Quantum thinking is the name I gave to my epistemology. It’s about the difficulty of discovering the truth, or reality. This is because we filter. First and foremost, we filter with our senses. We have only five antennas to investigate the gross material reality in the third dimension, the chemical realm. We don’t have higher senses to explore higher dimensions. This doesn’t mean that higher, or perhaps even lower, dimensions don’t exist. Then we filter with our script. People hear what they want to hear and see what they want to see. What remains after filtering are perceptions, illusions, projections. So what we perceive aren’t facts. Perceptions are always subjective.
Moreover, perceptions can be manipulated through indoctrination. If you repeat things often enough, they become, as it were, true. That’s what happens in schools, universities, the media, Hollywood, and the like.

However, the more frames of reference you have and the larger your vocabulary, the more your perceptions approximate reality. Therefore, it’s important to inform yourself and share your findings and perspectives with others. Being open to other ideas is important, as is the ability to think outside the box. Critical thinking is a plus.

It’s also important to be a freethinker, not a believer. Freethinkers don’t believe in what institutions proclaim. Freethinkers aren’t followers of a religion. They also don’t believe in science. They investigate things for themselves, and do so in a phenomenological way. That is, they start from their own experiences, thoughts, research, inspirations, study, knowledge of distinction, intuition, etc.
Intuitions are impulses from the higher self and the field (quantum field of zero-point energy). Intuitions work through your Inner Child, which resides in your body and primarily in your vegetative system. This is what we call the intelligence of the body, the so-called “gut feeling” or your “sixth sense.” This is not easy, because your intuitions are often contaminated by your script (beliefs). A freethinker, who engages in subjective, phenomenological (self)-research, must learn to distinguish which impulses come from old script programming and which are the real, pure inspirations. This happens through script transformation and your development towards autonomy. This is your individuation process. This is how you evolve into a freethinker. Then you are free, you make your own choices and you create your own reality. Are you hungry for more information on this subject? Then read my books. Perhaps you can start by watching the presentation on the wonderful world of quantum transactional analysis, accompanied by the music of the individuality Christian Rosenkreutz, click on the image below: