#quantum physics

[wowcoolinterestingneatbeautiful]

The shape of a photon, particle of light: “something that hasn’t been seen before in physics”

A new quantum theory explaining how light and matter interact has also provided the first ever depiction of the shape of a single light part

We present a comprehensive second quantization scheme for radiative photonic devices. We canonically quantize the continuum of photonic eige

[pangeen]

“ Moon Squad ” // © Star Walk 2

[vanillebirkin]

You can't not shift.

Science says you're in your DR right now.

When you understand the principles of quantum physics, such as, superposition, you finally understand once more, that shifting is not a "journey", is a choice of awareness.

In quantum physics, a particle exists as a wave function in all possible states and locations simultaneously until theyre observed. This means the version of you who is in your DR, waking up with your desired life, is already here as a probability wave, occupying the same space as you.

The problem is,if you keep focusing your observation (awareness), on your CR , youre collapsing the wave function into this specific reality every single second. Shifting literally means changing the observer

You focus so powerfully on ur DR probability that the quantum field has no choice but to collapse that possibility into a physical fact for you.

If u truly understand superposition, you stop sayin "Im trying to shift." Because "trying" implies that the reality isn't here yet.

The logic is, "I am the sum of all my possibilities across the universe. Right now, I am tuned into this radio station aka CR, but the other station, DR isn't in another room, its playing right here on a different frequency.

The observer bends the matter.

Again, if you understand quantum physics and superposition, the question "when will it happen? ?" automatically vanishes. Cause "when" belongs to the illusion of lineer time. In the quantum field, there is only "NOW." So yes, you are in your DR right now; you are just learning how to fix your gaze aka. awareness there... .

[per-asperaa-ad-astra]

When a physicist falls in love :)

Richard Feynman's love letter to his deceased wife, 1946.

[bisexual-engineer-girl]

I present to you all: the De Broccoli wavelength.

[salemlunaa]

SELF CONCEPT IS KEY — WHO ARE YOU BEING TODAY?

feel like you’re stuck in a loop?

Pete Sapper said “When you know who you are, your mirror will reflect it, when you don’t know who you are, it will also reflect”

You don’t need to anything for your manifestations to materialise, as they already have, creation is finished, but self concept is something that really helps you wrap your mind around it.

When I say that you are God, do you really and truly know that? And I ask for knowing and not believing because beliefs change all the time. Do you KNOW you are God, or do you just get this rush of excitement and adrenaline after reading some motivational posts just to fall back into old patterns a few hours later?

What colour hair do you have? Let’s say you have black hair and maybe you dyed it blonde, would you constantly go back on the fact that you have black hair, i mean if it was a dye job you got done yesterday, you might forget for a moment, but you’ll be like “oh that’s right, i have blonde hair” and go on about your day, because 1. You KNOW that’s it’s true and 2. You KNOW that you are the person who has blonde hair. That one time you forgot doesn’t negate from the fact that you have blonde hair.

A lot of you “persist and persist”, and wonder why your outer world hasn’t changed, let me tell you something i’m not gonna bullshit you and tell you that these are old thoughts playing out because they aren’t, it’s just not true, there is no separation between your outer and inner, A mirror doesn’t have a mind of its own, it can’t “test” you or show you something that you are NOT, because think of a literal mirror (that’s what this outer world is), when we say that, it isn’t some cute metaphor, it’s the truth. The reason things haven’t changed is because YOU haven’t. Again, think of a mirror, instant reflections are the ONLY TYPE OF REFLECTIONS!! be the person who assumes otherwise? you will stay waiting, looking for posts to motivate you instead of living the life you want.

You can do as many things to manifest your dream body, but if you’re still being the person who is a loser with a shitty figure, guess what?… Have you heard the phrase “You cannot trick God”, since we have now come to terms with the fact that we are God, the term can now be written as “you cannot trick yourself”, you also can’t run from who you are. God, you, your consciousness can tell the difference between believing, and KNOWING. If you KNOW and accept your unfavourable life as true, no amount of wishful thinking and hopeful attempts at techniques will change what you know. So what is there to do? change SELF.

