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In his book, Quantum Theory, Bohm advances the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum physics. In it he explains how the findings of contemporary physics are presenting us with a completely different model of reality, and it is this model that gives us what's often referred to as consciousness-based science.

The orthodox view scientists have always strictly adhered to was that chemical interactions between molecules in plants and animals controlled movement and growth. But Darwinists can't explain how millions of chemicals blindly bumping into each other create synchronized activities of individual genes and cells. If the millions of cells in the body are all working together, who's the conductor?

In the 1920's Alexander Gurwitch, a Russian scientist suggested that a field of electromagnetic radiation rather than chemicals alone guided the growth of cells and bodies. In the 1940's neuroanatomist Harold S. Burr from Yale University recorded electrical fields in the shape of matured bodies around eggs and baby animals. This seemed to suggest a kind of electromagnetic blueprint guiding growth.

Despite modern science's objection to that notion, the work of many physicists suggests a quantum wave/light system. Herbert Fröhlich, of the University of Liverpool, was honored as an outstanding physicist with the prestigious Max Planck medal for being the first to introduce the idea of an electromagnetic wave synchronizing molecules to vibrate in unison to carry out DNA instructions via nonlocality.¹

Italian physicist Renato Nobbili of the Universita degli Studi di Padova empirically proved electromagnetic currents existed in animal tissues and that frequency in tissues were the same as those in the brain of the same animal. Russian physicist Albert Szent-Györgyi—a Nobel Prize recipient—believed that cells transmitted energy containing information on a subatomic level.

The work of all these physicists remained relatively obscure until well after the arrival of the Popp EMI 9558QA photon measuring apparatus. Fritz-Albert Popp, graduate of the University of Würtzburg, and a celebrated theoretical biophysicist teaching radiology at the University of Marburg in Germany, ultimately created a revolution in science. However, before that happened, while speaking before fifteen of the world's leading cancer specialists in Heidelberg, Germany, his prestige was shaken. All but one scientist attending the seminar took his idea that the body produced light as a joke. That lone supporter Bernhard Ruth and Popp then set out to prove them wrong. The team built the light measuring machine to prove their theory, which it did.

The studies that followed culminated in a scientific revolution in biology, which the greater scientific establishment repeatedly attacked and postponed, but ultimately could not stop. As Popp's work progressed, a few of his initial findings were as follows.

The light produced by plants was shown to provide a system of communication between molecules, like a subatomic telephone network of coherent electromagnetic fields. He also discovered that DNA sent out a large range of frequencies that orchestrated the functions of genes and cells.

As far as the human body goes, everything in the new paradigm means that it is a truly astounding and miraculous system, a far more advanced and beautiful system than previously thought.

As it turns out, many prominent scientists working in collaboration and in research centers around the world have built a new unified theory of mind and matter.² Biology is a quantum process. All body growth, movement, healing—all cellular activity—is a function of retrieval of information and energy from the Ghost Field/Zero Point Field/Implicate Order/Framework II (the terms are synonymous), and distribution through the body's light tubes.³

The Zero Point Field is the space surrounding matter. Memories and the body's knowledge are not stored in a specific physical region in the brain. It is theorized that the body is a receiving station, picking up information from the Zero Point Field between synapses and dendrites in the brain and inside microtubules in all cells. The memories of your life and your consciousness itself comes via holographic transformation of interference patterns from the Zero Point Field.

The Zero Point Field is a source of energy and information, but that's all that is known by orthodox science, because it represents a quantum threshold like the STARGATE phenomena, beyond which other dimensional activity exists but which is inaccessible by conventional scientific means.⁴

It is now well established by many scientists that the body is a quantum light system. This light system reveals how it is that when you pick up a book, millions of brain cells operate instantaneously in perfect unison, and then triggers an almost simultaneous mass cellular reaction in your arm, so that as you think it, you lift the book. (The brain sends information to the body at a rate of up to 1,000 meters per second.) Because these processes occur at a speed exceeding any previously known connections between axons or dendrites in neurons, it's hard not to conclude that the only explanation is Popp's light system.

