to my friends

I'm a new member, and fired up. I've already been made an ambassador-called upon to spread the word. I come first to you, my friends. Tell me where I'm wrong.

I want to talk about a little known reason for our existence. A clue is in the fact that in my 81 years there have been times when if anything could go wrong it did-Murphy's Law-and other times when no matter what everything went right. It isn't "the luck of the Irish." There has to be a reason for it.

The reason came to me in an unusual way: by an understanding of the microcosmic-where it all begins. But as my friend Alexchua says, "What the bleep do we know?" Well, we can know that reality is not at all what we've been educated to think it is. We can at least open our minds to the possibility that it could be something else. Why should we remain fixed in the established paradigm? The world is rapidly changing. There is a reason for everything, including the cutting edge of science. From the world of the very small, which is nothing like the world we know, science has now found a dimension of infinite possibility, and finally admits that we possess consciousness. And it isn't some electrochemical process in our brains. There is not a particle of evidence. (Pun intended.)

It has now been irrefutably proven by Bell's theorem, using the Pythagorean theorem (by the way, Pythagoras was an astrologer, philosopher, and mystic) that there is such a thing as "superluminance," a non-local state; that is, a state over and beyond the local forces of gravity and electromagnetism, a state wherein there is instantaneous communication. No matter how far two objects move apart, once together, they may not be separated. We're talking about the dimension of infinite possibility, where time and space don't exist, the state before conscious observers observe. Light travels in waves. When observed, it becomes particles. By the way, light waves travel through the vacuum of space, without a medium. At the speed of light, time and space don't exist. That isn't the world we know. The world of particles isn't in the world we know. By observing, we create the world we know.

My question: can it be that the world of subatomic particles has nothing to do with our world? I don't think so. For, if I believed that, then I'd be simply be going through the laws of motion Newton gave us-cyclic-"what comes around goes around." I'm not a trained animal jumping through conventions' hoops, without an independent thought of my own. The latest science gives me the understanding that it all begins from a dimension of infinite possibility. Quantum physics gives us Heisenberg's uncertainty principle. Indirectly, we each create our own realities. It is no longer the world of concrete realities. We are living in the past. We've entered the age of innovation.

Back to Murphy's Law, it appears to me that we each arrive with a destiny. When we wander from it, things don't work out the way we planned. When we know we create our reality, we take directions from our conscience. Some of us know from early in our lives what we were called to do, and excel. Unfortunately, I took the path of least resistence. I was natively persuasive. I went into sales work instead of becoming the scientist I was meant to be.

Quantitatively, I did well in sales work. Then came "my calling." It transformed me. The quality of my life improved. I learned that real happiness coincides with love. My greater love of self worked out to be a less self-centered self, a more giving self. It is no coincidence that I found true love. When we give, the return is more valuable than money. The quality of our lives improves.

Happiness is not something that can be legislated. It comes from within. When I was in sales work, I knew that every rejection meant I was closer to a sale. Zaadz is not a legislative body. We lead the world to change by personal influence. Zaadz is a place to make friends, a place to find happiness and to spread it.

When one looks at reality creation from the perspective of a dimension of infinite possibility, it is empowering to know that one can observe and make his or her life better. Life really isn't that complicated. We've been natively equipped to cope. The better one can make his or her life, the better it is for others.

The best to you