You're Viewing Infinity Through a Telescope

MIT scientists recently stripped the famous double-slit experiment down to its quantum bones. They watched single photons approach two paths. Common sense says each particle must pick one route or the other. But common sense was wrong.

The photons did something seemingly impossible. They traveled through both slits simultaneously, creating interference patterns that only make sense if each particle somehow split itself, journeyed down both paths, then reunited with itself on the other side.

The detectors recorded it. The data showed it. Measurement after measurement confirmed what logic said couldn't happen.

What you're witnessing is the difference between "The Thing as it Is" and "The Thing as it Seems." The Yogis taught this distinction centuries before quantum mechanics proved it true. Your mind is relative and limited. Therefore, it can only grasp incomplete views of reality. Like looking at the ocean through a telescope, you see a portion but mistake it for the whole.