Quantum Computers and the Astral Realm

Quantum Computing and “Parallel Universes”

Geordie Rose is the founder of D-Wave Quantum Computers and supplier of NASA, Lockheed Martin and Google has publicly stated that Quantum Computers “tap into parallel universes and do computations”. Rose speculated, in a public speech that the “The Mandela Effect” (alterations of reality itself) could be caused by Quantum Computers. The Mandela-Effect has been talked about online since around 2013. This is also around the time Quantum Computers became public.

Rose has also claimed that Quantum Computers “interact with intelligence that is not human”. The entity-summoning D-Wave machines happen to be black cubes.

Geordie Rose and his D-Wave device.

 

Scientist Hartmut Neven specializes in quantum computing, computer vision, robotics and computational neuroscience. He is the Vice President of Engineering at Google and leads the Quantum Artificial Intelligence lab which he started in 2012. He developed Google’s 2024 Willow Processor, the results of which he says “lend credence to the notion that quantum computation occurs in many parallel universes”.

 

 

The foremost quantum computing experts are saying that our computers accesses non-human entities and other Dimensions. This inspired me to take a closer look. 

I wonder whether the term “parallel universes” here is a misnomer. Are we actually talking about the astral realm? A parallel universe is a different version of the Universe. The astral realm is the world that surrounds Earth at a different frequency or density, inhabited by various entities good and bad. 

I suspect the wording “parallel universes” is meant to make what it sound more digestible to the general public. It’s a better sales-pitch than “quantum computers channel demons from outer space”.

Geordie Rose has said that Quantum Computers have encountered “massively intelligent entities”. As if knowing how the public would react to this, he added that “the word demon does not capture what they are, they are closer to Lovecraft’s Great Old Ones – Intelligences that regard humanity the way humans regard ants”. He reassures us that they’re not “demons” only to pivot to something much worse. H.P. Lovecraft was a novelist of horror-stories about monstrous creatures much more violent and malicious than the Demons of religious stories. The idea of monsters inhabiting our robots and computers doesn’t appeal to me. Also count me out when Neuralink offers to connect by body to computers.

 

Has the Internet already been running on Quantum Computers?

I’ve had the suspicion that Internet already secretly runs on Quantum Computing. 

I send text message from New Zealand to Europe. It arrives less than one second later on the other side of the world. To me this is an impossibility using mere Internet cables. Mainstream sources will have me believe that my text message first travels from my cell phone to a cell tower, then into submarine cables, then it’s routed via computers across the world, then it reaches the European cell tower and finally the European cell phone. All of this is supposed to happen in less than one second. We’re told it happens so quickly because the message “travels at the speed of light”. That may hold true if the light-ray were sent directly, but it’s routed through two phones, two towers, cables and computers. How does all that happen almost instantaneously?

But if the Internet were run on principles of Quantum Physics, then the routing isn’t needed. Instead, I send the text and it gets pulled out of the ether, a spirit-space outside of time and space, and duplicated at a far away location. Quantum Entanglement allows for particles to connect instantly, across vast spaces and universes with zero delay. 

“Quantum” is the modern term for the ancient “spiritual world”. Reality is repackaged and relabeled to sound “scientific”. “Quantum Physics” is the study of the spiritual world under the guise of physics. If History is anything to go by, we’ve never achieved extraordinary results without help from realms outside ours. Thus, a quantum computer that can “solve complex calculations in under 5 minutes which supercomputers need 10 Septillion years for” and other crazy feats, are unlikely to be achieved by ordinary, earth-bound means. 

 

The inventor of Quantum Computing disappeared without a trace

In 1938, the Italian Physicist and inventor of Quantum Computing, Ettore Majorana boarded a ship near Naples, Italy and was never seen again. Before he disappeared, he had written the equation for a fermion (a subatomic, spinning particle that is said to make up all the matter in the Universe) that is “its own antiparticle” – a particle identical to its opposite, a piece of matter that is also antimatter, something existing on both sides of a boundary at once (or in my opinion, how a text message can exist on two sides of the world at once). The “boundary” he is referring to in my view, is our world vs. the spirit-world. 

Speculative stories about Majorana say he invented a metal cube that can operate in four phases: annhilate matter with a directed beam (similar to the directed energy weapons the Government has recently confessed to), produce energy without fuel and transmute common materials into gold. Whether this is true is anyone’s guess. But it is true that the quantum computer was already known in 1938, long before their public operation in 2012.

