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The Science and Power of Quantum Jump Meditations: Creating the Life You Desire

Are you ready to transform your life and align with your highest potential? Quantum jump meditations may hold the key. Rooted in the fascinating intersection of quantum physics and metaphysical practice, this meditation technique offers a powerful way to create the reality you desire. Let’s explore the science, benefits, and transformative power behind quantum jump meditations—and how they can help you shape the life of your dreams.

What is Quantum Jump Meditation?

Quantum jump meditation is a guided visualization technique designed to help you “jump” into a version of yourself living your ideal life. It’s based on the principle of the multiverse theory in quantum physics, which suggests that infinite versions of reality exist simultaneously.

During a quantum jump, you tap into your subconscious mind to connect with the version of yourself that has already achieved what you desire—whether it’s abundance, love, health, or personal growth. By aligning with this version of yourself, you begin to embody their mindset, habits, and energy, shifting your reality in profound ways.

The Science Behind Quantum Jumping

While quantum jumping may sound mystical, its foundation is supported by principles of quantum physics and neuroscience:

1. The Multiverse Theory: Physicists like Hugh Everett propose that every decision we make splits reality into parallel timelines. Quantum jump meditation uses this idea to access a timeline where your goals have already been realized.

2. Neuroplasticity: When you visualize your ideal self, your brain creates new neural pathways that align with that version of you. Over time, these pathways rewire your subconscious, making your desired reality feel more natural and achievable.

3. The Observer Effect: In quantum physics, the observer has the power to influence outcomes. Similarly, in meditation, focusing your intention directs your energy toward manifesting your goals.

Benefits of Quantum Jump Meditations

1. Enhanced Manifestation Power

Quantum jumping amplifies the law of attraction by aligning your vibration with your desired reality. By embodying the energy of your ideal self, you attract circumstances and opportunities that resonate with that frequency.

2. Clarity and Confidence

Visualizing yourself as successful, happy, or fulfilled provides a clear roadmap for taking action in your current reality. You gain confidence by tapping into the mindset and strengths of your “quantum self.”

3. Stress Reduction

Guided quantum jump meditations are deeply relaxing, helping you let go of limiting beliefs, self-doubt, and stress. They replace worry with a sense of empowerment and possibility.

4. Rapid Personal Growth

By “jumping” to your ideal self, you adopt new perspectives, skills, and habits that accelerate your growth and help you overcome challenges.

How Quantum Jumping Can Help You Create the Life You Want

1. Set a Clear Intention

Before meditating, identify what you want to manifest: financial abundance, a fulfilling relationship, vibrant health, or personal success. Be specific, as clarity directs your energy.

2. Visualize Your Quantum Self

During the meditation, imagine meeting a version of yourself who has already achieved your goal. What do they look like? How do they feel? Observe their confidence, habits, and surroundings.

3. Embody Their Energy

Absorb their mindset, emotions, and wisdom. Ask them questions about how they achieved their success, and feel yourself stepping into their energy.

4. Anchor the Experience

After the meditation, take small, inspired actions in your current life that reflect your quantum self. This bridges the gap between where you are and where you want to be.

A Guided Meditation for Beginners

If you’re new to quantum jump meditations, here’s a simple exercise to get started:

1. Find a quiet, comfortable space where you won’t be disturbed.

2. Close your eyes and take deep, calming breaths.

3. Visualize a shimmering doorway in front of you. Imagine this door leads to the version of yourself who has achieved your desired goal.

4. Step through the doorway and meet your quantum self. Take in their energy, surroundings, and advice.

5. When ready, return to your current reality, bringing their confidence and wisdom with you.

Why You Should Try Quantum Jumping

Quantum jump meditations empower you to take control of your reality by aligning with your higher self. It’s not just wishful thinking—it’s a practice that combines visualization, intention, and action to unlock your full potential. Whether you’re looking to manifest abundance, improve your relationships, or elevate your spiritual journey, quantum jumping offers a transformative path to success.

Are you ready to create the life you desire? Explore guided quantum jump meditations at Mystic Harmony Studio on Etsy and Gumroad marketplace platforms to awaken the infinite possibilities within you.

Discover more tools for spiritual growth, from meditation recordings to virtual Reiki sessions (Gumroad and FB only, at this time) in my online stores.

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2020, in the rear view

As all of the readers of this blog know, I typically don’t allow *quite* this long go between posts. There’s often “inconsistency”, as anyone who’s read it, knows. But this long, is long. I’m sorry for my silence through the vast majority of this year. As we all recognize, 2020 has been nothing short of a train wreck. However, I’m un/fortunate to have only had a short time of unemployment. So, I’ve remained, largely, the same busy and distracted working parent you (all 3-4 of you) know and like.

