When Fairy Tales Do Come True (Fireside Series, Vol. 3, No. 1)

Part of Ramtha's Fireside Series collection library on the topic of the hidden meaning behind classic fairy tales and folk stories. Children s stories tell the story of the awesome and the miraculous, and they do it all without math. The only math that can ever explain a rag turning into a beautiful gown is quantum mechanics. There is a math for that explanation. There is a math for the carriage, turning a pumpkin into a carriage. Quantum mechanics says that the molecular structures that make up a pumpkin also have a potential to be a carriage. All we have to do is change the intent, dissolve the pumpkin and change its intent. Furthermore, we know that Cinderella had a fairy godmother. Who do you think the fairy godmother was? Ramtha