Quantum Jumps: An Extraordinary Science of Happiness and Prosperity

by Cynthia Sue Larson

QUANTUM JUMPS presents a radical new paradigm--that we exist in an interconnected holographic multiverse in which we literally jump from one parallel universe to another. Experience a new science of instant transformation. In a moment you can become smarter... more confident... happier... more outgoing... more effective... in better relationships... with more willpower. Gain practical tools to achieve real change in your life, regardless of past history. Leap forward to become happier and more successful, living the life of your dreams. Supported by distinguished sources from the fields of psychology, biology, sociology and physics, QUANTUM JUMPS is an inspirational book packed with practical tools for living a happier, healthier, more prosperous life.

"The 'Quantum Age' has finally arrived. Cynthia Sue Larson understands its implications for our everyday lives--for how we can make wiser decisions, relate better to other people, manage our careers more effectively, use our dreams to provide insights, and even how we can use 'quantum jumping' for self-healing."-- Stanley Krippner

"The twenty-first century will be remembered as the era in which quantum physics, biology, and consciousness started shaking hands. We now know that 'quantum' is no longer limited to the invisible, subatomic realm, but involves our everyday world and our own mind. Cynthia Sue Larson's QUANTUM JUMPS is a daring, adventuresome, delightful romp in this territory." -- Dr. Larry Dossey

"Cynthia Larson's new book QUANTUM JUMPS offers her latest insights into using the quantum metaphor to explain a number of human experiences that go beyond what we would normally call "normal." She writes with clarity, vision, and offers hope and encouragement to those who often fear such experiences that go beyond accepted norms of existence." -- Fred Alan Wolf

"In QUANTUM JUMPS, Cynthia Sue Larson illustrates how 'quantum jumping' can greatly transform our everyday lives, bringing fresh new perspectives and clarity through one of our most natural gifts--the imagination." -- Annamaria Hemingway

"Multiverse, alternate realities and quantum physics have taken root in American consciousness. We know that the universe is bigger and more mysterious than we can imagine. Cynthia Sue Larson is the first writer to provide a manual to allow us to experience the truth of the new physics. Better yet, Cynthia shows us how to manifest new positive realities that are surrounding us. She shows us what to do to make our Quantum Jump to these higher orders of reality. Her work is an amazing achievement and a stellar addition to the field of mind-body research." -- Dr. Donald "Rock" Schnell

"I highly recommend QUANTUM JUMPS to all who desire to move out of 'stuckness' and jump into a state of well-being!" -- Jennifer Reich

"A brilliant blend of science and spirituality, possible and probable, QUANTUM JUMPS will catapult the reader into a whole new view of potential and remind us that we've always occupied this fantastic world of quantum reality, but it is now that we must act upon it! I highly recommend this delightful book to anyone needing a verifiable record of the miraculous, mystical and magnificent. You will not want to put this book down!" -- Alexis Brooks

Genres: Spirituality, Metaphysics, Audiobook, Science

282 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2013

About the author

Cynthia Sue Larson is a best-selling author, life coach, and inspirational speaker who optimizes life possibilities with quantum physics principles. Known as "The Quantum Optimist," Cynthia helps people discover their many possible selves and jump into their favorite lives while staying focused on the question "How good can it get?" Cynthia is featured in numerous TV and radio shows including the Discovery Channel, the History Channel, Coast to Coast AM, and BBC. Learn how consciousness changes the physical world with Cynthia's popular RealityShifters ezine at: www.realityshifters.com

Reviews

[Pam Sharp · Rating 5 out of 5]

We have entered the New Age, the Space Age and as Carl Sagan remarked “We are made of star stuff.” With the New Age we understand that we are the sophisticated beholders and receivers of Quantum energy, the force that binds every thing in our universe together and very likely binds us to other universes as well. We can tap into this energy within ourselves and reap the harvest. We can achieve our own potential when we have confidence, imagination and belief. Cynthia Sue Larson's “Quantum Leaps shows us by examples how we can mine the gold within ourselves. Descartes said “I think therefore I am.” Larson extends this observation to “I think therefore I am the way I want to be.” It is mind over matter. She jokes “Fake it 'til you make it.” But that is precisely how our minds react with the sub-atomic fields to create changes in our lives: money, happiness, a great relationship, whatever we desire.

