The Magic of Physics

Energy cannot be created nor destroyed, but it can be changed, right?

“I, Malorie, exist as my whole self- physical body and higher self-included. But, perhaps, after this life I will never exist as Malorie again? Maybe my energies will bond with aspects of the energy of others to create a whole new person in the next life? Perhaps we collect aspects and move and disperse through different energies fluidly as we grow and evolve through this life and others. And just maybe we go back and forth combining and separating energies to create a new person each time we live again? Perhaps, this is the only time we will exist as this higher self-this soul? Our physical bodies change each time, who’s to say that our nonphysical bodies will not?”

-An excerpt from my meditation journal

Skepticism in Metaphysical Topics

Throughout history, whenever we can’t explain something by the natural laws we know and understand, we dismiss it as magic. Back in the day, many advanced forms of technology were, in fact, considered magic until people became used to the ideas of what they were and could easily explain how they worked. Think about the joke you see consistently on television. Someone gets brought from the past into our current timeline, and they are aghast by our modern technology. They exclaim that it is “witchcraft” or “magic”! This makes sense to me. After all, as human beings, if we can’t physically measure something in our hands, we have a hard time accepting it.

It’s our pre-conceived notions that keep us from growing in the end. When something is considered “science”, we immediately validate the idea, as we instantly believe it has been researched enough and is measurable enough to be validated. When we think of the metaphysical world, our feelings, and intuition, we immediately become hesitant, as it’s a vague topic that is known to be mostly immeasurable by current scientific means.

But, perhaps, if we stopped to make a clear analogy it could help. Think of our physical world vs the astral world like the real physical world and the internet. The astral world, just like the internet, exists though we can’t clearly see and measure it. We still gather information through invisible means, but that doesn’t mean the information we are getting from this metaphysical “internet” isn’t real.

Many new theories in the world of physics are currently unmeasurable and, well, are theories, so they also look like magic to us: time travel, string theory, and many properties of quantum physics. But because the label of “science” is slapped on these concepts, they are instantly taken more seriously.

Yet, what I find especially interesting as I delve into much higher levels of consciousness throughout my metaphysical adventures is how often physics comes into play. Meditation and physics are two subjects that most of the world do not associate with each other. Yet, somehow, when I move deeper into these studies, especially when visiting focus levels such as Focus 27, the concept behind physics always seems to make an appearance.

Examples of Physics in Metaphysics

For instance, kinetic energy is a huge element when we study manifestation and how our motivations and our personal energy can affect the physical objects around us. Another example is what I like to call the “realm of possibilities”. You may know this from new physics studies as the increasingly popular theory called the “many worlds interpretation”. This is the idea that every choice you make creates a new split, a new world, a new universe, a new you.

In my mind, this “many worlds interpretation” matches the idea of manifestation pretty closely, though one is considered scientific, and the other is considered a vague, fantastical concept by many.  But think about it, we have kinetic energy inside ourselves that we are always directing into both the physical and nonphysical world. By directing our energy into certain possibilities, couldn’t we make the outcome we desire more likely? Perhaps there are infinite possibilities around us, and the more we direct our energy at one, the more likely that outcome is to happen. In turn, we shape our outcomes and mold our futures.

As I sit and think on this, I realize that sometimes, by relating a topic as magical as manifestation to hard science, it can make people feel less “silly” about believing it, somehow validating the idea for them. I know, as I can be like this at times with my OCD. We are taught from an early age that seeing is believing, so we only believe what is tangible to us. Presented as “Manifestation”, the topic seems far-fetched. When presented as the physics theory of the “many worlds interpretation”, it seems more real.

Now, while I am not at all a physicist, I’d like to share with you an experience I had in Exploration 27 that presented this topic to me while I was deep in meditation.

As I went up to Focus 27, I asked to see secrets of the universe; I wanted to understand more of the laws of the universe. A guide appeared and showed me all of existence from our spot way above it all. We looked down and saw the energy of possibilities down below us. There was a red line or string representing each and every life form growing and moving (like those lights in those old video games), moving around through the energy of possibilities. Why are there so many of us?

The guide said to me, “If possibilities are actually limitless, can we bring what we desire to ourselves? All outcomes are real in one form or another just by being a possibility. The “fate” possibilities are endless, always shifting and moving to create new realities with each choice, second, and breath. Who’s to say that they weren’t real two seconds before, then they weren’t when we shifted perspectives. Anything is possible because we think it so; with each decision everything can instantly change forever.”

With this, he tapped my third eye and said, “With research and study you will learn more. I merely opened the gateway for you.” I asked, “Are you Real?” He Replied, “Because you think I am, yes. Now is the time to start questioning everything. Just because something isn’t physically tangible doesn’t mean it’s not real.”

While I am still working on studying the physics behind the metaphysics, if you will, this meditation opened up my mind to possibilities that I never thought existed. And I’m currently enjoying the journey it is taking me on.