Edit: 4/13/22- For reasons I can’t understand, the rest of this blog was lost? Removed? I don’t know. But it’s gone and surely something was said about keeping our heads up in uncertain times, or it’s only temporary. However, from the future in which I’ve come to, I can’t say things are so rosy. It’s a sad truth how I felt back then in 2020, and where I am now mentally in 2022, are simply miles apart. Sorry this wasn’t a better edit or update. Just keeping things transparent.

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We survived, but now what?

If 2019 was the year of forced growth, what the hell, exactly is 2020. According to a random astrology article that I cannot recall the link to, it’s time to bear down through some painful times, to create the world that’s coming next. The article referenced a lot of ‘childbearing’ imagery, which I’m sure is lost on some. Personally, I know exactly what they’re talking about, but I’ll spare the details here. The synopsis is this: we are at a pivotal time in history, in human existence, and for the earth. We are shifting from one ‘age’ to another, metaphysically, and things are getting weird. There’s going to be a whole lot of changes, especially because last year basically kicked our asses out of our ruts and into the unknown.

So, we survived the ass kicking. Now what? We, as humans, and as celestial beings have the distinct privilege of shaping the world around us every day. We put energy out, we receive energy, we take actions, lather, rinse, repeat. This year, like none other in my personal lifetime, we are faced with a lot of energy, emotions, and polarized factions all around us. Yes, there’s been turmoil, fueled by aggression, war, famine, etc. I’m not saying that we aren’t living in arguably the safest time of human history (because we are, and it’s well documented), but now, the issue is that we as a society have become apathetic, due largely to the fact that we are tired. We’re distracted by our lives, our responsibilities, and technology. We’re focused on staying above water in uncertain tides with politics, our jobs, and more.

I feel like it’s worth mentioning that 1) I’m in this same boat, and 2) it’s by no means a judgement on anyone. It’s just absolute fact that we are all tired and distracted. Plus, like never before, it’s all being captured by the media and individuals, then edited and spit back at us in record time. the 24 hour news cycle had no clue that it was going to go this far, this fast. But I digress. We made it here, now what? If I, a simple writer, had any clue, I’d never have to worry about anything ever again. However, I can say this: things are rapidly shifting, and if society doesn’t snap out of it, those loud, shit-stirrers of the world, will be the ones shaping every aspect of the planet (and beyond). Do we, as individuals, want the loudest and most annoying voices on any side of any conflict whatsoever, to be the guideposts? Or do we want those of us falling somewhere in the middle area, where 99% of the populace live, to have a hand in the world we create for our children and grandchildren? I’m leaning toward the latter. I want my kid to have clean air, a chance at an education, safe food, healthcare when she needs it, opportunities I didn’t have, valuable and exciting work, relative physical safety, and maybe even some money stashed for when she gets old.

Nobody can have these things if we are divided up, and fighting each other. Nobody but the wealthiest of the wealthy, that is, who hoard resources from the public, and tell us its for our own good. What’s good for us, ALL OF US, are systems and institutions that work for all of us. Those of us in the United States, we have the opportunity this year to decide the direction of our political establishment. Beyond that, because this is by no means a “political” post or blog, we have to decide every single day what world we are creating. Is it one of fear and lack, or is it one of harmony and abundance. I choose love, personally, and gratitude. I radiate love, gratefulness, and light into the dark places. It’s only by shining light that darkness can be changed.

Sending love and light to everyone reading this. Thank you.

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Long Division

How does one separate something that has taken years to build? It could have taken 2 years, or 20, but each day you added bricks and build a foundation, walls, windows… it develops into a fortress to protect you from the world. This fortress is supposed to be impenetrable. It shields all the inhabitants inside. So how, and where, does one even start to take it down? Do you burn the drawbridge? Trebuchet the shit out of the exterior? It’s hard to know, I guess. Circumstances often dictate the destruction of your fort.

But what do you do if you’re not mad, but have simply decided that this fort is shit, and you don’t want to live there anymore? Do you attempt to keep the status quo until arrangements change? Do you still burn the drawbridge and trebuchet the exterior? What about a volatile situation? What then? When inside the fortress is nothing but pure chaos, and there’s fires everywhere? How does one process getting everyone to safety? What does safety even look like, when you’re bed is in flames? Are there really any survivors? Nobody escapes totally unscathed, right?

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And there’s the long division. Strangely enough, if you never unpack, it’s easier to move. But now, we must sift through every. single. thing. to determine what belongs to whom, or who gets it in the dividing process. Then, there’s the others in the fortress… what becomes of them? The friends? You know everyone chooses sides, whether or not they consciously chose a side. Even family chooses sides, despite best efforts. It’s like we drew a line, and everyone decides which side they’ll forever stand on.