We have become in the modern world, in the New Age a sheep in sheep’s clothing , a sheep that is bolder, wiser, perhaps sassier than the lamb we used to be. Many years ago Dale Carnegie and Norman Vincent Peale postulated using our own powers to succeed. Their books “How to stop worrying and start living” (Carnegie 1948) and “You can if you think you can” “ (Peale 1987) and many others by these authors sold in the millions and are still in print. What these two behavior gurus were telling us was to tap into our inner powers, today termed Quantum Leaping or Jumping.

in physics at the micro level a quantum jump is the sudden leap of an atom or an electron from one energy level to another. A mind-boggling experiment by an American scientist, Cleve Backster, and described in “Quantum Jumps” may blow you away as it did me. Dr. Backster hitched up a polygraph (Lie Detector) to his “pet” plants, rather than to a human arm. He then went into an adjacent room and some time later thought “I am going to go back to the laboratory where the plants are right now.” At the precise instant of the thought the polygraph pen “squiggled” all over the graph. Whether the plants were over-joyed that the scientist was returning or highly disgruntled would be a hard call., but we really think he made them happy. Plants are phenomenal anyway in the way they employ the energy of the sun to synthesize sugars totally independently. They know which pathways of energy to take under different conditions, sunny, cloudy cold or whatever. They are very competent factories and we must not forget all men are grass.

Certain emotions and attitudes for a person to dip into his own resources and successfully quantum jump appear to be necessary and stagnation is the worst enemy for a transformation. Imagination, faith, concentration and determination will get the energy juices flowing and author Larson cites many examples of people Quantum jumping. In a time of need people can create miracles. Author Larson relates the experiences of reality shifters from all walks of life. Along with the various anecdotes she provides practical advice, suggests exercises and answers questions from people who have witnessed what might be a reality shift in their life but are not sure. Hers is a primer for living, for plugging yourself into the Quantum Jump gravy train and attaining a new level of awareness, a new level of being, a new level of happiness. We can flourish when the road ahead is forked and we are confronted with uncertainty, perhaps wrenched this way and that and yet relishing the opportunity to face many possibilities and tackle them head on.

Larson mentions the Dalai Lama as being “one of the most upbeat, friendly, positive, joyful
people you could hope to meet on this planet.' He is, indeed, and his religion is based on kindness and compassion. China has Tibet in her clutches but bitter the Dalai is not and he does not waste his time with hatred or thoughts of revenge. However, I did hear him once say, with a twinkle in his eye, that the next Dalai Lama would NOT be Chinese!

Pope Francis with his warmth and charisma has already become a superstar, but a humble superstar. He and the Dalai Lama are brothers under the skin I do believe. And they are both Reality Shifters without a doubt!

“Quantum Jumps” may take you where you've never been before or perhaps you're an old hat at jumping between realities. Either way, this is a sprightly book with difficult concepts explained, a guidebook of “an extraordinary science of happiness and prosperity.” Highly recommended!

[Andy Nieradko · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow! I've read other books on the subject of utilizing quantum theory in everyday life, but never one as well researched, and thought out as this one. To be totally honest, I'm kind of on the fence as to the subject of Quantum Jumping. However, I still give this book 5 out of 5 stars, because the author states her case so well, and wrote a very interesting and engaging book. This is a subject I would've had trouble considering 10 years ago, but after becoming involved in Qigong and energy work, along with daily meditation I can see how the concepts Cynthia Sue Larson writes about have the power to create overwhelming positive change in ones world. Another thing that interests me about her work is the subject of the placebo, and nocebo effects. I think these subjects will have a profound effect on the future of all scientific endeavors, but specifically medical and exercise science. Whatever your goals for the future, Quantum Jumps is a fantastic, helpful guide. I'm glad I read it, and am amazed at the immediate results this way of thinking has already manifested for me personally.

