After Life Communication Pt. 2

  In his book Entangled Minds, Dean Radin states that when you drill down into the core of the most solid-looking material, separateness dissolves. All that remains are relationships extending curiously throughout time and space. These connections were predicted by quantum theory, and Albert Einstein called them “spooky actions at a distance.” Some propose that the universe is a single self-entangled object.

What would human experience be like in such an interconnected universe? Would we occasionally have feelings of connectedness with loved ones, even at a distance? Radin states that certain phenomena, previously thought to be impossible, might in fact exist. He is speaking of psychic phenomena, such as telepathy, clairvoyance, and psychokinesis (the action of mind on matter in which objects are caused to move or change).

Radin also suggests that if telepathy is a real fact, it is very possible that it is operating at every moment everywhere but with too little intensity to be noticed. Or it could be operating in the presence of obstacles that neutralize the effect at the same moment it manifests itself. We produce electricity at every moment. The atmosphere is continually electrified. We move among magnetic currents. And yet millions of human beings lived for thousands of years without having suspected the existence of electricity. It may be the same with telepathy.