Acoustic Cover of The Script's 'For The First Time'.

The Script - For The First Time (MEKUSIU Cover)

This podcast explores the potential parallels between quantum entanglement and religious experiences of the Holy Spirit. The author argues that the instantaneous connections in quantum physics, such as entanglement, might offer a scientific framework for understanding seemingly inexplicable spiritual connections across vast distances. The post draws on scientific concepts like quantum superposition and the interconnectedness of quantum particles to suggest a more profound, unified reality encompassing both physical and spiritual phenomena. It emphasizes that this isn't about reducing spirituality to science but finding common patterns in the universe, revealing a reality defined by relationships rather than separation. Ultimately, the author proposes that quantum mechanics and spiritual experiences may point to a universe fundamentally woven from connection.
Article: https://drjerryasmith.substack.com/p/the-quantum-entanglement-of-the-holy

Quantum Entanglement and the Holy Spirit

Describe:
In this episode of “On the Movements of the Earth,” l take listeners into one of the most moving chapters of the comic On the Movements of the Earth—the story of a man labeled a “failure.” Through the tale of Count Piastre, whose life’s work crumbles in the face of new truth, l explore the meaning of failure, the cost of pursuing knowledge, and the quiet courage of those who dare to question. Drawing personal parallels from her own journey toward a dream in astronomy, she weaves history, science, and heartfelt insight into a powerful message: that even failed efforts can light the way for others. Thoughtful, inspiring, and deeply human—this episode is a reminder that the search for truth is never wasted.

Sources:
1.サカナクション - 怪獸 0.00~0.21、3.21~4.09
2.background music from VEED-Sunset Garden、String Arppeggios

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