In science, nonlocality is the term used to describe quantum entanglement, also known as “spooky-action-at-a-distance.”
As described by Einstein, it’s like an invisible thread that connects two objects, regardless of distance between them. This connection allows two seemingly separate particles to share the same properties.
They are able to communicate information between them instantaneously, at any distance.
Seems like an odd concept at first, until you realize that this is something you do all the time.
How we experience love is the same.
Love is nonlocality.
Love is the most beautiful entanglement.
Love connects us through invisible threads that weave our existence together throughout space and time, transcending any and all limitations.
How do you know that nonlocality is experienced through love? Because in loving someone, regardless of how far away you are, all you want is to be with that special someone.
Because you’re connected.
Beautifully intertwined.
Weaving the very fabric of space-time to create the best reality that fits your love, regardless of distance.
That’s nonlocality.
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