When I'm not in the depths of my thesis work or bungey jumping, I am usually thinking about how the universe operates from a non-"physical" quantum perspective. I am fascinated by the intersection between quantum physics, consciousness, & astrophysics; I think this seemingly intangible intersection could hold the answers to some of the most pressing questions we have about the universe. I believe that those who have made incredible breakthroughs, such as Einstein and Tesla, were tapping into these 'unperceived' realms alongside their traditional physics knowledge!

Beyond the 3rd & 4th dimensions that humans exist in, these states of consciousness begin to vibrate faster & higher, unlocking knowledge and transcending the confines of space and time, as quantum physics suggests is possible. Perhaps 'hidden' parts of the universe remain imperceivable to us simply because our consciousness levels reside in a lower dimension at the moment. We might consider the possibility that extra-terrestrial (or 'inter-dimensional') species have evolved their existence into these higher dimensions where they (1) are able to perceive of more, (2) gain access to universal laws that invoke non-physical, non-gravitational forces, (3) have the ability to bend time and space, and (4) telepathically communicate as a result.

If this is the case, where does the prevalence of consciousness end? Humans are fragmented aspects of the universe (star-dust) emitting their own auric toroidal energy field and holding a level of consciousness. Might all aspects of the universe with an energy field and born out of fragmentation, such as galaxies, stars, and planets, retain some level of  consciousness? How would that affect the evolution (and creation) of the universe according to Physics as we know it?  Do 'life-forms' evolve their consciousness through these dimensions over time? Do the astronomical bodies we've studied for years follow suit? Hm...