Heisenberg Principle of Uncertainty

May 25,1995

 

 

 

Q: In Quantum Theory, there is what is known as the Heisenberg uncertainty principle which states that we cannot determine, at the same time, the velocity and the place where the electron is located. Einstein had difficulty in believing that the Quantum Theory is a complete theory and believed that there must be more determinism governing the movements and events on the subatomic level. Please, can you comment on this? 

 

     It is incorrect. It comes because of limited perception. You have not understood the theories of time-space continuum and, therefore, you postulate that one particle can not be in two places at once. You see, this is incorrect (referring to Heisenberg principle of uncertainty). Because  there is the assumption that space does not fold in upon itself. But it does. Because the space-time theories are not properly developed, this kind of faulty thinking occurs.

 

 

Q:Didn't Einstein develop theories of space-time?

 

     They are not fully developed. You see, space is not necessarily what it appears. You say that object A is in one place and not in another. But in fact, it is a completely false statement. It is assuming that space is stable and that time is not directly correlated with space. In a direct correlation, when there is reversal of the time factor, there is spacial reversal also. You cannot have a fixed point which does not exist at any other time or space.

     When you fix it, you fix time, do you not? But time cannot be fixed, so nothing is fixed. It is an illusion. So you see, if particle A exists in one place, it may exist in infinite other places as well. It is simply a matter of time. Unless these principles are fully explored, you cannot make such rash statements.

 

 

Q: Does it mean that as we are now located on the planet Earth, that there is a mirror of ourselves in some other point in space and time, or in a different dimension or universe?

 

     It is a very multi-dimensional reality, far beyond the comprehension of linear minds. It is not a linear universe. You make assumptions about the nature of reality which are based in ignorance. This question has no relevance. It is both true and false.