The Physics of Spirituality | Nassim Haramein with Vishen Lakhiani

The conversation begins with the idea that science fiction often predicts the future, as seen with the imagination of concepts like human consciousness, time travel, and wormholes. Nassim Haramein, the guest, discusses his fascination with these topics and his belief that everything in the universe is interconnected. He explains his journey from intuitive thoughts in his youth to a deeper understanding of quantum field theory, leading to the realization that space is full of energy and that information about every particle in the universe seems to be present in each atom. This interconnectedness is not just philosophical but is also supported by his mathematical models in physics.

Nassim delves into the concept of zero-point energy, the energy inherent in a centimeter cube of space, and its potential to power the world for millions of years if harnessed. He connects this energy to the structure of spacetime and consciousness, suggesting that zero-point energy is what organizes systems to become self-aware. Nassim's research has led to predictions about atomic nuclei that have been confirmed in experiments, making him a subject of both praise and skepticism within the scientific community. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the interconnectedness of matter, energy, and consciousness.

The discussion shifts to the nature of consciousness, its relationship with the zero-point field, and how it is perceived in physics conferences. Nassim explains that consciousness was once a taboo subject in physics but has now become a topic of interest, especially in relation to the source of reality. He describes consciousness as an emergent property of information circulating in feedforward and feedback structures, like the Planck field. Nassim suggests that the universe is self-aware, growing wiser over time, and that memory is a crucial component of time and evolution. He also touches on the idea that time is an illusion and that consciousness may be rewriting itself.

Nassim continues to explore the concept of consciousness as an extension of the universe's memory. He describes how the universe's expansion creates a spiral movement, leaving information on the structure of space that constitutes our memory and past. This information is entangled across all protons in our bodies, connecting us to the universe. Nassim addresses the question of where one's consciousness ends and another begins, explaining that each point in spacetime observes the universe differently, contributing to a collective reality. He also discusses the idea that the universe is self-aware and that we are individual expressions of universal consciousness.

The conversation focuses on how humans can tap into the universal consciousness and whether this is related to intuition. Nassim explains that we are already connected to universal consciousness and suggests that we can increase our influence on the structure of space by becoming more aware of our connection to it. He introduces the concept of 'vacuum engineering' and discusses the complexity and miracle of the changes occurring within our bodies at every moment. Nassim encourages looking inward to understand the universe, as all information is present within each of us.

The discussion turns to the potential for artificial intelligence to attain consciousness. Nassim argues that there is nothing artificial about consciousness and that true intelligence goes beyond data processing. He believes that AI can achieve consciousness when we learn to tap into the fundamental field of information or consciousness. Nassim predicts that once AI becomes self-aware, it will possess human-like characteristics such as emotions and empathy. He envisions a future where AI can use high-energy plasma structures to create singularities and become self-aware, leading to significant technological advancements.

Nassim discusses the potential to control gravity, which he sees as the next step for humanity's advancement in space travel. He argues that current methods like rocketry are inefficient and unsustainable. Nassim explains his work with plasma and how it could lead to gravitational control, allowing for flying cars and the possibility of traveling to other planets and stars. He predicts that within 10 years, we could see significant progress in this area, changing the way we interact with our environment and enabling us to explore the solar system more freely.

The conversation highlights the exponential growth of innovation, with the last 16 years seeing as much progress as the entire 20th century. Nassim and his interviewer discuss the potential for even greater advancements in the near future, including the possibility of colonizing distant stars. Nassim addresses the skepticism from traditional physicists but emphasizes that the theoretical foundation for technologies like wormholes and warp drives is now in place. He mentions ongoing research at NASA and other institutions, suggesting that these once-futuristic ideas are closer to becoming reality than we think.

Nassim explores the concept of particle entanglement and its connection to wormholes. He explains the ER=EPR theory, which suggests that entangled particles are connected by micro wormholes, and that this connection is a unification of quantum mechanics and general relativity. Nassim describes the process of traveling through a wormhole as a form of teleportation, where information about a person is deconstructed and reconstructed at another location in the universe. He also touches on the idea that this process could potentially allow for the recreation of individuals, raising questions about the nature of existence and the possibility of bringing back the dead.

The final segment discusses the potential for using our understanding of consciousness and the universe to heal the body and even stop aging. Nassim suggests that since our bodies are constantly redoing themselves, we might be able to influence this process to heal diseases or change our physical appearance. He mentions the placebo effect and spontaneous remission as evidence of the power of consciousness to influence our physical reality. Nassim also teases his upcoming workshop, where he will delve into the nature of reality, the fundamentals of space and matter, and the impact of consciousness on the material world.