ꨄꨄꨄ

Become God, step into that state of being now, you ARE pure consciousness now, there is nothing to do, nothing to induce. You ARE the void now. You are limitless, you have always succeeded in anything you do, so why not know? Your outer world reflects instantly because you are God and what you say goes. There is no one above you, now if you knew that why are you getting triggered with all the limiting beliefs, why would anyone tell YOU, as God, how to create.

When someone says “your manifestation will ONLY take 3 Days if you do this magnificent method that-”.

Instead of mindlessly following another method like a junkie. You say “wtf i’m literally GOD not you, 3 days?? pfft my shit is instant because i’m just so fucking unlimited and ethereal”

You are God, the only free thinker in your reality. Not even im freely thinking from your perspective, im just a projection. So what if someone tells you that you have to do this and that to get what you want? everyone else is a lowly human, YOU are God. Absolute Intelligence. With words that instantly create. Once you get that through your skull you will never have a day in your life where you are experiencing unfavourable circumstances.

Who cares if Nancy’s dream bod took 3 months?

Who cares if Wyatt took 2 weeks to shift to his dream life?

Who cares if Jessica looped affirmations all day to get her grades?

YOU ARE GOD HERE. Not them. Time is not real and Creation is finished, WHO CARES ABOUT THEM?? YOU. HAVE. EVERYTHING.

I am not religious by any means but i believe a lot of religious books were guides to understand self, that got, as we can see, heavily misconstrued. And there’s this verse:

Joshua 24:15 “As for me and my house we will serve the Lord”

Do you know what that actually means: It means who cares what everyone else’s limiting beliefs are, who cares what everyone else “had” to do, or what everyone else believes. As for you and your mind, You will serve God, That is You.

You are one perception away from everything materialising. This isn’t the Law of Desire, if so everyone would have everything they could ever want, by simply.. wanting it. It’s the law of Being, BE GOD, and put YOURSELF on the pedestal, then you will wake up in this illusion, you will start to see that there are no big and small manifestations. You will start to see that your consciousness created all of this and none of it is real, and nothing will be hard or easy for you anymore, it will just be. You will start to understand that time doesn’t exist, and all this other noise matters not anymore, for you are sovereign. You will start to understand that you are one decision away.

Idc if you have to repeat it, or to visualise yourself as this godly being, idc what you do, even so much as a one-and-done decision as long as you understand who you are.

I get all these asks and dms too (before i turned them off) with problems that would not be problems if you guys understood who you actually are. Some of the things you guys complain about WOULDNT EVEN EXIST if you just stepped into that knowing that you are God.

And I know time doesn’t exist, but for those of you who still resonate with the 3D and human concepts (even tho that’s like, soooo dumb 🙄), you will spend a lot more “time” without what you want if you don’t start BEING the person who has it all.

Focus on that self concept, be the most egotistical, self-obsessed, head-up-your-own-ass typa bitch. For you are God and any lesser treatment of self would be nonsensical.

When you know you are, the world will reflect your power

©salemlunaa

[drewsbby]

your quantum physics professor mr. rafe cameron.

professor!rafe who walks into class with a smile every time. like he’s genuinely happy to be there, setting his worn brown leather briefcase down and immediately asking, “how’s everyone doing today?” and actually having a light conversation before he starts the lesson.

professor!rafe who teaches partial differential equations and complex variables like it’s easier to the average person, breaking things down step by step, writing neatly across the board, turning back to the class and going, “stop me if something doesn’t make sense, i mean it.”

professor!rafe who is super big on participation, always saying, “i don’t want you leaving confused, because then i haven’t done my job properly,” and will literally pause the entire lecture just to re explain something if even one person looks lost.

professor!rafe who does a lot of hands on work during class. like walking between desks, leaning slightly over shoulders to check your work, pointing lightly at your paper with his pen like, “you’re really close here, just adjust this part.” and does it in a way you never feel dumb. 

