Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
In this episode, we explore the fascinating connection between consciousness and quantum entanglement, following the groundbreaking 2022 Nobel Prize-winning discovery. Lindsay, an astrophysicist and expert in space policy, simplifies complex scientific concepts like wave function collapse and quantum mechanics, using creative analogies to make it accessible (like organizing chopsticks!).
We dive into how quantum entanglement in real life might explain the deep interconnectedness between people and synchronicities in our lives. Could this phenomenon also shape our understanding of how quantum entanglement affects consciousness or even play a role in the brain?
Lindsay’s insights also shed light on the impact of light pollution and why dark skies are essential for both our cosmic appreciation and personal wellbeing. Tune in for an exciting blend of art and science that will leave you rethinking how our individual choices and the butterfly effect shape the universe.
For more, visit lindsaydemarchi.com and connect with Lindsay on LinkedIn (linkedin.com/in/lindsay-demarchi). Want to take action? Use our email template to reduce light pollution in your community here.
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In this episode, we explore the fascinating connection between consciousness and quantum entanglement, following the groundbreaking 2022 Nobel Prize-winning discovery. Lindsay, an astrophysicist and expert in space policy, simplifies complex scientific concepts like wave function collapse and quantum mechanics, using creative analogies to make it accessible (like organizing chopsticks!).
We dive into how quantum entanglement in real life might explain the deep interconnectedness between people and synchronicities in our lives. Could this phenomenon also shape our understanding of how quantum entanglement affects consciousness or even play a role in the brain?
Lindsay’s insights also shed light on the impact of light pollution and why dark skies are essential for both our cosmic appreciation and personal wellbeing. Tune in for an exciting blend of art and science that will leave you rethinking how our individual choices and the butterfly effect shape the universe.
For more, visit lindsaydemarchi.com and connect with Lindsay on LinkedIn (linkedin.com/in/lindsay-demarchi). Want to take action? Use our email template to reduce light pollution in your community here.
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![[REVISIT Ep. 058] Love Isn’t Enough Feat. Natasha Koo & Jachym Jerie](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Mnr05fM4PCk/mqdefault.jpg "[REVISIT Ep. 058] Love Isn’t Enough Feat. Natasha Koo & Jachym Jerie
While TO4TS is on a break, check out this revisit of a past favourite episode (#058 Love Isn’t Enough). I will return early 2023 with Season 4!!!
Natasha Koo & Jachym Jerie are a couple and relationship coaches that have gone through the wringer together from long distance, to open, to semi open to polyamorous to closed again, today we discuss its good, bad and ugly and what it takes to make a relationship work.
We cover:
- Moving from transactional relationships to being of service to your partner but from a place of synergy, so not to drain yourself.
- Being able to receive without nagging.
- Their path as a couple from mistrust, bickering, passive aggressive, snarky remarks to being in a respectful and loving relationship.
- Seeing your man from useless to someone you respect.
- How to stop parenting our romantic partner.
- How we see our partner, is not who they are aka being present with your partner and not living in the archives of all their perceived wrongdoings.
- They don’t believe compromises/sacrifices make for a healthy and happy relationship.
- Being responsible for our own emotions, whatever we feel is internally created.
- The blaming and projecting game.
- It’s not just about being honest with someone, it’s about being honest with yourself.
Find Natasha Koo & Jachym Jerie Podcast: (http://www.awakenedwife.com) awakenedwife.com (http://awakenedwife.com)
Communication Quiz: www.yourexceptionalrelationship.com/understand
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References in this episode: https://thework.com/ by Byron Katie where you can download her worksheets")
