How To MANIFEST What You Want In Life w/ Nassim Haramein EP 1432

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So now you get a sense. Wait, there's a feedback of information in this universe. It's not all random. It's not all isolated.

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I know people are going to want Some responses from you quickly about manifesting. And we were talking about this beforehand about understanding who you are, consciousness, and who you are related to the world that we're in. I'm curious for someone who needs support and understanding how to create or attract or put something into the world, have an idea and make it a reality faster. what would you say to that question about alchemizing an idea and bringing it into reality and creating more abundance in your life?

Well, you're right. It has to do with understanding who you are. But, and the thing is, in understanding who you are, you have to understand what you are. You see this, this, it's not. And your relationship to the rest, because if you're trying to manifest, if you, if you're wanting to manifest already, first of all, you have to understand the mechanics on how that happens. How did it all manifest itself in the first place? How did you get here? What are you? How did you get here? How is it working? Are you working with forces that you're not aware of? Is there things that are happening that you don't know? like think of the electromagnetic spectrum, like we see so little of the electromagnetic spectrum, we see just a teeny bit of what's actually there that's happening in the field between you and I, between everything. So like becoming aware and understanding the mechanics of this experience we're having, we call life, is really critical. and so at the basis, like not just in a conceptual notion, not just in a philosophical way, not in a, just in a spiritual way, but like really how it works, right? Like what are the mechanics?

So what are we working with? What are the mechanics of what we, what we are and what we're made up of and what the universe is and made up of, and how we can navigate who we are, what we are, with the energy and the material around us.

You decide to start with the easy question, right?

Exactly.

Right.

Well, you know, this is something that humanity has been exploring for a very long time, right? Like, what is this reality? How did it manifest? What is it made of? How does it work? I mean, that is the basis of physics. Physics, you know, physical theory is the theory about how the physical world function. So there's that, right? And then there is certainly some kind of set or flow or dynamic of information in this physical world that makes it so it's highly organized, it's highly coordinated, right? And eventually it produced a person that or an animal, like some kind of thing that's able to turn around and wonder how it's working. Right. Which is non-trivial.

And think about itself.

And can think about itself. So it has self-awareness, what we call consciousness, right? And so, you know, and that part has typically been left out of the equations. Like, Fair enough, the first step would be like, well, let's try to figure out what the material world is made of before we add the complexity. It's called the hard problem in physics, the hard problem of consciousness, right?

So.

Acceptable path to start by understanding how this thing work. Problem is that, the tendency is to divide the fields of investigation, fracture, right?

And what are the divisions? What are the fields?

So for instance, quantum theory, cosmology, biology, consciousness study, you know, physics, energy, spirituality, and spirituality, all this stuff is like all pieces that have been very divided and very much subdivided. Like for instance, in one single field of physics, you can have hundreds of subdivisions, right? Of different fields. And these people that are working in these fields typically work on a very focused point. in that field and they don't necessarily talk to the other guys in the field right beside them or in the.

End so- They all have their beliefs and viewpoints as well probably, right?

Right, and their expertise and their jargon and their formalism on how they write the math and the physics and all this for this and so and they're not necessarily compatible with the other languages. and so on. And so it's very rare that you can pull out, right, that you can pull out and see the whole together, the holistic view, I like to call it, right? Like with W-H-O, right? The whole thing, right? And so this method, of doing science has very successful effects in terms of getting the details of everything, but has a large downside is that you start to lose the picture of the whole thing. You start to lose the understanding of the whole thing, how it interacts, how it works. And you start to think that all these things are separate, right?

But it's not all separate.

Clearly not.

When did you start connecting the dots between all these different intersections and areas of focus? When was that process for you?

Well, I came from a completely different angle. and I was not like, you know, classically trained. I was having a hell of a time at school, though my father, you know, is one of the most revered child psychologists and worked on theories of education and was the director of the education department at the University of Montreal. And before that was, you know.

His.

Thesis director was Piaget, the father of child education and so on. And so, you know, I was having a hell of a time. And so I think that naturally I had this holistic view. And so it's not like I put the dots together is that I had to study the different fields that had been separated in depth to see the relationships.

Interesting.

Yeah, the relationship that was naturally apparent to me.

From a holistic view.

From a holistic view as a child, like as a 10-year-old going around the world going, wow, you know, how is this thing organized? Like there must be some higher, you know, sets of information or like some, you know, some geometry, some function that's allowing all this to work together. Like how does the bee know to go to the flower? Why is the bee on the same planet as the flower?

Right?

Like how did this whole thing come together? Like what is the connective tissue of this reality?

What is the connective tissue of this reality?

Well, eventually I found it out. But it took me 35 years of physics and before that a few, you know, a good 20 years of meditation, you know.

But this.

Was eventually clear. Like I started looking for the pattern. I figured early and it came from early class in geometry and in dimension. and actually famous geometer Buckminster Fuller, I had the same problem at school when he was taught dimensions. I realized that you can't extrapolate fundamental mathematical theory, you know, like the way we write math, for instance, right? So we write math on, we have very specific, fairly strict approaches that axioms, right? So that we go by. And so for instance, we have axioms in dimension that starts with a dot that doesn't exist called dimension zero. And you make a bunch of dots together and make a line, right? The teacher went to the blackboard and did that. As soon as he put a dot and said it didn't exist, I was lost. I was already gone. Because from the holistic approach, the dot, if it's on the blackboard, is because something's happening, it's existing, it's not, you know, the idea that it doesn't have a dimension is a concept of man. If I shrunk down to the atomic structure of the chalk on that blackboard, it's a whole universe happening down there.

Really? Right?

Like, you know, there's billions of atoms that make up that chalk.

And that little dot.

And that little dot, and there's like billions of atoms atoms that makes up that blackboard. And if I shrunk myself to that size, it would be like a universe, right? And so it's like, okay, so and so the concept that it doesn't have volume is only a concept of man, right? So you have to be careful right away how, yes, you can use various, you know, axioms concept to like write your math, write concept of physics and so on.

