Quantum Science for Energy Healers: A Practical Guide Workbook ...

Quantum
Science
for
Energy
Healers:
A
Practical
Guide
Topic
M:
Review
of
Week
2
Workbook
:
Week
3
Answer
Key
©2010
M:1
Week
2
began
by
comparing
the
causal
view
of
Western
philosophy
with
the
holistic
view
of
Eastern
traditions.

This
was
developed
within
the
context
that
many
phenomena
observed
in
sub‐atomic
physics
could
not
be
explained
from
a
causal
framework.

The
Buddhist
“empty
circle”
was
then
used
as
a
metaphor
for
discussing
holism.

Holism
thus
gives
us
a
more
useful
context
for
understanding
the
integration
of
wave‐particle
duality,
uncertainty,
periodicity
and
quantized
energy
used
by
Schrodinger
to
develop
the
modern
quantum
model
of
the
atom.

The
atom
and
hence
matter
becomes
an
energetic
probability
distribution
for
electrons
which
can
be
anywhere,
at
any
instant,
about
the
nucleus.

Moreover,
each
moving
electron
creates
waves
of
quantized
electromagnetic
radiation
therefore,
matter
is
not
solid,
rather
it
is
dense,
highly
structured
energy.
In
the
final
section,
the
compression
waves
of
sound
energy
were
studied,
as
well
as,
their
ability
to
give
form
and
structure
to
the
energy
fields
of
matter.
Topic
N:
What
is
a
laser?
N:1
Key
words:
Laser:
is
a
device
which
can
produce
a
very
narrow
intense
beam
of
monochromatic
coherent
light
Coherent
light:
alignment
of
the
crests
and
troughs
between
2
or
more
waves
of
light.
N:2
Question
to
Ponder:
N:2.1
What
are
the
advantages
of
coherent
light
over
incoherent
light?
The
coherent
light
forms
an
extremely
narrow
beam
of
a
specific
frequency
of
light
which
is
very
intense
and
can
be
used
to
destroy
tissue,
cauterize
and
/or
weld
tissue
or
weld/
machine
metals.
None
of
this
can
be
accomplished
with
ordinary
light
as
it
too
diffuse.
Topic
O:
How
do
holograms
work?
O:1.
Key
Words
Virtual
image:
An
image
which
is
formed
by
our
brain
when
it
interprets
any
light
coming
towards
our
eyes
in
a
straight
line.

A
virtual
image,
however,
will
not
appear
on
a
piece
of
paper
or
film
when
it
is
placed
at
the
location
of
the
image.

O:2.

Questions
to
Ponder
O:2.1.Describe
what
it
is
like
to
view
a
hologram:
The
image
appears
as
a
3D
object
and
you
can
walk
around
it
and
observe
the
image
shift
as
you
change
your
orientation.

If
you
put
your
hand
out
to
touch
it,
it
will
only
pass
through
the
image.
O:2.2.
In
what
manner
do
holograms
support
the
idea
of
holism
that
we
discussed
in
week
2?
Every
point
in
the
hologram
contains
light
from
the
original
scene
and
hence
the
entire
image
can
be
viewed
from
1
small
piece.

Therefore,
each
piece
contains
the
“whole”
image
and
the
“whole
“
image
is
made
up
of
all
the
pieces.
Topic
P:
How
do
our
sense
organs
work?
P:1
Key
words
Neurotransmitter:
A
chemical
found
in
vesicles
(sacs)
in
the
synaptic
area
of
nerve
cells.

This
chemical
is
released
when
an
electrical
impulse
is
transmitted
through
the
nerve.

The
chemical
crosses
a
small
space
to
stimulate
the
adjoining
cell
or
“deliver
the
message”
so
to
speak.
P:2
Question
to
Ponder
P:2.1
Outline
some
of
the
factors
which
might
affect
our
abilities
to
observe
an
event,
and
our
individual
perceptions
of
what
occurred.
There
is
a
huge
cascade
of
messages
from
the
occurrence
of
a
stimulus
to
the
interpretation
by
the
brain.

