I guess “trivial” is in the eye of the beholder (or the eye of the guy who doesn’t understand quantum theory):<\/p>\n
\nI have always maintained there is no such thing is supernatural or paranormal. All observed phenomena, if accurate, are natural and normal. We call something supernatural or paranormal when we can’t explain it. Once we know the
\nexplanation, its science. Before that it\u2019s spooky. Everything I write about can be understood if you understand non locality and non local correlation and the inseparability of mind and matter as different expressions of consciousness. Let’s not waste any more time on spoon bending. For millions of people it\u2019s now a trivial example of mind and matter as inseparably one.
\nLove and God bless!
\nDeepak
\nP.S. Dear Skeptisch, please come to NY at your own expense and I will make sure you can experience spoon bending for yourself. If you can’t, or don’t want to do that, then stop talking over and over again about the same thing. It\u2019s boring\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\nI think “it’s boring” means something like “dude, stop cramping my book sales.” Thanks to hana<\/a> for pointing me to this gem.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I guess “trivial” is in the eye of the beholder (or the eye of the guy who doesn’t understand quantum theory): I have always maintained there is no such thing is supernatural or paranormal. All observed phenomena, if accurate, are natural and normal. We call something supernatural or paranormal when we can’t explain it. Once … <\/p>\n