Right.

But you got to make sure that you don't forget the assumptions you made and if those assumptions are concepts of man or if these assumptions are concepts of the universe, like is the universe thinking like you're thinking.

Right. Right?

So then you make a line with the dots and you call it dimension one and then you make four lines, you make a plane and you call it dimension two. And we write a lot of physics in two dimensions and then you slap six of these planes together and make a cube and you call it dimension three and then you say, oh, it has volume, now it exists. But all you've done is in your theory there, all you've done is you've done non-existence to the third, right? You haven't or to the fourth, from the dot to the line, to the two-dimensional plane, to the three dimensional world. Yes, you've enclosed volume with the plane that doesn't exist.

Right?

Which you've made with lines that don't exist, which you've made with a dot that doesn't exist. So you don't have existence yet. You haven't defined it.

So what is existence?

So that occurred to me when I was 10. And I realized the only way to solve this is to realize that the only thing that exists is that dot. that the dot can be subdivided and subdivided and there's like some fractal nature to the particle, to the dot, to the point.

So you're saying like a cell or a dot or whatever, you can break down and break down and break down to infinity.

Exactly. Exactly.

And is there a lesser and smaller particle or atom or whatever?

There's nothing in physics that tells you that you wouldn't be able to break it down to infinity. Really? In fact, There's a lot in physics that are saying that's exactly what the universe does. Like, for instance, in black holes, you know, at the center of a black hole, you have what's called a singularity, not the mathematical singularity at the event horizon, at the center, you have a singularity that has infinite density. So, you know, the idea, and there's a lot of infinities that show up in physics everywhere, physicists in general try to avoid them or ignore them or get rid of them, but they show up. And in mathematics too. In mathematics.

Isn't pi like infinite or something?

Well, that's yes, exactly. And there's many constants like this, but as well, there is a natural behavior of material, like for instance, like you know, this is accumulation of small things.

Yes. This table.

This table.

Yeah.

So your accumulation of small things, right? There's a 50 to. To a hundred trillion cells in your body.

Wow.

Right now. And, you know, that's not a small number. That's a large number.

And what is one cell made up of?

And then one cell is made up. of about 100 trillion atoms.

And then what's one atom made up of?

Well, that's debatable. You see, it's made of protons and electrons and neutrons, okay, which neutrons are like, you know, this guy's proton. If you scatter them out, they become proton again. And, you know, so you got protons and electrons, basically, and. And these are made of subatomic particles. Okay, that we're trying to understand using accelerators, breaking protons. My opinion is that it's not the most effective way to understand what a proton is. It's like taking a Swiss watch and slamming it with the huge hammer, you know? And then when you got all the pieces apart, like trying to figure out how it was working before you slammed it. Sure. so, yeah, basically, the complexity in your existence is very, very high already, very, very high.

So.

So understanding who you are, you see, because we have a tendency to say, I'm one person, but all of your cells, that be a hundred trillion cells would disagree, right? Like they would go, wait, you know, there's a few trillion of us down here, you know, and they're all very highly coordinated. They're highly, highly coherent. They don't mess up. They don't go wrong very much. They are extremely capable at reproducing. So you're reproducing about a million cells a second to stay alive. So these are things about like learning about yourself, you know, because when we say that the tendency is to think only about our consciousness or some spiritual knowledge or whatever. But let's just start with the fact that you're constantly remaking yourself. You're constantly remaking yourself. And when you remake yourself, you're not messing up, right? Like you're remaking yourself in a very specific way. Like your heart cells, your liver cells, your toe cells, they don't get confused and start making a heart cell on the toe and you know, a toe cell in the heart would be catastrophic, you know, like in a few hours you'd be having a really bad day if toe cells start to be produced in your heart, right? So, so you can't, so this highly, highly coordinated behaviors that you see in nature.

Right.

So with understanding this, so people are thinking, okay, I'm made up of hundreds of trillions of cells, and those cells are made up of hundreds of trillions potentially of atoms and all these different things and particles and all this stuff, and it's all coordinated and working together.

Exactly.

So what are we? And how do we...

So.

You can get some, I speak French a lot these days, so I lose my English word, I'm sorry, but you can get some, some hints about what's happening.

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See, in biology, for instance, there is no solid explanation on how cell differentiation happens. Like how does cell know what to do, right? You start with one cell, right? You get a sperm that enters an egg and then next thing you know, the thing starts to create. Blossom. It's making cell like... How does it.

Know what to do?

Yeah, like a bat out of hell, it's making cell.

How does it know that?

Yeah, and it knows what to do because it starts making brain cells and heart cells and liver cells and it's doing its thing. There's nobody there, right? There's no environmental information. And like if you just took like the fluids of the of the embolic fluids and so on. There's no information there that would say like, oh, you gotta make a heart now. You gotta make a brain now. You got. And not only that is like every second of your life, you're continuing to remake yourself. so that only in a few months, you're not the same guy. You're not the same girl. You're not the same guy. You've remade yourself. You've completely remade yourself. And you've remade it in a very specific way because you and I, we're not, we don't look the same.

Right. Right?

So you're getting a set of information that's different than mine.

Yes.

Okay. Because you're not making the same set of arrangements, right?

And same functions, but not the same set.

Exactly.

We can walk and we can talk. We have arms. We can pump blood.

Exactly. The principles, basic principles, are the same, right? But the details are different. And it's the same thing with every tree on the planet. It's the same tree thing with with every grass of blade of grass on the planet, it's the same with everything, right? And so you have this really highly complex system that is completely functioning as one very highly advanced, if you'd like, you know, organism, right? Whether you're talking about the whole planet or you're talking about one human being or one animal or one blade of grass. And in physics, we're told that all this happen under random function.

That's what it said in physics.

Yeah.

And in biology.

It's all random.

It's all random.

Accidental that we got here.

