Episode 274 – I’m begging you to understand quantum entanglement

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Note: This blog post serves as an accompaniment to the corresponding podcast episode of A Changed Mind, where we’ll distill down the core ideas of this week’s theme, along with additional distinctions and insights. If you haven’t listened to the episode yet, you can go here to do so.  Enjoy.

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In this episode of A Changed Mind, David Bayer reveals why stress is not a problem to solve but information to decode, and how to use it as a diagnostic that leads you straight to the beliefs distorting your reality.

Most people feel stress and immediately ask how to make it go away. David flips the question. Drawing on a month studying with monks in an ashram in India, where he was told that all suffering is created by the mind and none of it exists in the external world, he explains what a decade of neuroscience, field theory, and over 10,000 coaching conversations confirmed. Stress is the dissonance your nervous system produces when you entangle with an untrue thought. The $100 in your bank account is a fact. The belief that you will not be okay is the distortion. If you are thinking something that does not feel good, what you are thinking is not true.

He then connects this to quantum entanglement and the laws that govern the field. Thoughts are not produced by your brain, they are received by it. Tune into coherent ideas and you feel calm, curious, certain, in a powerful state. Imagine a future built on fear and you entangle with something the field does not agree with, and that disagreement gets communicated to you as anxiety, overwhelm, anger, a primal state. Reality has a logic to it: abundant rather than scarce, connected rather than separate, providing rather than leaving you to fend for yourself. Your stress is telling you exactly where your lens is bent.