professor!rafe who gets a little dorky when he’s excited about a concept, talking a bit faster, hands moving slightly as he explains, like he forgets he’s supposed to be “professional” for a second.

professor!rafe who makes random comments like “apple is honestly a disgrace to computer science” while opening his lenovo laptop, and the entire class laughs while he just looks up like “what? you all know i’m right.”

professor!rafe who isn’t really on social media. like at all, aside from occasionally updating his linkedin for his phd progress, but will casually mention going to a ballet or a play over the weekend like it’s the most normal thing ever.

professor!rafe who always has his hair slicked back just enough, glasses sitting low on his nose when he’s reading something closely, pushing them back up absentmindedly with his knuckle.

professor!rafe who somehow always has a faint smudge of marker or chalk near his jaw or chin, or even on this shirts from getting too close to the board, completely unaware of it.

professor!rafe who wears those stupidly cute short sleeve button downs, sometimes with tiny embroidered equations on the pocket, paired with slacks like he’s not accidentally distracting you.

professor!rafe who carries that same brown leather briefcase everywhere, filled with neatly organized notes, his laptop, and printed lesson plans, like his entire life depends on it. 

professor!rafe who says your name so naturally when calling on you, “ms. yln, what did you get for this?” and it shouldn’t make you feel anything, but you name on his lips, just does.

professor!rafe who notices effort more than anything, giving small nods of approval when you answer correctly, or saying, “that’s a really good way to think about it,” and you’re thinking about that for the rest of the day.

professor!rafe who once leaned slightly closer to your desk to check your work and said, “you’re picking this up really quickly,” and you had to actively focus on not forgetting how to think.

professor!rafe who compliments you in the most innocent, and appropriate ways possible. like “your perfume smells really nice today. i think my sister wears the same one” and you’re smiling while telling yourself, ‘that’s not what i wanted but i’ll take it’.

professor!rafe who started off, completely unaware of the effect he has, just treating you like a dedicated student, while you’re sitting in the front row every day, a little more put together than necessary, just waiting for him to notice it.

professor!rafe who takes his role super seriously. always keeping things respectful and professional, never letting anything blur. but there’s this warmth in the way he speaks to you that feels a little different. 

professor!rafe who looks at you like he’s trying to understand how you think, not just what you know, and somehow that feels more intimate than anything else. because he’s picking apart your brain where your ex’s want your body first. 

professor!rafe who has no idea you’ve checked his left hand more than once, just in case.

professor!rafe who leaves you wondering what it would actually take for him to look at you as anything more than his student ms. y/l/n, even just for only a second. 

professor!rafe who writes out full solutions before class in his notebook, but still works through them again on the board just in case someone needs to see the process twice, muttering softly to himself like “okay, let’s not skip steps here”

professor!rafe who always brings an extra pen or pencil and, without making it a big deal, and will slide it onto your desk if he notices you forgot one. “you can keep it,” like it was already accounted for. professor!rafe who gets slightly thrown off when the class laughs at something he didn’t mean to be funny, pausing mid sentence like “well that wasn’t intended as humor,” but there’s a small smile tugging at his lips anyway.

professor!rafe who has a habit of tapping the board lightly with his marker when he’s thinking, staring at the equation for a second before going, “okay, there’s a cleaner way to approach this,” and rewriting it completely.

professor!rafe who grades assignments with actual feedback instead of just numbers. putting small notes in the margins like “good approach here” or “i see what you were going for, come see me and we’ll walk through it together.”

professor!rafe who stays a few minutes after class every single time, even when no one asks questions, just in case someone wants to but feels awkward speaking up in front of everyone.

professor!rafe who lowkey gets excited when someone challenges his explanation, not defensive at all, just like, “wait, okay, that’s a good point,” and will literally work through it with them.

professor!rafe who drinks a black coffee he definitely forgot about halfway through class, taking a sip, pausing, then quietly going, “that’s definitely been sitting there for a while,” and setting it back down like nothing happened. 

professor!rafe who carries himself very well, but occasionally forgets the smallest things, like leaving the cap off his marker or misplacing his notes for two seconds before finding them exactly where he put them.