[Karl · Rating 5 out of 5]

I am certainly no expert in the realm of Quantum physics; however, in this day and age when the term “quantum” seems to be applied to everything except canned milk, it is refreshing to find a book wherein the word is used in a genuine and relevant manner and Cynthia Sue Larson’s latest book, Quantum Jumps certainly does fulfill the quantum content quota.

When the layperson hears the term “quantum” the tendency is probably for them to envision wild-eyed scientists madly covering the classroom chalkboard with indiscernible characters and computations. While this mental image may indeed contain some truth, many people may not realize that the quantum world impacts us every moment of everyday, nor would most people realize that what happens at this subatomic level touches all aspects of our lives.

While still in its infancy, the science of the really, really small (quantum physics) is captivating the minds of some of the best minds alive today. The idea that the basic building blocks of everything known and unknown comes from “stuff” we can’t define stretches our understanding of the nature of reality and the universe; however, while Quantum Jumps shares some mind-expanding, as well as some mind bending, concepts, the information is presented in a manner that is respectful of people whose knowledge is limited in this area. Those with no knowledge of quantum physics will not likely be overwhelmed by the information (the first chapter is the most intense, but a deep understanding of these concepts isn’t necessary to get the benefit of later chapters) and those with some exposure to Quantum physics will likely still find new and unique concepts as well.

Some of the deeper concepts discussed on the first pages of the book include Quantum Entanglement, Quantum Teleportation, Quantum Tunneling, the Placebo Effect and, of course, how all of these ideas are connected to Quantum Jumps.

Regardless of a person's previous exposure to quantum concepts, I think that one of the most intriguing aspects of Quantum Jumps is that it touches on the vast interconnectedness between the quantum world and our observable reality. Certainly there is a healthy smattering of facts, figures and scientific experiments to keep you on your toes, but there are also healthy doses of anecdotal stories and experiences that keep the material at a “human” level. Indeed, one of the greatest gifts that the author gives is that she connects all of the science to the human experience and she provides exercises that everyone can make use of to incorporate quantum jumps into daily life.

Cynthia discusses the benefits of taking quantum jumps, she shares the three steps required for a quantum jump to take place, she provides several exercises at the end of each chapter to enhance the quantum jump experience and at the end of the book she gives a list of common questions and their associated answers.

With respect to questions and answers, I think it is important to mention that much of what is happening at the quantum level will intrigue and occupy scientists for many years to come, and perhaps some of the “hard” questions will never be explained with the physical, finite tools that we possess. If you are hoping that any book will give the absolute, final word about what is happening in the quantum realm, or if you are the type of person that requires 100% proof of something before you become convinced of its existence, then the realm of the quantum will likely not give you the answers you seek. The good news though is that, as people living in this quantum environment, we don’t necessarily require all of the answers to make use of quantum laws and quantum jumps to increase our quality of life.

Cynthia states that, “Quantum Jumps is designed to help you open your mind to new beliefs about the nature of reality, and the range of possible realities you can focus on, energize, and choose to live within.” I believe she has successfully lived up to these words in this book & I appreciate her exuberance and dedication in presenting this material.

[Grady · Rating 5 out of 5]

Preparing for an entirely new paradigm of existence

Some `self help' books provide lists and exercises to alter one or more ways in which we have elected to adjust to a world that need to be altered if we are to live more prosperously. This book is different. It is inspirational for sure, but rather than guide the reader through exercises and lists and harsh regimes, author Cynthia Sue Larson would instead have us realize that our existence in this life is more of a phenomenon that we have expected. This book is an adventure in discovery - it reads so easily and shares so much that it would be a rare individual that closed the final pages feeling unchanged.

