The Quantum Model
A model certified in Neuroscience and Meditation- exploring where the mind meets matter.
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The Circle That Keeps Us Alive (opens the original)
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There is a circularity hidden inside every breath. Our brain tells the body to inhale. The lungs then fill and oxygen enters the blood and binds to hemoglobin. The heart carries that oxygen through the vascular system. Cells receive it. Mitochondria use oxygen to help extract usable energy from what we have eaten, maintaining the electrochemical gradients from which ATP is produced. That ATP keeps neurons functioning.Some of those neurons live deep within the brainstem, where networks in and aro
Five Magical Techniques I Couldn't Stop Thinking About (opens the original)
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I recently came across a creator, Haus of Pink Coven, talking about five magical techniques she uses: the O Method, baneful wards, transmutation, enchanting your actions, and self-worship.I loved them immediately. I saved the idea and kept thinking about it long after I’d scrolled away. There was something about these particular practices grouped together that feel like ritual and like philosophy for moving through the world.So first, credit where credit is due: @HausofPinkCoven for introducing
I’ve Been Keeping A Secret (opens the original)
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I have been keeping a secret from you! Which is impressive considering how often I come here and tell you what I’m thinking. (Daily..)For a while now, I’ve been building an interactive webpage as an extension for The Quantum Model and as a thank you for all my amazing readers! I kept saying to myself, “I’ll share it when I’ve finished one more room,” and then I’d get an idea for another room. At some point, I had to accept that the person in charge of deciding when it was finished was also the p
Why Meaning Isn’t Constant (opens the original)
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Meaning feels like something that should stay still.We assume that once we understand something like an experience, a relationship, a moment in our life… that understanding will hold. That it will remain true in the same way over time.But it doesn’t.Meaning is not fixed. It moves.What something means to you is not only shaped by the moment it happened, but by the version of you who is remembering it.As you change, your interpretations change with you. The same memory can feel entirely different
Is Something Pulling You? (opens the original)
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Nothing in your life looks wrong. The structure is there. You’re doing what you’ve committed to, showing up in the ways you’re supposed to, moving through a rhythm, it all makes sense on paper. Still, there’s a feeling that something has changed… a sort of redirection of attention. Certain things stop holding the same weight. Other things begin to draw you in. You don’t always know why.The difficulty here is that this kind of pull gives no plan. It doesn’t explain itself in a way that fits into
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