I found some interesting articles regarding tapping and quantum mechanics

https://newatlas.com/learning-memory/tapping-finger-hearing-comprehension/

Since this post is going on my profile, I'll mention that eventually I'll probably fine tune what I actually wanna say rather than doom scrolling in the depths of my mind to the part where I move on. So I kept things rather basic, I didn't get into samadhi or absorption.

Here is an article I got when I had scrolled to the left on my phone, it was near the new research on quantum mechanics that came out very recently showing that tryptophan can have profound quantum behaviors.

Err, I don't really know how to say it but before the idea was that only quantum computers in a certain environment with temperatures were really working, people thought that they wouldn't find quantum behaviors in biology and people used to go on and on about this if spiritual people brought up quantum mechanics insisting that they knew nothing about quantum mechanics, often without even making a clear case but instead outright dismissing the individual.

Well, this article happens to be about how tapping ones finger seems to boost brain power, it can boost a few things but I really only kinda skimmed it and I didn't consolidate what I heard, but I realized at this rate they're basically trying to keep up with me...

By having an emotional process open, the body will perform what I'll simply define as subdivision, this has to do with how it will put some energy to a task, some to another task, and it can be felt on an energetic level. Listen to a song and follow the song explicitly and your body can mold to the song, whereas if beforehand you are keeping your own emotional tempo with the beat of the song it causes the emotions to express in a different way but one can still balance both the tapping with the act of being more emotionally linked with the song.

Some of this for me is rather subjective and it can be hard to really bring someone up to speed, but the point is that when there is tapping the experience can be much more fluid, like your body is primed to put resources into processing other tasks and the mind is not primed to just make more emotional processes because the moment u start paying attention to the music and your feelings it creates a chain reaction and u could say that when you have emotions it's like placing subtle magnets in your body. Those magnets can affect what happens seconds later and it can affect what emotion expresses later. It has to do with how you can charge an area with energy and it really won't necessarily feel charged with energy but because of that charging it will behave differently shortly after. It is like sub perceptual energy, I believe that sub perceptual things heavily influence energy, including how well the area will heal and for what reason at what time. It seems pretty plentifully obvious to me at this point so I just kinda go with it.

I could go on and on but it's not really coming to me in a way I wanna scratch my head over for thirty minutes trying to put to words when someone can learn to feel what I'm saying just by trying something that feels good and works for them.

One can teach themselves to have a mind which is more adept when it comes to keeping this flowy tapping rhythm and what I found was that after I got good with it I gained the ability to add multiple instrumental tracks on top of a song I'm listening to while continuing to have emotions that keep me in balance despite mistakes. There are reasons for that, and there are ways where approaching a task with this form of what I'm generally referring to as subdivision which can make a very profound influence on spiritual development, it's useful for some situations more than others but if people feel this out then they can be more naturally inclined to have a mind that operates this way while still finding profound balance and equanimity, it becomes not only a choice but a preference.

I might write more about this later, it's just a pain in the butt and I don't wanna hurt my back on my phone.