But to appreciate the impact of the book everyone should read it from first page to last instead of depending on quips and summaries. Like evolution this is a process of mind expansion and it is a thrill to explore. As Larson states, `Quantum jumping is the process by which a person envisions some desired result or state of being that is different from the existing situation - and by clearly observing that possibility and supplying sufficient energy, makes a leap into that alternate reality. The idea behind quantum jumping is that we are living in a multiverse of parallel universes. Usually, these alternative realities have no connection to one another. A quantum jump can be made through a kind of handshake through time and space - this connection forms a bridge that allows someone experiencing a quantum jump to physically end up in another reality. The connection is so total that a person can literally walk into another place and time. While to the universe, both of `you' still exists, your awareness of who you are coalesces in one reality, often leaving the other out of reach, out of sight, and out of mind.'

Larson wisely ties all of this new information to the history and studies of quantum physics and does a fine job explaining to the layperson the theories and manifestations of that branch of science. And she ends her book with the promise that there are many possible you's, and by simply focusing your attention and awareness one the ones you'd most like to be, you're halfway there. `Every moment is brimming over with possibilities.' Try to resist that excitement!

Grady Harp

[Marianne · Rating 3 out of 5]

I find the whole concept of the book really fascinating and I couldn't wait to start reading it, but it took me forever to finish it as it just isn't what I thought it would be. There are a lot of pages dedicated to talking about having a positive state of mind, feeling grateful and how to beat depression etc and although these are great things , there are many books about that out there and it's just not why I bought this one. I wish there had been more examples as proof of quantum jumping and more theories and ideas put forward on how to achieve this. A few more practical and scientific exercises more so than positive mindful exercises would have been nice also. Some of the questions by readers in the back of the book were interesting but I thought the answers by the author were lacking and left me having more questions. I saw an interview with the author and I thought there would be even more to learn about the subject in her book, but I actually thought the interview made the subject more accessible and easier to understand and sound so much more interesting than what I found here. I still think the subject is really fascinating though, but I will probably just stick to watching interviews on YouTube instead of reading another book about it if they are all like this.

[Mike Fasolo · Rating 1 out of 5]

I thought this had potential, but soon realized it was just a piece of crap and a complete waste of my time. If, as she states in the book, we can jump into other realities (because it, apparently, happens all the time), I would have loved to jump into a reality where I didn't read this book.

[Cordélia Leite · Rating 2 out of 5]

Many interesting concepts. Other ones, as it often happens in new age communities, are just the ramblings of a very privileged person, who is self centered, lack real empathy and is not in a place to treat clinical depression and other similar ailments.
In her books and site, she writes about how to deal with depression in a few occasions, and while some of them might be a nice addition to a real treatment with a therapist and medicine (as it is with any disease), they are in general, irresponsible assertions, capable of making patients feel even worse.
Stating over and over that one can simply "choose" how to feel and think, is to say the least, victim blaming.
As I read once in a very supportive and educated community (obviously not a new agey one): "things you cannot choose: having depression, tdah; your sexual orientation; your skin color; what you can choose: not to be a jerk about it.

As it often happens in new agey and coach writings and speech, it's always the victim, the ill, the one in disadvantage who is told to "choose". Nobody says to people to "choose" be kind towards depressed patients, to choose being more understanding. One is always asked to "choose" what is more convinient to those in a privileged position.

It's always others who must get out of their "confort zone", never those coaches who are uncapable of looking at the world outside of their little bubble.

After so many years of observing so called spiritual gurus I have to say that I am very tired of them claiming to be "enlightened" while at the same time they are unable to speak against prejudice, social oppression. They are absolutely unable really help clinically depressed, patologically anxious patients. Not even most of them can teach you how to properly meditate: "ugh, uh, just blank your mind, empty your mind.", they will say.

If you are searching for a "spiritual teacher" let me tell you that you will find many fake ones before finding one that really speaks to you. Listen to your intuition, don't simply go for the hype.

[Kat Starwolf · Rating 5 out of 5]

Quantum Jump into an Abundant Life

While this isn’t exactly a Quantum Physics textbook, as of the writing of this piece, Cynthia Sue Larson does have a Bachelor’s degree in physics, and has done extensive research into various aspects of Quantum Physics and timeline bifurcations such as the Mandela Affect, which can also be considered parallel dimensions.

