Birds’ Intuition and Quantum Entanglement
If only we could see what we’re actually capable of they say even the angels would envy the qualities found in humankind. If only we could understand. Of course, I admit it’s difficult; after all, we’re not currently chasing the easy path. Yet, if we could find it, what a station we would occupy. But can we actually reach that station? Perhaps I can offer you a guiding point. I don’t know, perhaps.
Have you ever witnessed that magnificent spectacle in the sky put on by flocks of starlings at sunset? How thousands of dots, without ever colliding, manage to create such a patchwork of colour in the sky. One moment they separate, gliding along. The next, they come together to form a patch-like pattern. These birds, in that moment, lose themselves in the unity of this collective dance this ‘Eda’ without any calculation. Indeed, were they not flapping their wings with such abandon within that unity, the somersaults they perform at such speed would spell the end for one another. They would collide in mid-air and crash to the ground one after the other. So what sort of ‘Eda’ is this, that allows thousands of birds to perform this spectacle in the sky at such high speeds, with millimetre-precise accuracy and such close proximity? Goodness me, goodness me…
Birds' Intuition and Quantum Entanglement

Of course, certain abilities assist them during this process; like bats, birds actually use sound frequencies to navigate. They do not scan their surroundings visually in the same way we do; their fractal visual perception is immense compared to ours. Their sensory perceptions are highly developed… It is a dance that begins watch this spectacle. Bats are even more sensitive in this regard; whilst their visual abilities are not as developed as those of birds, they have honed their use of sound frequencies to a much greater degree than birds. We can understand this from the fact that they fly at night. They know exactly where and at what angle the precise frequencies they emit strike and bounce back to them within milliseconds, and they adjust their paths and directions at millisecond speed. It is an extraordinary ability. We can only perceive a very narrow range of the sound spectrum they produce. However, the frequencies are extremely wide. They are invisible, inaudible, yet they exist. And I would venture to say that, whatever you consider to be the greatest unit of power in the universe, frequency would certainly rank among the top. Of course, there are other forces of equivalent significance, which we shall discuss in turn. Had humanity been able to unravel these laws of frequency, it would have discovered an unlimited and cost-free source of propulsion for spacecraft. Yet humanity remains far removed from such matters.
How can we generate frequencies?
The first answer that springs to everyone’s mind is sound, shouting, noise… But what about the ‘frequencies’ of silence… what if silence has a deeper effect and impetus? Here, once again, we are forced to delve into the quantum universe. We have no choice, and unfortunately, we cannot comprehend this universe. Our scientists must repeatedly reset their perspectives on quantum physics and ask this question: Why did God create quantum particles? Yet we know that, whilst researching quantum physics, scientists overlook the ‘God’ aspect; they skip over this topic. They have become so caught up in materialism that they cannot find the absolute truth.

So how are we to convince people of the relationship between God and particles? It is a profound subject.
In my view, first and foremost, we must reset our perspective on quantum physics. Just as God (Allah) is neither born nor begotten, so in quantum physics He can be observed as one of its most mysterious secrets, yet cannot be recorded. As human beings, we are constantly striving to record every event and phenomenon we see and witness, yet we will never be able to fully record this universe. With every attempt at recording, we will see that the quantum universe behaves differently, as if it were literally mocking us. We all remember the double-slit experiment. It remains a mysterious enigma.

In our view, the matrix consists of 0s and 1s; however, from God’s perspective, the equivalent of 1 is not 1. To explain this, we might look briefly at the mysterious patterns found in the Fibonacci sequence. If, for God too, the equivalent of 1 were simply 1, no cycle could expand; it would come to an end in an existential impasse. You can observe this, for example, in spiral structures.

If, in technology and our systems, we can construct our own matrix based on 0 and 1.618, we may come closer to God’s understanding of the matrix. However, this would create a highly complex algorithmic system, and my guess is that we have not yet achieved the processing power required to handle such a load. Perhaps we will in the future; I do not know.

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