What is Quantum Jumping?

What is Quantum Jumping?



The popular expression "quantum jump" is usually meant to describe a leap that is big -- but to scientists, quantum jumps are tiny, discrete (indivisible), and abrupt. The idea of quantum particles is that they can exist in material form at one energy level or another, but not in between. When quantum particles have been observed to make a quantum jump from one state to another, scientists have watched them appear to blink on and off.



Quantum jumping is the process by which a person can envision some desired result or state of being that is clearly very different from the existing situation ... and by clearly observing that possibility and supplying enough energy, make a leap into that alternate reality. The idea behind quantum jumping is that while we seldom consciously realize it, we are living in a multiverse of parallel universes. Usually, these alternate realities have no connection to one another. A quantum jump can be made through a kind of handshake through time and space. this connection forms a bridge that allows someone experiencing a quantum jump to literally end up in another reality. The connection is so total that a person can literally walk into another place and time. While to the universe, both of "you" still exists, usually your awareness of who you are will coalesce on one reality, leaving the other forgotten and left behind.



People more often experience walking into parallel worlds that are nearly -- but not quite entirely -- identical to the one they came from. In such cases, you may find something has seemingly shifted in some startling way. A door or building may appear where one had never been before, or you might notice something as simple as your keys not being where you know you put them ... and then find them in a very odd place with no apparent explanation.