Niels Bohr once said in response to Edward Teller, who was glorifying Bohr for his quantum physics thinking , ” Are you suggesting this is all a dream .” During the Copenhagen agreement discussions between Bohr and Schrödinger sometimes became very intense , Schrödinger at times became a little frustrated with some of Bohr’s approaches.
Bohr was the great master of quantum physics theories …We must remember the great physicist Richard Feynman said .
“If you think you understand quantum physics and the wave particle puzzle, that means you don’t understand it ”
Such is the incomprehensible nature and the somewhat incalculable engineering of the universe , what to speak of the multidimensional universe , spoken of by other leading physicists. Sir Fred Hoyle said ” Someone has monkeyed with the universe.” Both Sir Fred Hoyle and Niels Bohr and many current scientific members have the correct approach to exploring the universal affairs and the energies within , the Bhaktivedanta institute and the discovery institute are noteworthy. Such persons and institutions do not dismiss a responsive universe and ordered universe, in fact objective sciences in every field points to that . Subjective sciences highlighted by Darwinian thinkers or those who advocate scientific materialism desperately try to avoid the obvious , they do sciences no favours. Honesty , in sciences is important, such honesty objectively sees and explains the mysteriously manifested organisation within all things from the microbial world to the vast galaxies. Within its atomic realms we find set systems , depending on how many protons in the atom determine the elements it forms . Within its enormous breath of all the galaxies in space, the Vedas indicates, laws of time function differently as well as the types of matter combinations used for like . Edward Teller once said to Bohr, “ Your discovery and findings in the field of quantum physics means we can never see reality in our world in the same way again , formerly we only had classical physics to go by , reality is in need of a rethinking .”……. Bohr was silent for some time but then replied, “Do you mean to tell this world is all a dream?” Bohr was highlighting the instant communications within the universe , someone knows everything , and the many possibilities were signs of something far greater when reality is thought of ,in this regard the observer effects point to consciousness , the observer effecting the outcome , thus , many possibilities of many individual consciousness particles . The ethereal plane studies by Marie Curie, the noble prize winner for her studies of x rays, also highlight the greater universe , the Vedas has a lot to say about the ethereal plane and its connections to matter via the atomic realms. Currently , scientific materialism is like a dark cloud that hangs over humanities head , and along with the Darwinian hypothesis , that is still foolishly regarded as fact based science . They are stifling and suppressing the natural inquisitive nature of many , our educational systems need a reset . The natural inquisitive spirit is being drummed out of persons by modern education and the libertine lifestyles that degrade intelligent philosophically led thinking . Any objective observations in any of the sciences will easily draw one to the same conclusion that Sir Fred Hoyle made and will get the young and old thinking along the lines of Niels Bohr . The Vedas explore all sciences and give rationale explanations and link the worlds of classical physics , quantum physics , along with minds and consciousness in a combined and responsive universe. It links Bohr’s dream like world to its immediate quantum source and an ethereal plane , all of these energies stemming from a far-reaching and unlimitedly expansive origin , consciousness . Personality produces personality. Life comes from life .
The world of classical physics, quantum physics, the subtle ethereal planes, and the pure consciousness associated with the spiritual realms, are one and different but interconnect.
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