Quantum thoughts

Quantum entanglement is a fundamental property of nature that describes how subatomic particles can become connected and affect each other even when they are separated by vast distances. Einstein first proposed this phenomenon in the 1930s and called it 'spooky action at a distance'. The quantum entanglement principle corroborates the Advaita Vedanta philosophy that posits that there is 'oneness in existence', and that things are interconnected and influence each other in the unified field of consciousness.

Our thinking is also a material process wherein billions of neurons are fired in the brain and generate electrical impulses leading to the creation of different thoughts.

Sri Krishn in the Gita states that thoughts become things, we become what we think, and that we are the creators of our own destiny by our thinking and attitudes. This essentially means that our thoughts have a powerful impact on our reality, shaping our being and events of our life. 'Law of Attraction' and 'Law of Abundance' also work on the same principle that we can attract abundance or illness and failure in life by our mindsets.

The phenomenon of our thoughts influencing happenings of the external world and our own future outcomes is similar to the quantum entanglement principle. Hence, by cultivating a positive attitude, we will have beneficial outcomes in our life, whereas sinful thoughts and negative thinking would lead to unpleasant situations, conflicts and suffering.