professor!rafe who pushes his sleeves up absentmindedly when he’s deep into explaining something, revealing his forearms without even realizing you’ve completely stopped paying attention to anything but his arms. 

professor!rafe who softens his tone without realizing it when speaking directly to you, like there’s a slight difference that only you would pick up on, but then doubt yourself because you want it to be different. 

professor!rafe who remembers your academic strengths specifically, “you’re usually really good with this type of problem, what part is throwing you off?” and it feels a little too personal in the best way. 

professor!rafe who once caught you already looking at him when he turned from the board, and paused for a second. just long enough to clock it, before continuing like nothing happened.

professor!rafe who organizes his entire lecture timeline down to the minute, but will completely abandon it if the class needs more time. “we’ll adjust, understanding this is more important than finishing everything.”

professor!rafe who quietly gets proud when the class starts improving, like you can see it in the way he nods more, or says “yeah, exactly.” 

professor!rafe who would be genuinely surprised if he ever found out you had a crush on him, because in his mind, he’s just doing his job. 

professor!rafe who then starts noticing you nearly at the end of the semester, gradually. in the way your gaze lingers a second too long when he’s explaining something, how you’re always already looking at him when he turns from the board. at first he tells himself it’s nothing, just attentiveness, but then it keeps happening. 

professor!rafe who realizes you stay behind after class more often than anyone else. not asking questions right away, just packing your bag a little slower, glancing up like you’re waiting for him to say something first. and it makes him pause sometimes, hands resting on the desk, debating whether to break the silence. 

professor!rafe who catches on that you come to office hours more than necessary. not in a concerning way, because you’re one of his best students, but your questions are weird? things you already understand, just worded differently. and he answers every time, but there’s a voice in the back of his mind like, ‘you don’t actually need help with this?’

professor!rafe who hates that he notices the smaller things now too. like the way you always come in put together, rather the consistency of it. your hair done, your outfits always nice, the faint scent of your perfume when he leans slightly closer to check your work. he doesn’t linger on it but he notices more than he should.

professor!rafe who has to actively redirect himself sometimes when he feels your eyes on him for too long. clearing his throat turning back to the board, having to reminding himself ‘this is not appropriate. she is your student.’ but it’s harder than he expected it to be.

professor!rafe who starts keeping interactions just a touch more structured once he becomes aware. nothing too obvious, just slightly more careful with his tone, or his distance because the last thing he wants is to blur a line he can’t fix later. but you noticed anyway. 

professor!rafe who still can’t deny the thought that slips in sometimes. ‘she’s beautiful.’ he’ll tell himself. and he shuts it down immediately every time, because it’s something he keeps not allowing himself to fall into. 

professor!rafe who sees you that same night outside campus wit the rain coming down hard. he’s halfway to his car when he spots you at the bus stop, with no umbrella, shoulders slightly hunched, trying to shield your bag from the water. and he stops. because he could keep walking. ‘it’s not appropriate. it’s late. she’ll be fine. someone else will-’ but then you move your bag closer to your chest, trying to keep it dry, and that’s it. decision made.

professor!rafe who mentally curses at himself for jogging back towards you. his umbrella tilted forward to block the rain, slightly out of breath when he reaches you. “hello, ms. y/l/n,” he says, voice a little louder over the hard noise of the rain. you look up, surprised. “oh! hi mr. cameron.” he thinks for a second, like he’s choosing his words carefully. “you can- um, you can call me rafe,” he says, almost hesitant. then quickly, “outside of class, i mean.” professor!rafe who gestures lightly toward the street, rain still pouring. “can i offer you a ride home?” he asks, and it sounds casual, but there’s a layer of concern under it he doesn’t bother hiding. you blink, trying to keep your voice normal, but you’re more excited than you show. “are you sure? i don’t want to be an inconvenience.” he shakes his head immediately. “no, not at all. i just- i couldn’t leave you out here like this,” he says, glancing at your bag. “especially with your work getting soaked.”