Exactly. when I was reading early on physics and biology, I was studying biophysics and all this stuff, they kept on saying is mathematical fluctuation. And it's like basically saying it's a fluke, right? But if you do fluke calculations on.

That.

You don't get even one microbe. Since the beginning of what we can see was seemed to be the beginning of time for our evolution, okay? We don't have enough time to make one monocellular cell, okay? Like the probability of, you know, all the right elements coming together, and I've made those calculations and they're published, okay, is 10 to the 9, I think, is 1 to 1 to 10 to the 5,996 or something.

Okay.

Okay. I mean, it's ridiculously large number. If you don't understand Exponential, oh no, it was 8896, right?

Okay.

10 to the 8896, right? So if you don't understand Exponential, you might have noticed in your bank account, I mean, when you add zeros, it changes fast, right? Yeah. So those are the number of zeros after the one, right? So there's like 8,000, 800, it's a lot. It's a lot of zeros. Because when you get in the high numbers, every time you add a zero, it's a big change.

Right, it's exponential.

And so this, like to give you an idea, the size of the universe is big. Okay? you know, the sun is not even visible in our galaxy because it's too small. Okay, the Earth is like a sand piece of sand beside the sun, right? So it's way small. Just to give you an idea of size, the universe is huge, right? It's incredibly huge, hard to fathom how big it is. Okay, well in centimeters, which is small, the universe has a radius approximately 10 to the 28. Okay? In centimeters.

Right.

Okay, so 20 to the 10 to the 28 is already a huge number.

Right.

10 to the 8,000, no matter what comes after the 8,000, like it's insane.

Right.

That's the probability that the correct elements for monocellular life, you know, the basis what would be needed for monocellular life would emerge. And then if you were out of luck, it would somehow miraculously happen, okay?

And.

A rock would fall and squish it. And then you'd have another trillions of years before it could happen again. So the fact, the probability that it's, that it's random is basically zero.

So with all this information, you know, and that's just scratching the surface of, I'm sure, what you could share with us with all that information to set the context.

Right.

What do we need to know and do to support us in creating, attracting, or manifesting more of what we want in this dimension?

Well, I was getting to that.

Yeah, yeah.

So.

That gives you a hint.

Yes.

Okay, if it's not random, okay, so why is the scientific community insisting that it's random? Because science was devised as a way to get away from religion. So if it's not random, then the first, I mean, it's the biggest fear of any scientist, that somebody is going to say the word God, right? So somebody is going to say, oh, well, because it's God that's taking care of organizing everything, right? Well, there's another alternative. Okay? It's called feedback. The system is learning about itself. There's feedback of information. When you have feedback in an equation, the equation can produce massive amount of complexity. in a very little amount of time. And those equations are fractal equations that.

Are.

Beautiful, but as well that produce geometry that we see in nature everywhere. So that's another hint. Wow, you got an equation here that has feedback in it. It's called recursiveness. So you take the answer and you feed it back and you take the answer and you feed it back, right? that produce huge amount of complexity from a simple set of information. And when you look at nature, you see that feedback happening in front of your eyes. Meaning you look at the branches of a tree, you look, like the rendering for worlds, you know, in Hollywood, when they render worlds, you know, like Avatar and all this stuff. When they do that stuff, they use engine that are running. fractals because they mimic nature. They get very close to nature. So now you get a sense, wait, there's a feedback of information in this universe. It's not all random, it's not all isolated. There's information going out, there's information going in. Look at all the nature. you know, everything is adapting based on what it's getting.

The environment.

The environment. Exactly. So it's not far from current theory, what I'm telling you. It's very much aligned with current theory. It's just not been understood in physics appropriately. Not clearly. It's about to be. I'm about to publish a paper that does the job. nail in the coffin, you know, it's. But, I mean, I should not use that expression. It's kind of macabre, you know? But basically does the job.

Sure.

But so basically you realize, I know it's a long journey I took you on there.

No, I like it. I like it though. We got to set the context.

Yeah.

But you ask a deep question.

Yes.

And so I'm giving you an answer. with the question because it requires some thinking. So all of a sudden you realize you have this feedback and you sit in your life all the time, right? You adapt to what's happening. It's cold outside, you put a coat on, right? It's hot, you take stuff off. Your interaction with you know, your friends, your partners, you know, it's all relationships. And so you start to realize, wait, the whole thing is a relationship.

The universe, life, existence, consciousness, all of it.

Is a relationship of everything talking to itself, talking, you know, to each other, which is itself. because it's a universe, right? The idea that you can, for instance, investigate the universe which you're in.

Without.

Investigating yourself is thus flawed.

Can you say that one more time?

The concept that you can investigate the universe which you're in without investigating yourself is flawed.

So, what is the simple path to manifesting?

You have to understand that deeper you go inside yourself, larger influence you have on the universe.

Where should we be going inside of ourselves? What questions should we be asking? What should we be looking at? How should we...

Even just a simple awareness like taking a simple moment in your day to be aware of your biology, for instance. Like to become aware. And you know, this is why masters have come throughout the ages and told us, you know, concentrate on your breathing, concentrate on like meditate, take time. Like even if it's five minutes during the day to like go inside, like shut out the outside world and go into that 99.99999999% space, which is inside of you, which is full of energy.

It's full. It's empty space, but full of energy.

It's not empty. It's space without the empty in front of it. So it's full space.

Full space.

Yeah. Plenum, right? So inside of you... And when you're.

Going inside of you...

Right.

If you're... Let's just close your eyes and you're thinking inside of you, where is the inside of your mind? Is it in your body? Is it in your consciousness? Where are you going?

Right.

With your thinking and your consciousness.

Okay, so now you're getting to the point where you're wanting to go to consciousness. Let's do that. You have to follow the equations to understand, otherwise you're lost again.

So.

