Brian Wachter
My work on nubase2, a quantum-native system of numbers where two is primary, all other even numbers are positive, and all odd numbers are negative.
me@brianwachter.org
(505)920-1914
I use my experience and
success to help others achieve freedom. I've been
exploring the human experience and its meaning since
childhood. Life is a spiritual journey for me. For as
long as I can remember I've felt in touch with the
sun, life's larger questions and other people. I
worked with Henry Stapp on the book "Quantum
Physics and Free WilI." I glimpsed Ein Sof
during a conversation with a friend at age 16. You can
read my story here.
I have a new theory of consciousness you can read about here.
My symbol is the radius, because it represents the whole in relation to its contents:
I have a new theory of consciousness you can read about here.
My symbol is the radius, because it represents the whole in relation to its contents:
Here
is a photo I made of Piano Player Brad Mehldau.
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Here is the old-cemetary gate, main chapel, an architectural detail, and the hotel adjacent to Mission San Juan Bautista:
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Here're my recent pictures from a magical morning at Point Lobos:
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Recently, I drove out
to Black Sands Beach below the village of Shelter
Cove, California. It marks the southern terminus of
the Lost Coast, a large coastal wilderness guarded by
the formidable King Range. This was of the most
foreboding places I've ever been. A sign on the trail
to the beach lets you know the ocean rules this place,
not man. You are warned to stay 100 feet back from the
shore break. When you approach the water, you feel its
power to take your life instantly. I didn't get the
feeling this place sees much sun.
Sometimes in a beautiful seaside spot you think you are in touch with a higher world. This place felt like a lower world. But it was awesome!
Sometimes in a beautiful seaside spot you think you are in touch with a higher world. This place felt like a lower world. But it was awesome!
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Here is the old-cemetary gate, main chapel, an architectural detail, and the hotel adjacent to Mission San Juan Bautista:
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Here're my recent pictures from a magical morning at Point Lobos:
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