Paganism and Quantum Physics Episode
- Midnight Starr
- Apr 4
- 6 min read
What it's All About:
In this episode, I examine the connection between paganism and quantum physics, highlighting how ancient spiritual beliefs align with modern scientific findings. I’ll discuss the parallels between quantum principles—such as interconnectedness and the nature of reality—and pagan concepts of the cosmos, energy, and consciousness.
Join me as we uncover how these two fields can inform and enrich one another, offering new perspectives on our understanding of the universe and our place within it. This conversation invites listeners to reflect on the mysteries of existence and the ways in which spirituality and science intersect.
Songs Featured:
Spirit Guide Background Music by Trygve Larsen from Pixabay
Links Mentioned:
Get in Touch Through Social Media:
Spirit Guide of the Week:
Scatach
Dream Symbol:
Bath
Beads
Beard
Transcript:
(06:36)
Welcome to another episode of the Music from the Goddess’ Vault Podcast. I am your host, Midnight Starr. You just heard The Universe by Derek Schmidt.
The topic of today’s show is all about Paganism and Quantum Physics.
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Now, let’s jump into our topic: Paganism and Quantum Physics. I have to admit, I’m not a scientist when it comes to Quantum Physics. However, I know some of you might be thinking about how many New Age thinkers reference Quantum Physics, particularly in discussions around the Law of Attraction, often labeling it as pseudo-science. I’ll do my best to break this down in a way that everyone can grasp, not just those of you who are science enthusiasts.
Stay tuned as we explore this fascinating connection, right after you listen to Aether by Moon and the Nightspirit.
(15:25)
Quantum physics is the branch of science that looks at the smallest building blocks of our universe. It studies everything from molecules and atoms to tiny particles like electrons and quarks. In this world, things behave like waves, which can lead to some surprising and strange effects.
At its core, quantum physics is about understanding matter and energy at the most basic level. It uses complex math to explain how these tiny particles interact and affect everything around us. This field challenges our usual ideas about reality, showing us a universe that operates in ways we’re just starting to grasp.
Now, the history of science is huge, so I might miss some details. But it all began with Max Planck, who introduced the idea that energy comes in small, discrete units called "quanta" to explain how radiation works.
Then came Albert Einstein, who built on Planck’s ideas and gave us the theory of relativity.
Next, we have Niels Bohr, who created a model of the hydrogen atom. He showed that electrons orbit the nucleus at specific energy levels and can absorb or release energy when they change levels.
Louis de Broglie also made important contributions by suggesting that particles, like electrons, can behave like waves. This idea is known as wave-particle duality.
There’s a lot more to quantum physics, but I don’t want to get too caught up in the history or the science. In the next segment, I’ll talk about how paganism connects with quantum physics.
But first, let’s enjoy some music. How about "The Waves" by All My Faith’s Lost?
(21:31)
Scathach is a powerful warrior goddess from the Irish epic The Ulster Cycle. She runs a famous martial arts school where she trains some of the best heroes.
To learn from her, students often have to pass tough tests to show they are worthy. Scathach teaches not just fighting skills but also spiritual and magical lessons, making sure her students are well-rounded in all areas.
One of her most famous students is Cu Chulain, whom Scathach taught the “Mighty Salmon Leap” and gave the magical spear Gae Bulga, showing him how to use it effectively.
As a giver of magical weapons, Scathach equips her warriors with special tools to help them succeed. The name "Scath" means "shadow" in Gaelic, which reflects her mysterious and strong nature.
Besides being a skilled warrior, Scathach is also a prophet goddess. She predicted Cu Chulain’s future as he left her island, guiding him on his journey.
Scathach lives in Dun Scaith, or the Fort of Shadows, a magical place where she trains heroes and shares her ancient wisdom.
That is it for now. Stay tuned for another spirit guide of the week.
(27:30)
That was Gaia Consort with No Shadows.
Let’s get into the interesting connection between quantum physics and paganism. At the heart of quantum physics is the idea that everything—every tiny atom and particle—is connected. This concept aligns with pagan beliefs, which often highlight how all life and nature are intertwined.
That is the gist of it.
Now, I am going to go all New age and talk about something called quantum mysticism. This term describes efforts to link quantum physics to spiritual beliefs. Back in the 1970s, authors like Arthur Koestler and Lawrence LeShan suggested that some unusual experiences, like psychic phenomena, could be explained by quantum physics. This led to a movement that mixed ideas from science with New Age spirituality.
However, not everyone agrees with this blending. Many scientists think these connections are more about using fancy language than real science. They sometimes call it "quantum quackery" because it relies on coincidences rather than true understanding.
Despite this criticism, it’s interesting to look at how pagan traditions view the universe. Many pagan beliefs honor the sacredness of nature and suggest that everything is connected, much like quantum physics suggests that particles can influence each other in ways we still don’t fully grasp.
For instance, many pagans celebrate the cycles of nature and the interconnectedness of all living things. This reflects the quantum principle that every action can create ripples throughout the universe, affecting what happens next.
While quantum mysticism might simplify the science, it sparks a conversation about how ancient wisdom can resonate with modern discoveries. Both perspectives encourage us to see ourselves as part of a larger picture, reminding us of our impact on the world around us.
So, as we reflect on these ideas, let’s appreciate the connection between science and spirituality. Whether through quantum physics or the insights of paganism, we are reminded of our deep connection to the universe and to each other.
Now, here’s Hem Netjer with the song Connect.
(34:06)
Here's another dream symbol to interpret.
These are the three: Bath, Beads, and Beard.
Taking a bath in a dream signifies a desire to cleanse both your outer and inner self, indicating a wish to rejuvenate and grow personally.
Bathing someone else suggests a wish to deepen your relationship with them, reflecting your nurturing nature.
Dreaming of giving a dog a bath reflects your nurturing abilities and your capacity to care for others in your life.
Seeing beads in your dream suggests you often prioritize others' needs, indicating a need for better balance in your life.
Dreaming of stringing beads signifies that your efforts are coming together and will soon lead to success.
If you dream of counting beads, it symbolizes happiness, peace, and joy, reflecting a sense of satisfaction and contentment in your daily life.
Dreaming of a long beard represents wisdom, age, and insight, showcasing your respect for experience and knowledge.
Dreaming of having a beard when you don’t in real life may indicate that you are hiding your true feelings or identity.
If you have a beard in real life but dream of being clean-shaven, it indicates a desire to express your authentic self.
And for women, dreaming of growing a beard highlights the masculine side of your personality, suggesting a quest for balance in gender traits.
If you want a dream symbol to interpret and maybe have a dream symbol featured, I will mention the contact information at the end of this show. So keep dreaming.
(40:30)
That was Dream Man by Gayla Soldano.
You've reached the end of the show! I'm your host, Midnight Starr.
Before we finish up, I want to invite your suggestions for future topics! Whether it’s Spirit Guides, dream symbols, or anything else, I’d love to hear your ideas. Connect with me on social media—Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, Blue Sky, or Mastodon—or visit my blog at goddessvault1.wixsite.com/home.
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I hope you enjoyed this episode! To close, here’s The Weaving by Wyrding Way.
Blessed be.
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