You want to know where am I going? What am I? Well, first of all, now you've defined yourself a little differently. You know you're an oscillating body, you're oscillating structure of space-time, like you're at the quantum scale, you're making boundaries, you've made boundaries, and you're replacing those. It's not a static thing, it's happening, right? It's constantly happening. And you're burning currently, you're burning thermodynamically and all this, and you're starting to get the sense that like, you're interacting with a field. Okay?

So the inner field and the external field.

Yeah, it's unclear. Remember, you can't separate because we're all inside the universe. Yes, exactly.

So.

You can't isolate, you're not isolated, you're exchanging across boundaries. There's an exchange that's happening. so you say, okay, I'm so let's think of it in physics a little bit. You're an oscillating crystal, like that crystal radio, and you're tuned to a very specific frequency.

Yes.

In this field, you're making very specific waveforms. Even if I was like, you know, resonance equations are based on your physical nature. You know, even if I was trying to find the fundamental resonance of you, it wouldn't be the same as me, as here, you know, like. Nobody would have the same fundamental resonance because we're all made differently.

Yes.

So but so so you can think of it of yourself all of a sudden as little bit as like an antenna, right?

This body.

This body is like the oscillating crystal antenna, like, you know, and a transceiver. It receives and transmit.

Receives and transmit. Right?

It's not, just a receiver, it's not just an emitter, but it receives and transmit, right? So it's a transceiver, right? And so it's tuned to a very specific frequency and that frequency is not a solid, it's varying, right? It varies with your heartbeat, with your breath, with all the fluids that are going through your vein, like all the fluids are going up and down your spine, the fluids are moving in your brain, you know, like.

So it's tuning into a frequency based on the information you're giving it.

Right.

Right.

Right.

Based on thoughts, feeling, breath.

Exactly.

What's happening, how much energy you're creating internally, physically, it's tuning into different frequencies.

Right. And these biorhythm, what influenced them the most? the biorhythms of your body. Thinking. Thinking of emotions. Right. Your state of emotional.

Yeah.

Your way of being.

Your way of being.

Yes.

Your thoughts.

But your thoughts influence your emotions.

Of course. And your emotions influence your thoughts.

Which ones influence more?

I would say your emotions.

Your emotions influence more your thoughts.

Yes.

So you shift your emotions, shift your thoughts.

You shift your thoughts. This is what all the masters have been saying throughout the ages. Nothing different. They just didn't have the physics. They couldn't write it in Greek.

It was spiritual, philosophical. Yeah, yeah, modalities.

Modalities. And it was extrapolated to the material world as in that's how the world works. But without the physics, the math, the understanding of, okay, how is that true? Like many masters, friends, and said, everything is one, but like, how is that true? Okay, well, this equation tells you, but never mind that.

Okay, so your thoughts and your feelings influence your frequency.

Right.

In the field.

Exactly. And the field influence your thoughts and your feelings.

Your perception of what's happening.

Exactly. Your interpretation. So you're getting feedback. You have little black holes in your eyes that are sucking up photons and shifting them into your brain.

Yes.

You know, there's all kinds of sensory system. There's all kinds of things that are happening. that you're interpreting and that is modifying your thoughts and your feelings. And then as you modify those thoughts, you act on those. So now you're radiating into the field, right, by acting on those. So to answer your question, is moving or thinking more important, kind of goes together. And then, so when you're influencing The field then the field feeds back to you, right? You put your hand on the stove, it's hot, you'll realize feedback. Not a good idea.

That relationship does not work for you.

Exactly. This is not a good relationship. You have to modify how you relate to this. So you know, you see? And so then you realize, something that is a fallacy in spiritual knowledge, that, yes, you have an influence on the field, but so is everything else.

Everything else is influencing the field.

That's right.

As well.

So there's a consensus field. So right, it's not like you can just say, I'm gonna manifest this.

I'm gonna influence everything.

And I'm gonna like the universe gonna ignore everybody else and just do what you want, right?

Right.

Because if you're too hot and you say, well, I want to turn down the heat from the sun, the guy in Alaska is freezing over there.

So I turn it up.

And he's like, dude, like, wait a minute, your reality is not happy with mine, right?

So how do we influence our field to get what we want?

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So first of all, we got to extract, like, so you see now we're getting clarity. So now we got to extract, like, one principle that you find in spiritual knowledge all the time, says you create your reality. Incorrect. Okay. What do you create? You create a consensius reality with the universe.

A conscious reality or what?

Consensius.

Yeah.

It means it's common to everybody. It's in interaction with everybody. So you create your reality and the universe create you.

Right?

So there's a feedback.

Right?

It is not a one-way thing. If everybody created their own reality, we would never meet. There would be no consensus reality. We would never meet. You would be in your reality, in a different world, and it would be perfect. It would be exactly what you want. And I would be in mind, and I would be creating exactly what I want. I might not know about you, so I'm not going to necessarily create you in my reality.

Right?

So we would be completely isolated. It's exactly the opposite of spiritual teaching. It's exactly the opposite of spiritual teaching.

So.

What is creation? Interaction. Creation is relationship, right? How difficult it may be, it is relationship.

And it is- Same thing as manifesting then?

-Yeah. Manifesting is relationship. Relationship with the whole, right?

-The whole you, the whole it, the whole everything.

-The whole it, the whole everything. you basically have to learn to be in the flow, right? Because the flow may not be something that you're able to process directly, meaning the field has a flow and it's bringing you somewhere and your intent may not be aligned with that. And if it's not, you're like peddling against the universal flow. and you're not gonna have a good day. You're not gonna win that because there is scaling relationships. There is, there is yeararchy in the universe.

Yeararchy?

Yeararchy. It's a French word, but it's in English as well. I'm not pronouncing it properly. It's like when you have, you know, the boss is the highest hierarchy. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So yeah, I don't know if I was year archy, like the years of the universe or something. I was like, no, no, no, this is a physics term I'm not aware of.

Yeah, yeah. So for instance, hierarchy. Hierarchy means just a gross one. The sun, you know, the earth decides to blow up, okay? It blows up, okay? The solar system, the Sun specifically, wouldn't even notice.

