Your Invisible Body & the Quantum Universe

De: Dan Howe, Ishan Rami

Narrado por: Ian Veigel

Our most recent scientific theory states that 99 percent of the multiverse is invisible to us.

In fact, every current physics textbook makes this claim. Therefore, if only 1 percent of the multiverse is visible to us, the question becomes: When you view yourself in a mirror, are you truly seeing 100 percent of yourself...or just 1 percent?

Best-selling author Ishan Rami is joined by Dan Howe to answer this question and more in their new audiobook Your Invisible Body & the Quantum Universe. Get ready for a mind-bending exploration into the depths of modern science, consciousness, and metaphysical reality as only Rami and Howe can deliver!

Subjects covered:

• The invisible matter that defines the universe
• What are magma bodies and how do they shape our universe?
• Dark matter reactions
• Super particles and universes
• Super interpenetrating universes
• Shadow matter versus dark matter
• What is plasma?
• How magnetic fields give form to the universe
• Magma universes
• Electromagnetic universes
• Dark bodies
• What is super electricity
• Quantum entanglement
• Holographic mechanisms within the quantum field
• Physical, astral, & causal bodies
• Defining the quantum state
• And so much more!

You do not want to miss this one-of-a-kind program!

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Thought provoking but physical book may be better

This was a tough listen. The narrator was not very good. Several times he repeats the same sentence he’d just read. This book taught me that it pays to get a professional narrator.

Not my absolute favourite book but some thought provoking bits of info here and there and lots of good references.

I understand the frustration of the other review though I think they were a bit harsh. The book did lack focus and was a bit hard to follow but I’d still recommend the physical book.

Prefect crap

where to begin? .. in short, brain numbingly boring, an insult to intelligence, and a bunch of other meaningless hocus pocus that is only interesting if you were dropped on your head at a very early age. it was a (terrible, if well meant gift) or I'd return it with the exuberance of a7 year old on a trampoline. spare yourself... pass this one up in lieu of ... well anything... It's an utter waste of brain time and a broken toe is likely less painful to endure.