What If We Were Never Separate?
What If We Were Never Separate?
What if consciousness isn’t locked inside our heads, but ripples through the universe like waves in an infinite ocean? What if every thought, every feeling, isn’t just ours, but an echo of something deeper—something woven into the very structure of reality?
We say the universe began as a quantum state, everything compressed into one. What if that state never truly fractured? What if the separation we perceive—between people, between moments—is just the way our minds process an underlying, continuous connection?
Quantum entanglement tells us that particles, even when galaxies apart, remain linked. What if that’s not just a quirk of physics, but a truth about us? What if our consciousness, born from the same cosmic fabric, is still entangled—subtly, invisibly, undeniably?
What if spacetime itself holds the key? The postquantum model says spacetime remains classical, fluctuating unpredictably. What if those fluctuations don’t just affect particles, but thought itself? What if we are synchronized by forces we don’t yet measure, shaped by distortions in time, connected by the unseen physical weave of reality?
See the connection? What if our separateness is an illusion? What if we’ve never really been alone?