No.

Right? It would go and it'd be like, what was that? Oh, that was the Earth. It's gone. Oh, okay.

Right?

So small compared to it.

Yeah.

Like you step on an ant, you don't necessarily notice, but you just ended a life.

Yeah. Right?

So, the, you know, the sun is having a bad day and sends a flare, which is just a little teeny flare, like, for the sun. It's just one little, like, burp. It burps towards the Earth. Bam. We lose the atmosphere. We lose everything. Like, you know, so there's relationships. that are very specific scaling factors. These scaling factors come out in these equations. That's why I can scale the equation from the Planck scale to the universe and get the right answers. So this very specific scaling. So you have to flow. You have to flow with the universe. And yes, if you're want and when you flow, that means you're starting to feel what the universe wants from you.

How do you know what the universe wants from you?

Because when you think about it, when you feel it, it gets you really excited.

Now, what if something, okay, I love this. Now, what if there's something that you feel like you're supposed to be doing, but you're afraid and you doubt yourself? You don't believe yourself. You don't, or you're afraid of the failure that might come from it.

Right.

The embarrassment. So is that something you should lean into, even though you know it's potentially going to be a greater outcome? Or do you stay comfortable because it feels better to be in this flow where you don't take the jump, the leap, the uncomfortable relationship that you have to have to move forward.

So when I, I want to clarify that when I talk about flow right now, I'm not talking only metaphorically.

Yes.

These equations are literally flow dynamics, like circulation equations in physics. Okay, so that field is flowing. You know, I said you might be pedaling up the flow and you're not having a good day. What you just described is the contrary. You're, well, you're not pedaling up the flow, but you're trying to stop. stop in the flow, right? The flow is saying go and you're.

Saying, no, I'm gonna be comfortable.

I'm gonna be comfortable. I'm gonna stop. And that's not gonna give you good results neither. Right. In both cases, there is friction, if you'd like.

Sure.

There's thermodynamics.

There is feedback. There's feedback.

Two by fours, you know, hitting you behind the head. you know, to like move on, right? Like events in your life will occur that will push you in those directions. And you might never, you might never realize that, you know, that it, that it's the time to flow.

Yes.

Until you're on your deathbed and you go, why did I resist? Like why? why, you know, did I not do that? Why, you know, like, why did I not go for it? Yes. And it's kind of too late, you know?

Sure.

The flow is getting you somewhere else. And you're not gonna be able to flow with that body the way you were flowing.

Right.

What's the best way to listen or be aware? of the flow we're supposed to be moving into.

So that's why you have to take the time to explore the flow within you. This is where it's at because remember your antenna, right? For you to get the information, you gotta tune it. You gotta tune it good. And how do you tune your antenna good? You gotta, you know, we just discussed, like your emotions, your thoughts and all this are gonna make the antenna be really coherent or be really erratic. And then it's like you got the radio station off the radio station. Now you got a lot of noise, right?

A lot of static.

A lot of static. It's like. And then you don't know where to go. You don't know what to do.

How do you tune your antenna? Do you, how do you personally do it? Like what's your practice?

Oh, since I'm 11, I've meditated really my whole life. Yeah. At least five minutes a day.

Yeah.

What does that do for you when.

You, you quiet everything down so that you don't have so much, you know, influence from the outside field so that you can listen to the inside field for, that part that's going out, like how, like what you are so that you can express it out. You have to get that part.

And what is that voice inside of you? Where is that coming from?

So when. So this is part of the equations I will write after this paper, because this paper is already a big chunk. But I started writing them in biophysics with other. biophysicists. You know, you can extrapolate this equation to show that when you this, there's an equivalence in physics between energy, the flow, right, and information.

Right?

So, so that voice is the information that's coming in you that you're tuning into.

Interesting.

Right, it's like the radio station. That's the voice. The voice of you. Now, why is your voice different than mine if it's one field?

Why?

Because in an infinite fractal, every point observes the universe from a different perspective.

Point of view.

Exactly. So we're all getting a different set of information.

That's crazy.

And that's all of us getting a different set. And I don't mean just humans.

Yes.

All things getting a different set of information is what makes the global thing be what it is. See, it's feedback. So you see these differently than I do, right? Because you see that side, I see this side. If I have a wheel between you and I spinning, I will swear. And I. I would bet you millions of dollars that it's going clockwise. and you would swear the exact contrary. So who's right?

Both of us, from our interpretation.

That's right. And that's all there is, is relationships in the field. And that's what makes everything what it is, is the relationship, the exchange of information. And it's not happening at the speed of light. It's happening at the speed of entanglement. which is instantaneous.

Entanglement.

Entanglement. We measure it in quantum physics, right? We can see that particles can be entangled, and it doesn't matter if they're across the universe from each other, if you modify one, the other one changes.

Really?

Yeah, instantaneously. It's called entanglement. So we actually measure the fact that things are connected that way. Okay? So the whole universe is entangled through this field. and the exchange of information in this, and these are straight up the equations I wrote, okay? And the exchange of information, listen carefully, the exchange of information across the universe through all these nodes, like all the points, any points you choose, right, is the energy of the system in that local region. meaning the energy. So let's, I'll give you the example. Take a proton.

Okay.

You calculate how many Planck information bits there is in that proton, every little oscillation. You know that E equals MC squared, right? So a little energy is a mass, right? So you can calculate the mass of all the little Planck inside the proton. When you do that, you get not approximately, exactly the mass of the universe.

Really?

Yeah.

That's crazy.

So all the other protons in the universe are expressed inside one proton.

That's crazy.

Okay, because it's entangled. But what we measure, the mass of the proton clearly is not the mass of the universe.

Right, of course.