In Quantum Jumps, Ms. Larson shows how it is possible to change our circumstances – from our health to relationships to our financial situation and more – by understanding and utilizing the theory of Quantum Physics and more specifically the theory of parallel dimensions or the Many Worlds theory.

Don’t think this is possible? Think about the last time you misplaced something, looked in every conceivable location it could have possibly been, but still couldn’t locate it, only to find it at some later point in some area you knew you had already searched thoroughly?

Or what about an event that you are sure happened differently than others do? That is, most everyone else remembers the event one way, while another handful of individuals – like you – remembers that the event either happened differently, didn’t occur at all or did occur.

These are not uncommon occurrences. And Quantum Physics and it’s many experiments, such as the Double Slit experiment, the Quantum Entanglement theory and Bell’s Theorem of Nonlocality, just to name a few, show the probability that not only the microverse but the macroverse experiences some pretty weird – according to Classical Physics and Einstein ("spooky action at a distance") – schtuff!

If you’re into Quantum Physics and are also interested in making your life the best it can possibly be in any dimension/world, then Quantum Jumps An Extraordinary Science of Happiness and Prosperity may be just what you’re looking for.

[Georgina Williams · Rating 4 out of 5]

I am very into the L.O.A. Quantum Jumping was a term I heard someone speak about on Youtube, three years ago. I watched a clip on GAIA about Quantum Jumping and Cynthia Sue Larson, the author, was speaking about the subject. That is how I found out about her book. I purchased the book and completed it. I was glad I purchased this book. This book had a lot of information to apply to daily living and on how to experience Quantum Jumping and if you may have already experienced Quantum Jumping. There are exercises on how to do it and also other experiences that were shared, by those that have quantum jumped into different realities. I will be reading this book many more times, to really dissect the methods and understanding of Quantum Jumping. There was only one part of the book where I felt it was unclear on a particular method that seems to go against another, but I really enjoyed this book. It is a heavy read, in a good way, and this must be read more than once.

[Kate Corsen · Rating 4 out of 5]

I love books that make me think outside the box and challenge me to consider alternate points of view and possibilities, and in this case this book truly delivered.

But, to tell the truth, it also seriously freaked me out. It made me aware that I quite possibly have been stuck in the wrong dimension for some time, and if truth be told I needed to jump, quickly, into another one because quite frankly this one is sometimes the pits.

I also seriously need to commit to completing some of the exercises in the book because I'm intrigued with the idea of jumping into a better version of myself, one that is successful and quite frankly has a better grip on reality. That being said, I'm a natural skeptic, and will need to continue to study this subject more thoroughly.

Thank you Cynthia Sue Larson for your easy writing style.

[Franco · Rating 4 out of 5]

“rather than living out our lives entirely in any one universe, we literally travel between worlds, quantum jumping from one reality to another.”

“When someone says “I'm faking it 'til I make it,” they might well be visualizing themselves as being an entirely transformed person.”

“Quantum jumping allows you to explore your interest and passions, and feel you are living a life that more truly reflects your true identity.”

“We all have our time machines, don’t we. Those that take us back are memories... and those that carry us forward are dreams.”

“Remember that there are many possible you’s, and by simply focusing your attention and awareness on the ones you’d most like to be, you’re halfway there. One of the best ways to gain access to your favorite realities and live the life of your dreams is to keep asking, “How good can it get?”


Quantum Jumps
Cynthia Sue Larson

[Mark A. Hebert · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another perspective of magic.

Understanding the world of perspective world view in an expanded perception of reality. Seeing more diverse perspectives allow us to expand, explore and develop our understanding of our own self and our world of realities. Finally gave me a chance to understand what I wanted to know what I knew. Knowing that I have been on my own path of growth I desire for… how good can it get?

[Ololade · Rating 5 out of 5]

readand understand. Also love that its got exercises at the end of every chapter to help you practice.

Very interesting, I like that its got science to back it up. Its also very easy to readand understand. Also love that its got exercises at the end of every chapter to help you practice.

