think is happening?
There’s a difference.
On the physical side, today’s scanning themes include skin, circulation, and Candida.
The cocktails are running.
Now, back to plasma.
We’re going to take this a little at a time.
For starters, most of us learned in school that matter exists in three states:
Solid. Liquid. Gas.
But there’s a fourth.
PLASMA.
And here’s where things can get thought- provoking-
If plasma is the dominant state throughout the visible Universe, how much do we really understand about the world we’re living in?
What else might we discover when we begin looking at things differently?
That’s where we’re headed this week.
One shift in perspective at a time.