Is only the information that's able to exchange across the membrane of the proton. And when you do that calculation, remember I told you the equation is a surface to volume ratio, you do that calculation, you get the exact mass of the proton and the exact radius if you modify, you know, if you change the units. And when I did that, I calculated it, the radius was 4% smaller than what they were measuring at the time and what standard model predicted. 4% is huge discrepancy. Right? In quantum physics, as I was telling you, we measure with 12 digit accuracy, so 4% you're in another universe. Well, I predicted that they were wrong by 4%, right? Because my equation was good for everything else, so it could not be wrong for the radius of the nucleus of the atom, the proton. And shortly thereafter they measured it more precisely in an accelerator in Switzerland, and I was correct. And now that value is the standard value for the radius, the proton. And so, you know, those are the kinds of things that confirms physical theory and make them standard model, right? They will. This will end up being the standard model. It's for sure, because of what I wrote, It's not published yet. I don't know how long the journey is going to be for them to like get it, but I think it's going to be pretty short because the paper I'm about to publish is it's just straightforward. There's nothing you can do about it. It's a done deal. But basically, you know, you can so you have the universe. in terms of information inside you.

Right.

Not inside one of your protons, inside all of your protons. Okay?

Okay.

So you're connected.

Yes.

The network is happening. You're already there. It's how well you're able to tune into it.

That's the key, huh? Yeah, tuning in, essentially listening, to what it's saying and where you're supposed to flow into.

That's right.

Where you're supposed to go into where the flow is for you.

Yeah. The natural world does it really well because clearly it's doing a really good at listening because it's making me and it's staying really coherent for a long time.

Right.

A tree is coherent.

Yeah.

An apple is coherent.

The cells are making the right thing so they are flowing the right way, right?

So the best way I'm hearing for us to tune into where we should go into the flow for us individually is through getting really still, quieting out the static and tuning in and listening. And then when there's coherence, so when we feel something connects to us or resonates with us or aligns to us individually, go into that.

Go.

No matter how scary it is, no matter how uncomfortable it is, no matter how friends and family say you're crazy, don't do that. We're never gonna love you again if you do this. You're insane. We'll never speak to you again. You're gonna lose all your money. You're gonna die if you do this. You're still saying we should lean into that.

Trust. A hundred percent.

What is on the other side of that flow? Trusting that.

By the way, that's the concept of faith in the religious. It's not faith of some guy or whatever. It's faith that you are being led, right? That you're moving.

Who is leading you?

The universe. Everything else. So that you take your place.

Gosh, wow.

So that you are a good will works for the universe, that you're helping, that you're going with. you're learning, you're growing, you're changing, you're transforming, you're informing the whole thing. Because it's not just that you're listening to the whole thing, the universe in each one of your proton, but you're actually influencing the whole thing by moving your proton, by doing things, by thinking things.

By doing the thing that you're supposed to do.

Right.

And the more you align with that field, of course, more of an influence you have on it.

And the more you manifest and attract.

In that field, what you want to attract.

But when we go against your aligning. But when we go against that flow, which means we're going against the voice and the alignment and the coherence within us, it's harder to manifest and attract, is what I'm hearing you say. It takes longer times.

Bull, most people, I mean, a lot of people don't even know there's a voice. Like the first step is to become aware that there is a voice. You know, like, because it's happening on automatic.

Yes.

Right.

So to just become aware, wait, there's a voice, you know, and follow that lead. Like we're, you know, like tune the antenna. Like, I want to hear more clear.

Right.

Because People talk about that voice, you know, like they talk about a gut feeling or an instinct or whatever. And first of all, it's got to be made clear that all discoveries in the world came from that voice.

Right, because it was like, I think I should do this thing. Let me tinker with it and go create it.

Exactly.

They alchemize this idea of the feeling.

Nothing new comes out. of studying the guy before you. You might study the guy before you to get to where they were.

Get their feedback, build a relationship from that.

But if you're going to make a step into the unknown for your planet, for instance, for the consciousness of your environment, of course your parents and your friends and everybody going to say you've lost it, you're crazy, because you're going past where are they now? Right? So yeah.

In their comfort zone.

In their comfort zone.

So you have to overcome so much.

You have to overcome the whole morphogenetic field of the planet.

That's amazing.

See, because the flow is influenced by the whole thing.

Wow.

So you have to, it's a significant thing. And then if you're gonna change the morphogenetic field of the planet, you better bring a lot of people with you.

Right?

So you got to convince other people to start thinking the way you do.

Which is hard.

Which is hard. It gets easier if you have physics to help. But then you have to convince the physicists. And there's other influence. There is invested interest in various things. In which, you know, they understand what you're saying. They just don't want it to come out.

So.

There'S many things. But certainly the first step is to realize there's a voice. And people think that voice is really, how many times have you had a voice inside you like say, don't do this, do this. And you didn't listen.

Consequences, yeah, of course. I mean, pain, suffering, consequences. You're going against what your nature knows it's supposed to do.

Exactly.

Right? Yeah.

You're going against the flow. Yeah, the integrity of human nature, essentially. The flow of human nature.

Yeah.

And it can be as esoteric as, you know, I'm speeding, I'm going way too fast, and I can feel there's a cop, that's gonna catch me.

And there's a consequence.

And I don't slow down and I get caught. Or I slow down, I listen to the voice, and then I pass the police and I go, oh, you know, I'm glad I listened, right?

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Now, you might say it's coincidental. if it was very rare, you know, but it happens all the time.

Right.

Right. Like think in your life, how many times you thought of somebody and they called you or you, you know, you, you had a feeling you should call somebody and you called and it was just the right time for you to call. Or you listen to the voice and the voice told you turn left instead of going right. And you're like, I'm going right. Why am I turning left? And then you you listen that you meet the person you needed to meet for this other thing and you know.

Like.

There'S an amazing amount like so.

It's interesting also when you sometimes I've made the wrong choice.

Yeah.

But it's taught me a lesson through the consequence that has led me, it's given me the feedback to send me out in a different direction.

Of course. If you were able to create your reality without the bother of anybody else, you would be bored within seconds.

