Quantum Psychology

At the beginning of the twentieth century, an amazing theory of physical science appeared-quantum mechanics. Despite the fact that even today its conclusions are difficult both for confirmation and for refutation, because of its ambiguity and unique paradoxes, it forces great minds to search for answers to questions about how the universe and matter are structured, how the mind and human consciousness act on quantum systems and objective reality.

From the position of quantum mechanics and its vision of reality, man is not just a living material mechanism, but a complex and interconnected being with a unique nature that extends through time and space.

The first reality is the reality of the objects that we see. There is also a macroscopic reality and the reality of atoms and atomic nuclei. These are different worlds, subject to their own laws and their language, but these worlds interact with each other.

As you know, people consist of an incredible number of atoms, at the same time these atoms and being. And if we recall the proposition of universal unity, discovered by physicists, it turns out that we are one with the world in which we live. Even Albert Einstein said that man is part of the whole, called the universe.