Tom Calhoun Psychic Readings

03/31/2026

Out of place object.

03/31/2026

Ley Line connecting earth with heaven.

03/29/2026

The multiverse is real.

There is a way of understanding the self that reaches beyond a single lifetime moving through time. Instead of one continuous path, consciousness can be seen as a vast field expressing many lives at once, each one a focused point of awareness within a greater whole.

This idea was explored deeply by Dolores Cannon through her work in hypnotherapy, where subjects described accessing parallel lives, alternate timelines, and what she called the Higher Self. Across thousands of sessions, a consistent theme emerged: the individual is not limited to one incarnation, but participates in multiple streams of experience simultaneously, each one fully real within its own frame.

In this view, your present awareness functions like a lens, tuned to a specific frequency of reality. It gives you continuity, identity, and immersion. Yet beyond that focus, other expressions of you continue to unfold, each exploring different conditions, choices, and outcomes. The fullness of consciousness remains intact, while attention rests here, now, in this particular experience.

Time begins to feel less like a line and more like a field of unfolding possibilities. Each life becomes a point within that field, connected through a deeper coherence that holds them all together. What appears as separation is a function of perspective, not of true division.

Moments of intuition, sudden knowing, or a strange familiarity with places and experiences can be felt as subtle bridges across these expressions. Not as something foreign, but as a quiet reminder that awareness extends further than what is currently in view.

At the center of it all is a steady presence, the observing awareness that moves through every life without being confined to any single one. A living intelligence, exploring itself through countless perspectives, while each expression feels complete within its own horizon.

03/29/2026

It’s called presentiment.Or have your heart and skin responding to things before it happens a biological reaction.

Intuition is a sophisticated form of intelligence that operates largely beneath conscious awareness.

03/27/2026

It puts a whole new spin on the meaning light workers.

Recent research found that our mitochondria communicate with each other using light, showing that humans are truly light beings at a cellular level.

Mitochondria, the energy powerhouses of our cells, emit tiny bursts of biophotons, subtle flashes of light that carry information across cells.

This cellular communication could coordinate energy, metabolism, and even influence overall health, suggesting that light plays a fundamental role in how our bodies function.

Understanding biophoton signaling opens doors to exploring how energy and information flow in living systems, and it connects biology with quantum and photonic phenomena.

The discovery reminds us that life is more luminous than it seems, and that our bodies are not just chemical machines, they are radiant, interconnected networks of light and energy.

03/27/2026

Materialism is dead and idealism lives.I’m an idealist.For me everything comes from mind.As Above So Below.As Within So Without.Everything is mind.Everything is energy.That’s all there is to it.If you want to know the secrets to the Universe.Think in terms of Energy,Frequency,and Vibration.This is what I believe.

For more than a century, physicists have struggled to reconcile the two pillars of modern science: Einstein’s theory of relativity, which governs the cosmic dance of planets, stars, and galaxies, and quantum mechanics, which rules the subatomic realm. Each is astonishingly successful within its own domain, yet they refuse to merge into a coherent picture of reality. The reason, some thinkers now argue, may not lie in the mathematics, but in the metaphysics behind it.

Relativity and quantum theory emerge from fundamentally different assumptions about the nature of existence. Relativity describes a smooth, continuous spacetime fabric, while quantum mechanics reveals a probabilistic, discontinuous world of potentials. Attempts to unify them—string theory, loop quantum gravity, and other frameworks—still presuppose that the universe is built from matter or energy as primary substances. But what if this materialist foundation itself is the obstacle?

A growing number of philosophers and physicists suggest that consciousness or information may be the more fundamental reality. In this view, matter is not the ground of being but a manifestation within a deeper field of awareness or mind-like order. This idea, echoed in the philosophies of idealism and panpsychism, implies that the universe behaves coherently because it is not an inert machine, but a living system of relational intelligence.

If this paradigm shift proves true, the unification of physics will not come from ever-larger particle accelerators or more abstract equations, but from a transformation of perspective. The next revolution in science may arise not from dissecting matter, but from understanding the primacy of consciousness itself. Only then might relativity and quantum mechanics reveal themselves as two languages describing one cosmic mind.

03/26/2026

This is a Ley Lines.Connecting Heaven and Earth.I can’t wait to go there and activate it,travel to another dimension.

03/26/2026

Interesting

03/17/2026

I love ❤️ quantum physics.This is true Magik explained through science.With unseen forces these forces proves Magik exists.

The Casimir Effect is one of the clearest experimental demonstrations that empty space is not truly empty.

In classical physics, a vacuum is defined as the absence of matter. No particles, no energy—nothing present. Quantum physics revises that picture.

Even in a perfect vacuum, fields still exist. These fields are constantly fluctuating, producing transient energy variations known as quantum fluctuations. They are not directly visible, but their effects can be measured.

When two uncharged, perfectly conductive metal plates are placed extremely close together—on the scale of nanometers—something measurable occurs.

Between the plates, only certain wavelengths of these quantum fluctuations are allowed to exist. Outside the plates, there are no such restrictions, so a wider range of fluctuations persists.

This creates an imbalance.

There is slightly more pressure from the quantum activity outside the plates than inside, and this difference results in a net force pushing the plates toward each other.

This force has been experimentally measured with high precision and matches theoretical predictions.

Why It Matters

The Casimir Effect shows that:

• The vacuum has structure and measurable properties
• Energy is present even in the absence of matter
• Physical forces can arise from constraints on fields, not just from particles

It is a foundational concept in:
• quantum field theory
• nanotechnology
• precision physics experiments

A Clear Way to Think About It

The force does not come from the plates themselves.

It emerges from how the plates shape what is allowed to exist between them.

Change the boundary conditions, and you change the behavior of the vacuum.

Sources:

• https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/physics-and-astronomy/casimir-effect
• https://www.britannica.com/science/Casimir-effect
• https://journals.aps.org/pr/abstract/10.1103/PhysRev.73.360

03/08/2026

Not only do we live in a holographic/simulation universe but now quantum physics has explained Pauli exclusion principle why things appear solid besides nutonian physics of electromagnetic forces.I love ❤️ physics and quantum physics.

At the scale of everyday life, the world appears firm and tangible. A table feels solid beneath your hand. Stone feels dense. Steel feels impenetrable.

Yet modern physics reveals something remarkable:

Matter is almost entirely empty space.

Atoms are made of a tiny nucleus surrounded by electrons that occupy diffuse regions known as electron clouds. If an atom were enlarged to the size of a cathedral, the nucleus would be about the size of a marble sitting in the center.

So if matter is mostly empty space, why can’t your hand pass through a table?

The answer lies in a fundamental rule of quantum physics called the Pauli Exclusion Principle.

Electrons belong to a class of particles known as fermions, and fermions obey this principle. It states that two identical electrons cannot occupy the same quantum state at the same time.

When you press your hand against a surface, the electron clouds in the atoms of your skin approach the electron clouds in the atoms of the object. As those clouds begin to overlap, the exclusion principle prevents the electrons from sharing the same configuration.

The system responds by forcing electrons into higher energy states, creating an intense resistance.

At the same time, electrons carry negative electric charge. Like charges repel one another through the electromagnetic force.

Together, these effects create a powerful barrier that prevents atoms from collapsing into each other.

The sensation of “touch” is actually the result of these invisible quantum interactions.

In other words:

Objects feel solid not because they are filled with matter, but because the electrons that form them refuse to occupy the same space.

What we experience as solidity is the large-scale expression of quantum laws quietly shaping the structure of the universe.