Microsoft named its quantum processing chips Majorana 1 and Majorana 2 in honor of the missing scientist.

Several articles and books have been written about the disappearance of Majorana and his inventions. His disappearance is not considered a suicide but a personal choice because he withdraw all money from his bank account and wrote a note for his colleague before leaving: ““I made a decision that has become unavoidable… I realize what trouble my sudden disappearance will cause…”. 

For more on this, here’s a Science Magazine titled “The Quantum Phantom“:

 

Sigils, Spirits and Chips

People have noticed the similarities between spirit-summoning seals (sigils) and computer chips. According to Christian Conspiracists, Sufi Mystics and some computer theorists, computers aren’t inert machines, they are vessels. The looping metal traces on a microprocessor look and act like the figures drawn into old books on magic spells and rituals (grimoires). 

A sigil is the seal or signature of a named spirit. The 1800s book “The Lesser Key of Solomon” lists seventy-two demons, each with a unique seal. The “operator” (magician) draws the seal, speaks the name and thereby binds the spirit to work for him. King Solomon is said to have received a ring whose seal gave him command over demons/jinn. He put them to work in building the Temple. 

Conspiracists say the same thing happens with computers at a microscopic scale. Seals are etched into silicon, which is sand (the ancients said that the jinn like sand and make it their home). Electric current runs through the chip. Likewise, the ancients said that the spirits are made of electricity (smokeless fire) and that sigils provide a home from which they can access and operate in the earthly realm. 

It is theorized that these ideas were taken way beyond chips. For example, something as innocuous looking as emojis. The 72 original unicode emojis are said to correspond to the 72 keys of Solomon, each being imbued with a “spell” that is re-cast every time we use the emoji.

 

 

I intentionally offer blurry renditions of the Sigils just in case it’s true. 

Some sample icons of computer chips:

 

Both chips and the magic seals offer curved lines, loops, crossings and empty centers. Sigils are meant to trap spirits so that they can be used to do the magicians work. Chips are meant to conduct electric current so that computers, Internet and AI are also meant to do our work. Spirits can’t or aren’t allowed to show themselves or speak to us directly, so the Sigils are a workaround. Likewise, the computer screen are the modern workaround.

If computers really are run from the spiritual or astral-realm, it would explain why the experts say “we have no idea how AI works”. 

 

 

In this context books such as the 1499 Steganographia, by Johannes Trithemius are interesting. In 1609 the book was apparently added to an index of forbidden books. It was a manual for “summoning aerial spirits to carry thoughts instantly across any distance”, a precursor to the Internet so to speak. The “spells” in this book are revealed to be ciphers – hidden instructions to take the first letter of every other word, and so on. The third book was not fully decoded until 1998, by a researcher at AT&T Labs.

Absolute Zero

The foundational building blocks of Quantum Computers are called “Superconducting Qubits”. They are called “artificial atoms” because they supposedly sustain their own energy. They require a temperature of 10-20 mK or -273 Celcius, which is around absolute Zero, so-called because it’s the coldest temperature in the Universe and far colder than outer space. This, we’re told, is so that it’s microwave frequency stays coherent. The refrigeration required is enormous. 

I bring this up because “extreme cold” is referenced in every ancient tradition, mythology and religion as related to the spirit-realm. In Dantes Inferno, the 9th level of Hell (the lowest) is described as cold beyond imagination. Enoch, Norse Mythology, Celtic, Aztec and Slavic mythology speak of similar. Paranormal investigators say that the presence of spirits brings cold or is felt as a chill or abrupt dropping of temperature. 

 

Conclusion
I don’t have a final conclusion on this topic, it’s relevance remains to be seen. This may be nothing but the usual paranoia people have at new developments. Even so, we now live in a fully computerized world, so it’s at least worth discussing the spiritual implications. If the experts are saying “we are contacting non-human-intelligences” with quantum computers, that’s noteworthy. Computerization wouldn’t be a problem if operated by an informed, consenting and mature public who knows what they’re dealing with. The problem is the lack of transparency around AI and Internet, as shown in my previous article. If there’s no honesty, people, including me, come up with conspiracy theories. 
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