The Finding of Heisenberg and Schrodinger and Nonlocality

The Finding of Heisenberg and Schrodinger and Nonlocality

Arguments on the properties and characteristics of substances, including matter, leads to uncertainties that promote research.. Erwin Schrödinger discovered the atom’s quantum model, with electrons as waves. Heisenberg came up with the uncertainty principle that states that an electron’s position and energy (momentum) is unknown; thus, both cannot be identified (Kechrimparis & Weigert, 2014). Subsequently, the relation of these two findings illustrates how material objects can be waves of possibility.

Waves of possibility can be explained using the findings of Heisenberg and Schrodinger. Schrodinger discovered that atoms have electrons that exist as waves, and Heinsberg discovered that the position and energy of these electrons could not be established at once. Therefore, the position and energy of these waves cannot be determined, thereby illustrating locality. The uncertainty principle influences the degree of nonlocality (Oppenheim & Wehner, 2010). This illustrates that the energies of the biofield of human beings have unknown positions and momentum; when people focus on a potential existing as a wave of possibility, it actualizes and becomes seen.

Meridians are nonlocal in nature, and energy passes through these meridians. Accordingly, imbalanced energy is apparent in ailing individuals because energy imbalance causes the development of diseases (Goswami, 2011). To initiate healing or restore health, practitioners can use the meridians to help the clients focus on the waves of possibility of healing to initiate healing.  As energies flow through meridians, energy balance is restored, since initially, the position and momentum are unknown, and once energy passes through meridians, information is shared as photonic signals, and balance is restored. Therefore, practitioners can utilize these concepts while dealing with their clients to restore and initiate healing through various therapies such as acupuncture. Additionally, they can help their clients focus on the possibility of being healthy to actualize healing.

References

Goswami, A. (2011). The Quantum Doctor: A Quantum Physicist Explains the Healing Power of Integral Medicine. Hampton Roads Publishing

Kechrimparis, S., & Weigert, S. (2014). Heisenberg uncertainty relation for three canonical observables. Physical Review A, 90(6). https://doi.org/10.1103/physreva.90.062118

Oppenheim, J., & Wehner, S. (2010). The Uncertainty Principle Determines the Nonlocality of Quantum Mechanics. Science, 330(6007), 1072-1074. https://doi.org/10.1126/science.1192065

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Discussion 5 – Based on the findings of Heisenberg and Schrodinger, explain how material objects are waves of possibility. How does this intersect with nonlocality, and what does it mean for practitioners? Support your answer.