the heart is the home of the will


The 'Uncertainty Principle,' formulated by the German physicist Werner Heisenberg in 1927, states that the more precisely you measure a physical particle's position/location, the less precisely you are able to determine its momentum, and vice versa. This principle, often invoked outside physics, describes how the mere act of observing something changes the very thing you're observing. How well can you ever really predict your universe when your universe is so changeable? Think about possibilities: until your last breath, there is still breath; when there's still breath, there's still life, and when there is still life, there's a way to change anything and everything you observe. As long as your heart is beating -- (the heart is the home of the will) -- there is a way to change your world. Therefore, "where there's a will, there's a way" is not a quaint philosophy, but a reality of quantum physics . . . at the very core of your existence. Our prayer is that you embrace the uncertainty of your physical certainty . . . use this reality to produce your own reality from the dreams in your own imagination, and actually "become the change you want to see in the world."