Some
examples
include
1)
the
capacity
of
the
sense
organs
to
receive
and
or
transmit
information
2)
the
capability
of
the
brain
to
decode
and
interpret
the
information
3)
the
pre‐existing
mind/body/spiritual
state
of
the
person
4)
the
decisions
made
by
the
person
5)
the
previous
experience
of
the
person
with
the
event
which
took
place.
Topic
Q:
How
does
our
brain
work?
Q:1
Key
words
Beta:
13‐40
Hz,
task
oriented,
“secretary”
mind….prolonged
states
lead
to
anxiety
,
stress,
worry
Alpha:
8‐13
Hz
relaxed,
joyful,
floating,
effortless
Theta:
4‐7
Hz

drowsy
state,
stages
1
&
2
of
sleep
Delta:
0‐4
Hz

deep
sleep,
stages
3
&
4
of
sleep

EEG:

Electroencephalogram—
a
measurement
of

the
electrical
activity
of
the
brain
Q:2

Questions
to
Ponder
Q:2.1
Describe
some
to
the
evidence
which
correlates
brain
wave
activity
with
mental
state
Individual
who
experience
insomnia
have
a
characteristic
brain
wave
pattern
of
theta
and
delta
waves
while
those
who
have
“mind
chatter”
have
a
predominant
beta
wave
pattern.

Theta
waves
are
also
associated
with
scar
tissue
and
tumors
in
the
brain
and
senility
is
characterized
by
a
theta/beta
brain
wave
mixture.
Q:2.2Explain
the
benefits
of
meditation
and
how
this
is
supported
by
brain
wave
activity.
Advanced
meditators
exhibit
a
characteristic
alpha
brain
wave
pattern
which
is
also
associated
with
a
calm,
peaceful
and
joyful
presence.

Mystics
exhibit
a
specific
alpha/theta
pattern.
Topic
R:
How
are
energy
and
matter
interrelated?
R:1
Key
words
Peptides:
small
chains
of
amino
acids
which
act
as
messengers
for
the
endocrine
system
R:2
Question
to
Ponder
R:2.1Outline
how
energetic
information
may
be
processed
by
the
body:
Information
may
be
received
through
the
crown
chakra
and
stimulate
the
pineal
gland,
which
releases
specific
peptides
to
stimulate
the
pituitary
gland.

This
gland
then
sends
out
hormones
to
regulate
the
organs
of
the
endocrine
system
Topic
S:
What
is
intuition?
S:1
Key
Words:
Akashic
records:
A
library
or
hall
of
records
in
a
non‐physical
plane
of
existence
which
can
be
accessed
by
mystics
and
contains
all
that
is
known
past,
present
and
future.
From
the
Sanskrit
word
meaning
“sky”,
“space”
or
“ether”
Higher
sense
perception:
receiving
information
beyond
our
normal
range
of
senses.
This
is
often
referred
to
as
a
6 th 
sense
but
can
use
any
of
our
modalities
or
a
combination
thereof
for
receiving
information.

S:2
Question
to
Ponder
S:2.1Outline
why
tuning
into
our
intuition
or
higher
self
is
most
likely
a
quantum
process.
For
many
intuitive
people,
the
information
they
receive
appears
to
be
a
“vision”,
“voice”,
“thought”,

or
“feeling”,
however
it
is
not
in
the
normal
range
of
sensory
perceptions
and
seems
to
come
from

“elsewhere”

If
we
consider
that
we
are
energetic
beings
of
a
specific
vibration
or
quantum
level,
then
it
becomes
plausible
that
we
may
have
some
capacity
to
tap
into
a
higher
quantum
level
and
receive
information
or
that
information
may
be
sent
down
to
us
by
dropping
its
quantum
level.