It's my contention that the physical world is presented to us in the particle form of reality. The particle form of reality helps us experience mass, as the waveforms (or states of energy) stored in the particles are condensed into static bodies we call "matter”. When we try to observe a single particle on this side of reality, neither the particle's location or momentum can be detected, due to Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle. The metaphysical world- the one that our spiritual bodies reside in- is presented to us in the waveform of reality, which I will explain further.
Underlying the illusory structure of matter is an axiom of chaos theory. Cause and effect might appear mechanistic, but it's highly unlikely that humans will ever be able to predict chaotic systems. Mathematically, this has to do with our inability to make accurate measurements. If you ever measure the amount of anything, its decimal places go on almost forever, no matter what units you're using. That's why everything is unpredictable; the slightest variation in any measurement can vastly affect the outcome of any dynamical system. Knowing this, it's appropriate to demonstrate that the mind itself has more influence on matter than we realize. Since it is the waveform of matter that allows for infinite quantities to exist, it gives our minds the potential to sneak into the fabric of matter and distort it. Due to the allowance of infinite provided by the waveform, the mind finds a way to tap into the chaos and physically effect the observations taking place. In fact, most physicists agree that when they try to map particles, it's their minds that are affecting each particle's location and not the particle itself. It is the false belief that our world is predictable and controllable that very obviously suggests an underlying “magic” in the blueprint of nature. Rigid skeptics of parapsychology are at a loss whenever I point these things out to them, and I don't blame them. They grew up in a soulless, materialistic society, but that's another topic. Religion vs. science isn't my intention here; it's a reconciliation of the two that I'm more interested in.
After reading about the waveform of matter it became clear to me that it was the other side of reality, the side we experience when we dream, the side we can only see with our third eye. I'm sure that if you tried to map a particle there, you'd have no chance of mapping its trajectory either; you'd get the same results as you would in the physical realm. Particle forms are simultaneously waves on the astral, and that's why experiencing a particle with the mind can change the trajectory of a particle so easily. The mind has a dualistic nature in itself: awake vs. asleep. The awake mind is solely viewing particle forms, while the sleeping mind is solely viewing waveforms. This is how I've found a link between the Quantum Theory of physics and the Astral Planes of spirituality. Mind creates reality in the Astral dimensions, and since our minds on the physical plane can affect the Astral, it also works the other way around. This is how observations on the dream plane and communication with spirits can affect the physical world.
We can access the other dimensions through portals in our brains, via dreams, meditation, and hypnosis. If anything, the tiny dimensions of String Theory only support the idea, because the pineal gland is tiny itself and it's where the seat of our third eye is when we are dreaming. It’s like a psychological time portal to other universes, and it’s why psychics, or people more attuned to their dreams, are able to see the future or re-experience the past as it would have been in another universe. I think there are many other particles which remain to be discovered, and the Lie Group that could represent them all is vastly larger than the E8. Who's to say how many particles there really are when we haven't even tapped into the seven higher dimensions? These particles we haven't discovered may have been created by consciousness itself and are therefore invisible to the naked eye.