The widely accepted Copenhagen interpretation of reality was put forth by Danish physicist Niels Bohr in the early 20th century. All contemporary physicists, if forced to choose, would select this model (paradigm) over the Newtonian mechanistic model of reality (the solid particle/clockwork universe model). The new model of reality rejects the idea of reality being a collection of exclusively physical particles and objects, each existing independently, one from the other in space. In the new model physical objects are not actually solid, and they are interconnected.

The new emerging consciousness-based science draws from the Copenhagen model. It is the heart of a new paradigm that will forge a new era for humanity (the scientific aspect of the metaphysical worldview).

Physicist David Bohm gives us a model in which our world is a projection of a higher dimensional reality. His term “quantum potential” refers to what he calls a multidimensional information field. Essentially we theorize the same thing, that all of reality is a hierarchy of interpenetrating dimensions made up of intelligent energy, and that each dimension is a projection of the next highest dimension.

The concept of probabilities is at the heart of this paradigm. At a deeper inner level all objects and events exist as probabilities—nonphysical versions of events which can become physical. (When we say “at a deeper inner level,” we mean one level “up” in a hierarchy of dimensions, best visualized as a pyramid shaped gestalt of dimensions making up All-That-Is.) This is important to understand.

The term potential was first used by Aristotle. In the Copenhagen model, going one dimension deeper, all things exist in a state of potential, and observation is the key to manifestation. We are saying essentially the same thing: Event-making takes place at deep inner levels where probabilities reside, and sentient consciousness (beliefs, thoughts and emotions), is the agent that determines which probability manifests.

In the Copenhagen model, the act of observation is what causes the wave aspect (the nonphysical “probable state”) of any probable particle to transmute into a particle state. In contemporary physics this process is described as a collapsing wave function. It's uncontroversially proven that when a scientist looks at a wave, that the act of looking causes the wave to collapse into a particle instantaneously.

As given in EN's curriculum, physicist Eugene Wigner and others see sentient consciousness (human consciousness) as the agent that stimulates action out of an otherwise passive wave function.

Physicist Hugh Everett, who worked in the Pentagon and military on atomic issues, was the first scientist to introduce an accurate model of how multiple probabilities function (at Princeton), the model which EN theorizes to be accurate.

This consciousness-based science is extensive and far more than we have just brought to your attention thus far. This is amazing knowledge and science, applicable to all subjects and with fantastic ramifications. When you get to the point where you directly experience personal control of this process resulting in desired events manifesting in your life, then you will begin to understand the ramifications it will have on your own life and humanity's future.

The concept of an inner reality which manifests the events of your life according to the energy you project, although fully validated by 21^st century physics, is not entirely new. There were similar views held by past civilizations, and there are many references to such knowledge. In all of our course work the focus is on what's valuable for the individual—what you can use, and how you can benefit as soon as possible.

The courses give you first-hand knowledge that works well regardless of your faith or philosophical values. Ultimately, however, these and other facts can't be grafted to our current mainstream worldview; instead they require that we completely discard most of what we've learned in past generations. The new paradigm changes all thinking on all matters in all areas. This is what EN is about. We believe this is important to know.

Scientists are usually open-minded people, and should be. While using our mind scientifically, we know that David Bohm's hierarchy of dimensions is a theoretical model. However, others who have gone before us have sought answers and have found them. Jane Roberts is one of many. Her Seth books are revered by many physicists. In them she says that physical reality/experience is meant to be a joy. It's your dream—your hell or playground—determined by how you wield your thoughts. When you realize you are a multidimensional being, you understand that your current life is not the end. It gets much better as you learn to be enriched by many diverse lives—which in simultaneous time—you are living now. It is up to you to face the creativity of your multidimensional self.

Multiple dimensions and conscious creation sounds outlandish to a rational skeptic, or those scripted in the Newtonian, mechanistic paradigm, and rightly so. Of course it is possible that even a brilliant scientist such as David Bohm could be wrong. However, if you read our articles and primary subscription site you'll see just how many of the world's renown scientists have come to similar conclusions, creating a new consensus that this is in fact the nature of our reality.

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