Buddhism& Bio plasma Energy

Abstract

Buddhism teaches about selflessness in the mind. And matter for more than two thousand years Buddhism assumes that there is no ego or atomic matter. Everything has no permanent essence that is established in it. All things that relied on each other occur all the time according to the principle of practice. As quantum physics states, no atom exists on its own. The atomic structure is made up of electrons. Protons and neutrons positively charged particles (protons) and negatively charged (electrons) interact with each other. The electrons orbit the nucleus at very high speeds. The agglomeration of those electric charges into atoms. and those electric charges cannot be alone. all live together And each other occurs according to the principle of supplication in Buddhism. The universe in quantum theory differs from Newton's original physics in that atoms are broken down into smaller elements, which are the running electric charges. Cycles among themselves are electrons, protons, and
neutrons. Atoms are therefore microscopic fields of energy.
The behavior of the substituents within the atomic structure therefore changes over time. Because it has properties that we cannot define and has an uncertain orbit this is the Uncertainty Principle the Uncertainty Principle of quantum physics allows us to rebuild our future. Our lives are not destined from the past. There is uncertainty ahead in our lives. If we keep doing good we will progress Immunity arises from plasma converting the five oxygen atoms obtained from the anus of the five eyes, ears, nose, mouth, tongue and body into white blood cells by explosive bio-plasma atomic fusion. Transform into a natural bio just like an electric shock in water creates life. White blood cells act as our body's defenses. By a lot or a little it depends on the purity of the oxygen. What we take in is a coded wave pattern. Such waves are like translating pigments into images or translating frequencies into sound. Translate the frequency from the tongue to taste.