Okay...so my wedding ring has been "misplaced" since last October.  I was never really upset that I misplaced it.  Of course if holds very special meaning to me; but it is just a material object.  I thought that if I let go of it, that it would come back to me.  I think that you can never truly "have" something until you are okay with not having it. 

Well, it has been almost a year now and still no sign of my ring.   I've recently felt encouraged to begin "searching" for it.  I have tried meditating, feeling the energy of the ring, and have had no luck.  I have taken myself back to the day that I believe I misplaced it and still no sign of what happened to it.  Seriously - as far as I can figure, it literally disappeared.

Please HELP ME...anyone out there who is good at feeling the energy of material objects, please let me know if you can feel the presence of my ring and where it might be hiding.


About the day that I belived it was misplaced:  I think that I took it off and set it on an end table in my living room.  When I went to look for it the next morning it wasn't there.  It was a completely hectic time in my life... dealing with a molestation and suicide in the family.  My mind was in a million places and I would often take off my ring for short periods of time (it used to make my finger itch). 

Which came first: the universe, or the law governing it? 

A question that physicists have been puzzled by since Einsteins theory of relativity.  But in 1965 Dr.  Wheeler and Dr. DeWitt combined quatum theory and general relativity to come up with an equation that seems to live in "superspace" (space that in essence contains neither time nor space).  So...in ordinary quantum mechanics it has been said that an electron can be thought of as being all over space until it is measured and observed to be at some specific location.  In somewhat the same way as the electron, our universe is spread out all over superspace until it is somehow observed to have a particular set of qualities and laws.  But the question arrises when one asks "who is doing this observing"? 

Dr Wheeler answers:
"It may be simply us, acting through quantum- mechanical acts of observation, a process called genesis by observership.  The past is theory, it has no existence except in the records of the present. We are participators, at the microscopic level, in making that past, as well as the present and the future."

In effect, Dr. Wheeler's answer is that we are collectively God and that we are always creating the universe.

Hmmmm....sounds very familiar doesn't it?  Strangely similar to the Law of Unity or collective conciousness!  I love it.  Science seems to continue to prove what we already know about God, our Higher Power and how we are all part of It.

Please share your thoughts with me on this...

I'd get a massage.  My body is really freaking sore from the last 2 days of tough Bikram classes.  Touch can be healing in so many ways.