Right?

Right? Like nothing would be happening. Like you would have your perfect reality, you'd be alone in it because it's not the other guy's perfect reality. And you'd be bored within seconds. But because it's all interacting, this is how you learn. This is how you actually grow and transform. And this is how you learn. I said, remember, you literally are the universe.

Right?

This is how the universe learns.

Wow.

So then you start to think of yourself as an extension of space from the universe. learning about yourself. Like Einstein didn't quite say it that way because he was missing the feedback part.

But.

But he did say that all objects are an extension of space because he realized there was this field.

Right.

Right.

The Planck scale.

So.

So if you could. I want to. I want to wrap it up here in a second. We have to give me back on at some point in the future, Nassim, because this is. insightful and powerful. And I don't even feel like we've scratched the surface on spirituality and physics and the field and quantum physics and 5D and 2D. I feel like we could go so many places within the future on how to create and attract and manifest and how to be in the flow better. But I'm hearing step one, realize there's a voice, pay attention to it and follow the voice.

Right.

If it's, you know, in tune.

Yeah.

Don't follow an out of tune voice, but the right voice.

Yeah, it has to be in tune. So you gotta tune the antenna to the correct radio station.

And what I'm hearing you say is a great practice is through silence, stillness, meditation, some form of that practice where you are still quiet and allowing yourself.

To listen to the voice. Exactly.

Calming your thoughts and your emotions so that you can hear internally what you need to hear. Because if you are never silencing it or calming it, it is going to be hard to tune in.

-And you think that it is really a small voice and hard to hear at first, because there is a huge wall between you and the universe. But actually, on the other side of that wall, It's screaming, right? Like the flow is very, very strong. It's not hard to hear. It's not hard to know where the flow is. You know, a child knows very quickly when it's doing something right or when it's doing something wrong. You know, if people listened well to the voice, in a society that's a little more advanced than this one, you don't need rules and regulations. Because there is natural rules, there's natural order. There's order. And you would follow the order. You would know.

As nature does.

Yeah, as nature does. You know? And so basically, listening is critical and understanding that it's mechanical. It's not esoteric like in some pink cloud floating over there. It's not like some, you know, concept that's really complicated that you can't get wrap your head around it. It's not physics. It's physics and you have it all inside of you. and you know it all. Like when I teach, I don't teach people, I teach you. I help them remember what they already know. This is why people that come to my conference and so on are so impacted. Like I get hundreds of letters of people from all around the world saying, oh my God, I'm so transformed. I can't believe I went to a conference on physics and I came out completely transformed. is because it's not like I changed, I changed our life. I just had a relationship. I transferred and I gave the information. They received information that reminded them that brought up what's already inside them. So innovation, comes from remembering, right?

Who you are.

Yeah. The deep relationship you have with the universe. Think of Einstein, think of Tesla, think of, you know, the greatest, like Schrödinger, others, like all these people. They wrote extensively about how it came from within them. It didn't come from Yeah, they did some studying and all this to get to the place where they could tell where we were. But to make the next step, it's coming from inside you.

Right.

Well, they're getting feedback and information from the outside, inside, and tinkering with whatever they're creating on the inside.

That's right.

This is fascinating.

So it's a force.

Yeah.

It's your force of nature. and you have the potential, but you don't necessarily express it, right? You might not express it in your life if you don't know. You might just spend your whole life thinking that you're some little bug isolated from the rest of the universe, and that you have no power. You have zero power. That's what is taught to children every day.

Say, right?

In schools and institutions is that they have, they, all the information comes from the outside, right?

Like learn this information, follow the rules.

Yeah, yeah, shut up and listen. And that you're, and because people ask why there's not so many Einsteins, well, they get killed in the womb, right?

And.

That.

So you have that. Now, when you realize that, this is the point of enlightenment, okay? When the Buddha was asked, Buddha, you say everything is the Buddha. Like, we're not understanding, we're the student, clearly we're not the Buddha, you're the Buddha, we're the student. we're not at your level, you know, what's the difference between you and us? We want to know about the difference, not the fact that we're all Buddhas. And so the Buddha answered, he said, well, the only difference is that the Buddha knows he's the Buddha. If you don't know that you're the universe, that the universe is in every one of your part or that you're connected to this incredible wheelworks of nature, that there's a flow that runs through your life that is completely transcend and it obstacle that you would ever imagine, right? Well, then you can't be that, right? But the quality of the Buddha is that as soon as he knows, as soon as the Buddha knows or she or whoever, as soon as you know, you're the Buddha, right? You're the universe. Is you realize that everything is, right? Everything is the Buddha, right? So then the ego doesn't get in the middle of it and go, ah, you know, I'm gonna create. And, you know, the rest of the people gonna have to submit. You understand? Like, now you. You get. you know, sure, you know, the person in front of you might not have that level of awareness yet, but you do. You can tell they have that potential.

Sure.

Right? And then in the context of all that, you have to remember you're gonna fail. You gotta remember you're gonna fail. You're gonna fail over and over and over again. meaning you're gonna get upset, you're gonna get mad, you're gonna scream, you're gonna say the wrong thing to the wrong person, you're gonna, you know, whatever, you're gonna do things that you're not in your highest flow to do.

Yes.

The only difference is that how long does it get take you to get back into the flow?

Right?

How long does it take you to remember that they're the Buddha too? And you know, they're observing the universe from their own perspective. And you know, that's part of the whole as well.

It's part of all of it.

It's part of all of it.

And accepting it. Accepting it, not judging it.

Exactly. And even at the global level, when you look at everything that's going on right now in the world, it's really difficult and it's really easy, especially if you're listening to 5 o'clock news, to get extremely discouraged.

Yes.

