Perception at the quantum level
Abstract
For us to survive we need to detect and recognize our environment. We are equipped with our sensory organs and nervous system so that we can sense the stimuli and interpret the data to maintain our lives. We have five senses; touch, sight, sound, smell and taste, and also, we have the ability of proprioception (detecting changes in body positions and information) which is very useful for our social relations to detect cues about people and relationships. Interpretation process is affected by many factors, genetics, personality, brain functions, hormones, consciousness, mindfulness, subconscious, prejudices, beliefs, experience, past lives, desires, needs, motivations, expectations, aims, psychological and emotional state, socio-economical state, family structure, cultural and educational state. During the process of perception many cognitive conditions are processed at the level of quantum ground. All the senses, thoughts and emotions have the same basis as the other matter in the universe, and this basis is called string. Strings vibrate and have frequencies. They emanate energy. If we are aware of these energies and frequencies, we may easily be aware of our perceptions and others’ perceptions as well. We may follow, detect, harness and control our perception so that we may transform our lives.
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