[AMMAR ALABBAD · Rating 5 out of 5]

Everything about quantum jumping

This book provide all the necessary details and steps for making quantum jumping. Very informative and contains exercises that will help you in transforming your reality. It works!

[Jeanne McElvaney · Rating 5 out of 5]

Cynthia Sue Larson weaves the science of change into our everyday experiences.

[Laura Lang · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excelente libro

Excelente contenido, me encantó! Muchas Gracias Cynthia por compartir :). Definitivamente se me expandió el mundo de las infinitas posibilidades.

[Danielle C · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was an interesting book but I really liked it. I've listened to it several times already

[Janice Jane · Rating 2 out of 5]

Wasn't what I expected.Very tedious.

[John Smart · Rating 1 out of 5]

No.

[Bob Rich · Rating 5 out of 5]

Narrative therapy depends on the truth that you change your reality by changing your story about yourself. Here is an example from the story I am currently writing:
“‘Without realising it, you’ve been sending out black energy, and people respond to that. You have the power to change that to white energy, and people will respond to that too.’
‘Bull... bulldust!’
Bill laughed. ‘That was an example. You just blasted a big beam of black energy at me. I expected it, or I’d react with anger. Now, try an exercise. You no longer have a sore throat, your coughing has stopped, and your temperature is normal. From the depth of your heart, without words, thank me.’”
Of course, Bill’s client was not sending out any form of energy, but the metaphor got him to act in a more constructive manner. The truth or falsity of the story doesn’t matter, only its consequences do.
Cynthia Sue Larson tells us a story about the mechanisms of the universe. There is a great deal of evidence for this conception in subatomic physics. She also tells us many stories, again based on evidence, that demonstrate how people can change their lives in big and little ways. She cites a number of scientists who claim that these macroscopic, life-altering changes are due to quantum jumps.
Sorry, Cynthia, I have not bought the connection. Those scientists are only expressing opinions about causation, not evidence.
But that doesn’t matter. I love this quote from the book:
“Best results will likely be obtained by those who have no beliefs at all. There can be a beautiful balance between intentional, active manifesting -- in which what is desired and expected is clearly envisioned and held firmly in mind -- and in allowing ourselves to receive whatever comes our way” (p 75).
I look on this book as a primer for achieving a good life. If you DO the things Cynthia recommends, you will gain immense power over your world. And, as with my little example about black and white energy, the truth of the justifying story is irrelevant. Only its effectiveness matters.
So, you can do yourself a favour and learn techniques for improving your life, while enjoying Cynthia’s clear, entertaining, easy-to-follow explanations of some very difficult concepts. If you never could understand physics, now is your chance to make the quantum leap into understanding.

[J.D. Lovil · Rating 5 out of 5]

I finished reading this book over a week earlier than I expected to, due to an obsessive need to read a little more every couple of hours. It is an excellent interpretation of the Many Worlds Theory in action. I will try to be concise in relating what I liked about Quantum Jumping, and what I would have stressed differently.
I came to believe as the Author does many years ago, noticing differences in my world after experimenting with dowsing while maintaining an 'empty mind' walking Zen meditation. I realized that the changes in my world were not so much found as manifested. I would have used the term Shadow or Shadow World Walking instead of Quantum Jumping, because we move to a world where typically, we have changed only one event (at a time), and everything and everybody else in that world are 'shadows' of the former world.
I would also have liked the Author to stress that the problem is that our unconscious minds are in control of this process, and it fulfills what it sees as our expectations, not necessarily our desires. While she did not stress this detail, she goes on to teach us all the best ways to make the unconscious mind believe that what we desire is actually what we expect.
Despite my minor quibbles with semantics, this is the clearest explanation of the practical side of using the hidden aspect of existence that I have ever read. You will want to keep a copy of this one, so I suggest you buy a printed copy. It will have a prominent place on my reference shelf.