professor!rafe who walks you to his car with the umbrella angled more toward you than himself, shoulder slightly damp because he’s not paying attention to where the rain’s hitting him, more focused on keeping you from getting further wet. 

professor!rafe who doesn’t even react when you apologize for getting his seat wet, just shaking his head like it genuinely doesn’t matter. “it’s fine. it’ll dry,” he says simply, already starting the car.

professor!rafe who relaxes a little during the drive, conversation coming easier than it ever has in class. talking about small things, from coffee shops, places near the shore, his phd progress, and it feels so normal, to the point where he questions how comfortable it is. 

professor!rafe who notices the way you look at him when he’s focused on the road, and every time he glances over and catches you, you both look away with small, almost embarrassed smiles like you’ve been caught doing something you shouldn’t.

professor!rafe who involuntarily flexes his hand, like he's silently restraining himself.

professor!rafe who realizes, fuck, somewhere between conversation and quiet moments, that, this, this right here is exactly why he kept his distance before. because it would be so easy to let it become something more, and that’s exactly what makes it dangerous, but i don’t think he really cares anymore.

for you aurora <3

[douyindoll]

Instant Manifestation IS Possible‼️

People hear “instant manifestation” and immediately jump to extremes. They imagine something dramatic, unrealistic, or mystical, and then reject the idea without actually examining how things already work in their own life. That reaction itself shows the real issue: most people don’t question delay. They assume delay is natural, responsible, or required. They never stop to ask whether waiting is actually necessary or just familiar.

Look at how instant results already show up for you daily. You think about checking your phone, and a message comes in. You decide to change your mood, and within minutes the tension drops. You choose not to argue back in a situation, and the conflict dies instantly. No preparation. No buildup. No timeline. These are instant shifts, but people don’t label them as manifestation because they didn’t struggle for them. If struggle isn’t involved, the mind dismisses the result as coincidence.

Now compare that to how people treat “big” desires. Suddenly everything changes. They start adding rules. “This is different.” “This is serious.” “This will take time.” That’s not because the desire itself is different — it’s because the mental relationship to it is different. The moment you treat something as heavy, it becomes heavy. The moment you treat it as complicated, it becomes complicated.

Instant manifestation isn’t about size. It’s about resistance. Think about money. Someone might stress over earning a specific amount for months, yet randomly receive an unexpected refund or gift without effort. The amount didn’t decide the speed. The lack of internal debate did. They weren’t monitoring it. They weren’t checking whether it was coming. They weren’t emotionally invested in controlling the outcome. So it moved cleanly.

Another common example: relationships. People chase love for years, yet someone who isn’t actively hunting suddenly meets the right person in an ordinary moment. Why? Because the chasing mind keeps reopening the question: “Where is it? Why hasn’t it happened? What’s wrong?” The relaxed mind isn’t asking. It already decided internally, even if unconsciously. Decision without interrogation creates speed.

People also forget how instantly negative outcomes appear when they expect them. You assume something will go wrong, and it often does quickly. No one says, “That needs time.” Fear is rarely patient. That alone proves speed isn’t limited. If undesirable outcomes can show up fast through assumption and repetition, then desirable ones can too. The rules don’t change based on preference.

The biggest misunderstanding is thinking instant manifestation requires intense focus. It doesn’t. In fact, intense focus usually slows things down. The fastest results come when the decision is firm and the mind stops reopening it. Think about ordering food at a restaurant. You choose, order, and then stop debating. You don’t keep calling the waiter to ask, “Are you sure it’s coming?” The order moves forward because the decision is closed.

Delays usually happen because people keep reopening their decisions. They want something, then question it. They choose it, then test it. They say yes, then add conditions. That internal back-and-forth creates friction. Friction feels like time. Remove the friction, and the sense of waiting disappears.

Another example: habits. Someone decides to stop responding emotionally to criticism. The first day they decide, the change is instant. The trigger still appears, but the reaction doesn’t. No timeline was required. The identity shift happened immediately. This proves that internal changes don’t need gradual buildup unless you expect them to.