And as well, influence not necessarily in the right way. Right. And so it's critical that you remember that it's all part of Mm-. It's critical that you remember that there's a flow, and it's going somewhere. Mm-. And it's going to an amazing place. Mm-. It's going to an amazing place. It's going to a place that it's hard to imagine right now. But I, you know, the place where you have infinite amount of energy, infinite amount of capacity to move around, meaning you have gravity control, you have infinite amount of energy in all your devices, you have most likely extension of life to hundreds, thousands of years, you have a completely different civilization. Because when you understand these principles, then it's not that hard to connect your technology to I see this is amazing.

I appreciate you sharing and hopefully opening a lot of people up to the first couple steps. We have to get you back on in the future sometime, but I want to ask you two final questions before I ask them. I want to make sure people follow you because you put out a lot of interesting videos on your social media and also your website. Nassim Harriman. www.resonance.com is the main place where we can subscribe or be a part of the website or is there anything else?

The best website to go to currently is the Resonance Science Foundation.

The Resonance Science Foundation.

So, it's resonance science.org.

Okay. Resonance science.org.

Yeah.

Resonance science.org. And they can register to a course there that are made free. the lockdown period. There's seven modules. They're fairly extensive. You can read. There's all the references. You can understand the physics as well. There's a lot of philosophy and all this. And ancient civilization studies I've done and all this stuff. And there's a seven module that was published. That's the latest papers I've published today. and there's an eight module that's going to be published as soon as the paper is out, and that you got to look for. So like register on the site and then read all this and then we have a forum you can discuss in the forum. And then, you know, we have all kinds of events that we put up where you can, you know, ask questions even and so on. you know, there's William Brown, there's Ines, there's other physicists and biologists and all this that are helping, you know, and the team is getting bigger and I'm in the middle of setting up a whole new organization that's going to kind of umbrella all these other organizations that is an International Space Federation. It's called ISF.

Wow. And.

It'S a very, it's the first space organization that's going for a whole new level of technology that's not based on burning, you know, fossil fuels. And so I'm really excited about that. And so look for that because it's gonna occur very, very soon. Resonance Science foundation.org resident science.org and and the International Space Federation is going to be at space fed fed so space fed spacefed.com.

So make sure we'll link up these make sure you guys get the free course the seven modules and the eighth module coming coming soon.

Right.

Check out spacefed.com, check you out on social media. What platform are you on the most yourself? On social media?

We have a lot of stuff on Facebook. We have some stuff on Twitter, some stuff on Instagram. I personally started to try to, like, get to Twitter. Yeah, I am so completely swamp with everything I'm doing right now. It's really hard.

Yeah.

So.

But I'm planning on being on putting more there, more and more dynamically interacting with people on Twitter soon. But we're publishing articles as well. Every week and every month we publish multiple articles and we of, you know, we have a monthly newsletter that's going to start happening in the next few months and so on. So people can stay in touch and connect across the world.

Love it.

We have another thing that's coming up, which is going to be, this has not been announced yet, but this is going to be an event that's on the internet. internet seminar that will be a weekend, two-day seminar that will occur right after I publish to explain to everybody the paper and the equations and all this in a really layman's work, you know, understanding so that everybody can understand what the paper is saying. so that's going to come out and it's called Unity Revolution. So Unity Revolution is going to look for that, register on our mailing list and you'll get all this information.

ResonanceScience.org for the mailing list and everything else.

That's right.

Nassim, two final questions for you. This is a question, well before I ask these questions, I want to acknowledge you for your experience and your wisdom and your feedback, the information you're bringing to this field and to our community and to, you know, people listening and watching around the world. I think a lot of people, you're welcome. I think myself and a lot of people who listen or watch want to learn how to improve the quality of their life. And so they're seeking better answers. They're seeking better information to arm themselves. to support themselves and to developing into the person they dream of.

It takes courage.

It's a lot of courage. And so, I acknowledge you for bringing your 35 plus years of experience, wisdom, lessons, mistakes, failures. And I know you get a lot of criticism from lots of different industries or fields of science.

Of course.

Based on trying to push the boundaries and trying to create new equations in a space where people don't like new.

Right.

And so I acknowledge you for having the courage to keep expanding beyond.

Thank you.

Because what it feels like to me from our first interaction is you're trying to help people. You're trying to help people understand themselves better, become better in nature, in the field of the universe, and really step into the voice that they hear inside of them and lean into that. That's what my understanding of you is. from our first interaction, which I hope is one of many.

Yes, I would love to. And you know, it came from a wanting to know personally as well, first, you know?

You listen to your voice.

Listening to my voice and then realizing, wow, I gotta tell people. You know, people need to know about this.

I love it.

Yeah.

Well, I really appreciate it and acknowledge you. This question is a hypothetical question. It's called Three Truths. So imagine you live as long as you want to live. You extend your life for as long as you can. But for whatever reason, in this field of existence, your body goes away. You get to create everything you imagine for the next however many years and live the life that you want. But for whatever reason, in a hypothetical world, everything you've created disappears. Your papers, your work, this conversation, it's all gone. Hypothetical. But you get to leave behind three lessons that you've learned that you would want to share with the world. Three things you know to be true that you would give as information that all we have from you is these three things. What would be those three truths hypothetically for you to leave behind?

Listen to yourself. listen deeply, trust what you hear, trust, know, you know, know, and then have the courage to take actions. Take actions, you know, on what you know deeply.

I love that. Final question, Naseem, what is your definition of greatness?

Life. Creation. Life is the most amazing thing. It's just an amazing miracle happening every second. It's just greatness is a given. to all things, to all beings. It's already there. Now, will it express itself? Maybe, maybe not. But it's there. Whether you know it or not, whether whatever you think, you know, it's amazing. I mean, just sit at the sunset and, you know, look at nature. You'll know greatness is part of the fundamental equation of creation, you know? It's amazing. It's beautiful. It's incredible. It's amazing. And, you know, that brings another thing is spend time in nature. Spend time in nature, you know, sit with nature and observe and experience, you know, the beauty. like it.

It.

It feel. It feeds your soul. It brings you closer to you.

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