Your every thought rearranges the universe.

Every thing in the universe has a unique vibration.

Is this possible? According to quantum physicist and professor Wolfgang Pauli, the answer is: absolutely!

Wolfgang Pauli won a Nobel Prize (and the respect of Albert Einstein) for his role in discovering a new physical law known today as the Pauli Exclusion Principle.

We know from physics that all electrons have three properties: a) energy level; b) spin; and c) orbital. Physicists multiply the energy level, spin, and orbital to calculate the electron's "quantum number."

Pauli found that

NO TWO ELECTRONS WITH THE SAME QUANTUM NUMBER EXIST IN THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE!

And what?

Let's examine this law by taking an apple as an example and focusing our attention on one of the billions of electrons in it. We'll call him Eric the electron. Eric's quantum number would be unimaginably long, but to avoid overcomplicating things, let's assume it's 23.

Pauli proved that nowhere in the entire universe—in any apple in the world, on a distant shooting star, or in the whisker of an arctic mouse—could there be another electron with quantum number 23.

It is as if all the electrons in the universe belong to the same football team, in which no two electrons with the same number are allowed!

But what happens when we rub the apple? Friction creates additional energy. And the energy raises Eric's quantum number. Suddenly it jumps to, say, 26.

The moment Eric's number becomes 26, the only electron in the universe with a quantum number of 26—whether it's on the other side of the Milky Way or in your oatmeal—will instantly change.

Chain reactions

When you rub an apple, kiss your loved one, scold your neighbor, forgive your brother or scratch your back, you set off a chain reaction in the universe. With every fleeting thought that crosses the mind of one of the seven billion inhabitants of Earth, the electrons in the universe rearrange themselves. Every time, when you think of something, the electrons in space rearrange themselves.

Every millisecond, our universe is reorganizing and rebalancing itself. But this scientific idea proved by Professor Pauli is not even cutting edge. Pauli won the Nobel Prize in 1945.

We are not isolated links in the structure of a giant machine. We are all wrapped in one vast living and breathing blanket. Some call it consciousness.

If each electron possesses a unique vibration, then each object also possesses its own unique vibration. Science confirms:

– Everything in the universe is connected.

– Thought does not simply affect matter; thought is matter.

I have a good news.

Everything that happens in your life here and now is created by you. You attracted it yourself with your vibration. And that means that by changing the way you feel, you change what manifests.

You will ask:

"How can I change my vibration?"

The answer is:

By finding a way:

– to find the positive every God's day;

– to stop blaming others;

– to stop blaming yourself;

– to stop worrying;

– to see the best in people.

In all probability, you will make a discovery. Something that the great spiritual teachers have always preached: BE THANKFUL, FORGIVE PEOPLE, LOVE MORE, BLAME LESS AND BELIEVE IN THE POSITIVE OUTCOME!

In this way, you become a magnet for everything you desire.

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