People confuse repetition with necessity. Just because something has been repeated slowly in the past doesn’t mean it had to be. It just means no one questioned the pace. Instant manifestation challenges that assumption, and that’s why it feels uncomfortable. It removes excuses. It removes delay as a hiding place.

Time is often used as a buffer for doubt. Saying “it will happen eventually” feels safer than saying “it can happen now.” Now demands commitment. Now removes wiggle room. When someone fully commits internally, the external response often surprises them with how fast it adjusts.

Instant manifestation isn’t magic. It’s efficiency. It’s what happens when the mind stops arguing with itself. When the internal answer is no longer “maybe,” “soon,” or “after I fix something,” but simply “this is done.”

The irony is that the more people insist something must take time, the more time it takes. And the more normal instant change feels to someone, the more often they experience it.

So yes, instant manifestation is possible for any desire-not because the world bends on command, but because delay was never a law. It was a habit. And habits stop the moment you stop repeating them.

Here’s another angle people miss: urgency doesn’t create speed, closure does. Rushing, forcing, or constantly checking feels like movement, but it’s actually hesitation in disguise. When the mind is settled, there’s nothing to rush. Things move because there’s no internal debate left to slow them down. Speed comes from finality, not pressure.

Notice how fast things resolve once you stop caring about proving them. The moment you no longer need reassurance, explanations, or validation, outcomes tend to show up with less resistance. That’s not coincidence. The need to prove something keeps the question open. Closing the question ends the delay.

Even clarity itself can appear instantly. Someone can be confused for months, then suddenly know exactly what to do in a single moment. No long buildup. No gradual unfolding. One clear internal shift, and everything reorganizes around it. That same principle applies to desires. When the internal stance changes fully, the outer response follows faster than expected.

People often say, “I wasn’t even thinking about it when it happened,” without realizing that’s the point. They weren’t reopening the question. They weren’t interfering. They had already moved on internally. Detachment isn’t indifference — it’s completion. Completion removes time.

The more you normalize instant change, the less shocking it becomes. When fast results stop feeling special or rare, they stop triggering disbelief. And when disbelief drops, speed becomes ordinary instead of exceptional.

Instant manifestation doesn’t require you to fight your mind, control every thought, or maintain constant focus. It only requires you to stop undoing your own decisions. Once you see how often you reverse yourself internally, the idea of speed stops sounding unrealistic and starts sounding obvious.

Delay survives on indecision.

Speed shows up when the decision is no longer up for discussion.

What most people overlook is how often they mentally pause themselves without realizing it. They say they want something, then immediately add mental footnotes, exceptions, and escape clauses. “If it happens.” “If it’s meant to.” “If I’m ready.” Each of those quiet additions reopens the question. And every reopened question reintroduces delay. Speed doesn’t like loose ends.

There’s also a difference between thinking about a desire and finalizing it internally. Thinking keeps things fluid. Finalizing locks them in. Many people live in constant thinking mode, mistaking it for commitment. They replay scenarios, tweak outcomes, and revisit options, not realizing they’re keeping everything unresolved. Resolution is what creates momentum.

You can see this clearly in everyday decisions. When you truly decide to leave a situation, the relief is instant, even if the logistics take time. The inner shift happens immediately. The weight lifts right away. That same inner shift is what people call “instant manifestation,” but it’s been part of human behavior forever.

Another overlooked point is that speed increases when something feels settled, not exciting. Excitement often keeps things open-ended. Settled states close the loop. When something feels settled, the mind stops interfering. And when interference stops, outcomes reorganize faster than expected.

This is why people who are calm about what they want often get it quicker than people who are passionate but conflicted. Calm isn’t lack of desire. It’s lack of argument. And lack of argument is what removes delay.

Instant manifestation becomes common once you stop treating time like a requirement and start seeing it as a byproduct of mental hesitation. When hesitation drops, time stops being noticeable.

Nothing new needs to be learned.

Nothing special needs to be added.

What changes everything is what finally gets dropped.

And once that happens, speed stops being impressive.

It just feels normal.