[Laura DeLuca · Rating 4 out of 5]

If you think it, you can make it happen. Really, it's the great "secret." Our brains create energies and can attract like situations. Have you ever heard the old adage, "Positive gets positive," or "Opposites attract?" Have a think on that for a minute before you decide things cannot possibly happen based on just thinking about it.

When you keep an open mind, you realize anything is possible; anything can happen! The author of Quantum Jumps, wants you to really keep your mind open as you explore the possibility of parallel universes, manifestation, and so much more! Reading this book is an eye opener, and just validates what I had already thought and believed.

If you are interested in learning that our brain is so much more powerful than we give it credit for, this book is for you! Using only a fraction of our brain power, we have so much more to learn, and gain from books like this. We know that quantum physics is taught and believed as a real add on to science, so why can't you apply that to your every day life?

I'm not a science geek, so there are a lot of things that I have to research to understand better, but this book is a pretty simple read, and if you already know about how quantum physics works, then you are just one more step closer to really delving into this book and taking away from it everything it has to offer.

Reviewed by Steph for New Age Mama

[Trish LeSage · Rating 5 out of 5]

What I enjoyed about this book is that it contains a lot of practical exercises that one may use to help them to experience quantum jumps. Some of the exercises even focus on specific areas in your life that you may want to improve, such as your financial situation, for example.

I also liked the fact that this book included a lot of information about scientific research that has taken place in the field of quantum physics and in other areas that prove that the phenomenon of parallel universes is not just theory but a true reality.

I especially loved reading the stories about other people's experiences with quantum jumps, as many of their experiences reminded me of my experiences of quantum jumps to parallel universes. It is also helpful to read about others' experiences, as it helps us to better understand our own experiences.

I recommend the book, "Quantum Jumps", to those who are interested in learning about what quantum jumps are, to those who are interested in learning more about the science behind quantum jumps, and to those who want to begin to experience quantum jumps for themselves. I would also recommend this book to those who have already knowingly experienced quantum jumps, as this book gives good insights about quantum jumping, and it includes many exercises that they may want to try to continue quantum jumping.

[The Elves · Rating 5 out of 5]

Quantum Jumps is a really good book. We have to confess a certain bias, in the fact that in our own rudimentary explorations of Quantum Psychics we’d arrived at most of the same conclusions, backed up by our own Quantum Jump experiences; so we were primed to love this book. Besides giving one a basic understanding of the reality of Quantum Jumping, it also gives one exercises and hints to increase one’s ability in making Quantum Jumps and backs this up with real life stories as well as loads of scientific data. If you’re ready to change your life for the better in magical ways, this is the book for you.

The Silver Elves
authors of The Elven Way: The Magical Path of the Shining Ones

[Marya · Rating 5 out of 5]

Larson offers here the foundations of more than 100 years of quantum research, clearly establishing the scientific underpinnings of what we used to think of as new age and woo-woo. Articulating the mysteries of the quantum world with a scientist’s irrefutable logic, she offers frameworks and data from prestigious universities and labs that explain how quanta behave.
Interspersed throughout are short, lively exercises for trying out your quantum wings, while an extensive Q-and-A section at the end of the book supports the reader in the effective use of Quantum Jumps right away.
This is an excellent resource of the new science and how it's affecting our understanding of everything: human behavior, animal communication and plant biology, as well as technology and future of our society and planet. An important read.

Good words and fair winds!
Marya Mann

[Sally Ember · Rating 4 out of 5]

Having talked with the author who so generously allowed me to SKYPE with her today, I now understand better her intentions for this book and believe she accomplished most of them just fine. A better description of those intentions would help clarify what to expect, and a clearer delineation of what is and isn't an example of a Quantum Jump and WHY would also be helpful to include.

[memory · Rating 5 out of 5]

A mandatory reading

For everyone willing to improve their lives, take control of their past, present and future and for the ones who suffer from all kind of disease.
A huge thank you to the author!

[Liz Bronson · Rating 3 out of 5]

A little involved. I like the concepts in this book. Will re-visit this in the future.

[Susan]

I forgot to include this in my finished reading.
Actually don't remember a lot about it, so can't review.