What I’ve determined is the worst of all, is the feeling of sudden emptiness. Loneliness. You once had a sounding board to share in your trials and triumphs with. Now, there’s friends or family, but it’s not the same. I want to share my joys and sorrows with someone who is in the fortress WITH me. We are fighting on the same side, in the same battles. People outside the fort, they just can’t appreciate the inner workings of your brain and heart, without first having to explain yourself. That is fucking exhausting. Constantly going over the same stuff, all the time. I just want to have my heart safely in the hands of someone I don’t have to “preface” with. New is positively exciting. Electric. But old, it’s comforting, familiar. That’s not to say I want a damn thing to do with this decaying rubble, but there’s something to be said for the familiar.

My heart aches for what it doesn’t have. My mind longs for a simple life. My intuition knows that this has expired and that it’s no longer home for me. Now what do I do with myself?

 

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Landlocked

There’s a song by Death Cab for Cutie titled Brothers on a Hotel Bed, with a line “even landlocked lovers yearn for the sea like navy men”. As someone who has been living in landlocked states for the majority of my life, I understand this with great clarity.

Listen to it here

There’s some scientific evidence about the health benefits of living near the coast (Article) that are wide ranging and in many ways, primal. I’ve heard benefits include negative ions in the air is similar to being surrounded 24/7 by a salt lamp, improving mood, sleep patterns, and more. During the brief time I lived in Southern California, I was still about an hour (without traffic) from the ocean. I highly doubt the benefits stretched quite that far, but I was close enough to eek out some of it, I’m sure.

Back to the Death Cab lyrics.

It’s partly about growing older, but I feel as though it’s also a relationship that’s reaching its end as well. “You may tire of me, as our December sun is setting, because I’m not who I used to be.”

I know so much about this. It’s hard not to change, and one of the great tragedies of life is that you’re not guaranteed to grow in the same direction, at the same pace, or even remotely in the same fashion as your romantic partners, friends, or family. It’s hard to have a lasting connection with someone who has grown to live on another planet.

But it’s with any relationship with another fallible human, you run the risk of being on different planes. It’s hard to find people who share the same wavelength, let alone for any amount of time. “Because now we say goodnight, from our own separate sides, like brothers on a hotel bed”

Sleeping in a bed with someone with whom you don’t connect, is weird and hard. I had a partner years ago, that didn’t like to be touched at night. I wasn’t able to rest my head or hands on him, let alone embrace. It was like there was a vast divide between us, lacking intimacy completely. I wasn’t allowed to even sleep close enough to feel his body heat. Previous to him, my first husband, near the end of our relationship we slept like burritos on opposite edges of a king size bed, in our own separate blankets. You easily could have snuck another full person and none of us would have touched.

It’s been like that more recently too, progressively getting further away. We slept in separate beds after a while, partly because we had a small child in ours with me who was still nursing, and partly because of good old fashioned stubbornness from us both. I had, for a long time, been wedged between him and her, scarcely occupying space at all. Just enough to slide in and out at bedtime or waking. But that’s what I’ve been conditioned to do.

Scarcely occupy space.

Not just in my romantic partnerships, but even as a child. I was watched by my grandfather, and he was old school. Rigid. Children are to be quiet, keep themselves busy without making a mess, or noise, or anything. We weren’t allowed outside, unless we were all outside. He couldn’t watch us, if he couldn’t see us. So for many many many hours growing up, I sat silent, not touching anything or anyone. That probably explains why I’m so outgoing now, and a hugger. Man, am I a hugger. My kid loves it (for now), but many adults think it’s weird, especially those in which I’m not particularly close or familiar.

I think physical connection makes people uncomfortable these days, in general. We are so accustomed to being totally isolated from physical contact, save for the strangely obligatory handshake. We often live in cubicles, our cars, small parts of large houses. Scarcely occupying space.

For me, this notion that we need to be isolated is totally nuts. I think it’s by and large a good chunk of why we are so miserable as a society. We simply aren’t wired to be separate. Granted, I dislike greatly strangers I do not invite to, touching me, I’ll shake hands with virtually anyone, and dish out shittons of hugs.

It just makes me truly sad that when we are disconnecting with someone, that one of the first, quiet signs, is that the gap between your physical space widens. I understand that you can’t spoon every night for decades, but we can be near, can’t we? I read somewhere that when relationships are near implosion, sex is still something that regularly happens, because as I’ve heard, needs. But KISSING stops long before the sex. It’s that intimate, face to face contact that falls away. “Like brothers on a hotel bed.”

Thanks for reading.

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