Adepts know that we have to ask the right “questions”–or, in other words, scrupulously approach reality in accordance with our inner Laws–in order to manifest the Will most purely.
“’What we observe is not nature itself, but nature exposed to our method of questioning,’ Heisenberg wrote after winning the 1932 Nobel Prize in Physics.”
Whether we live in Heaven or Hell is entirely up to us. The ability to control one’s thoughts and emotions so as to receive Wisdom is key. So is the corresponding ability to do one’s authentic duty.
“So with thy all; thou hast no right but to do thy will.” –Liber L, I:42
Some realist philosophers will argue that while the quantum level of reality is partially determined by the observer, the same does not hold for the level of ordinary objects, such as tables and chairs. However, as the linked article makes clear, recent debates in quantum theory cast doubt on this fantasy of a single, objective reality.
Granted, the average person can’t have any observable effect because, to such a person, statistics actually apply. They are living in the common “bubble” of consensus reality, to which the classical laws apply.
Regardless of whether you are an Adept or not, however, what you think, say, and do actually matters–for everyone.
Despite what scientists find and how they interpret it, those of us who play in our deep psyches know damned well that we thereby navigate into and through different realities. We have also learned how to read our outer Universe as a gauge of our internal state: an imbalance inside inevitably explodes out on Malkuth (Earth), driving us to look for the cause within.
Article: “Putting the U in Quantum” by Zack Savitsky, science.org