Chaos Magic Techniques: Loving vs Fear-Based Chaos Magik

For 20 years or so now, I’ve had this idea in my head that reality and life is more malleable than we’ve been taught. I’ve often read mystics like Paramahansa Yogananda, Tom Campbell, Abraham Hicks, Bashar, and the list goes on and on.

I’ve landed upon this idea that the future is a kind of Schrödinger’s box and probability wave that hasn’t collapsed yet. I guess I don’t really know if this is actually true at a quantum mechanics level. I’ve read plenty of convincing arguments for and have heard plenty of counter arguments that seem to poo-poo the idea. So I’m not writing this to convince anyone that this is literally true.

Literalism in all things I feel is ruining our ability to live in and explore healthy nuance. And that’s what I want to talk about – where chaos magic techniques come in as an exploit when there’s no strong consensus about an outcome.

Where Consensus Reality Gets Weak

Tom Campbell teaches that these probabilities aren’t so much directly collapsed by an individual observer, but rather a collective of observers. We wake up each day and log into a collective world we are all lending energy to and helping manage and balance.

When something has been observed and agreed to by the majority of participants, then the rendered probability wave and eventual collapse of that wave into experienceable reality becomes focused. If all science tells us one thing, and we have a majority of people who believe with conviction that the science is correct, then that outcome becomes the highest probability.

But here’s the interesting part – when there isn’t consensus, your conscious awareness and imaginative projection has exponentially more impact. The key to effective chaos magic techniques is that they’re most powerful in high uncertainty situations.

Think about it this way: the lottery has millions of observers and hard statistical rules. You’re competing against massive energy input from other players plus mathematical certainty. But manifesting abundance through business opportunities, career shifts, or investments? That’s operating in spaces with fewer observers and less statistical precision.

Loving Chaos Magic Techniques That Actually Work

Every morning, I keep my phone off and sit with my body. I think of my nervous system as a giant antenna, perceiving and helping render probability waves. I feel for what’s off balance, what’s sending incongruent messages into the future.

My phone is full of client emails, texts, and voice notes that could fall anywhere on the probability distribution curve. Here’s my superstition (backed up by experience): if I don’t feel good in my body, I’m lending energy to those messages skewing negative or frustrating.

But if I process all the unprocessed energy in my nervous system first, if I find true balance before turning my phone on, those messages collapse in my favor instead of resonating with old, stuck energy.

“But Jon, aren’t those messages already written?” Maybe not. If a client sent something and I haven’t read it yet, is that message a collapsed wave or does it still live as probability? My experience suggests there’s quantum wackiness happening that I don’t fully understand.

Why Fear-Based Chaos Magik Backfires

This isn’t just visualization or positive thinking. To truly shift probability waves with chaos magic techniques, you have to awaken your whole subtle nervous system and learn to use its emotional guidance. That guidance shows you how the wave probabilities are currently stacked.

When you visit a psychic, if they’re any good, they’re reading your current probability wave. But their assessment of your current probability wave is only true if you continue to believe it and don’t change anything. If you want something different, you’ve got to do the work to turn the cruise ship.

An amazing thing happens when you do a little shadow work – simply sitting with big feelings and letting them pass. Don’t make them mean anything. Just observe them as energy, a storm moving through your system. As you observe and feel the somatic experience of imbalance, it balances.

And this balancing changes how reality collapses the probability wave. Fear-based approaches try to force outcomes, which creates resistance in the system. Love-based chaos magic techniques work with the natural flow of probability.

Your Pilot Wave

Here’s what I’ve learned: you’re either controlling your probability wave or someone else is. All media, algorithms, propaganda – they’re affecting what shows up as probable in your wave.

This is why an information diet matters, but you don’t have to hide from reality. Ingest whatever data you ingest, then feel through it all to balance your energies. This keeps your pilot wave clean – that’s what goes out in front of you.

When your pilot wave is clean, you become what I call a happy anomaly. Someone who can experience anything, walk through difficult situations, but consistently finds reality bending slightly in their favor.

The affirmation “I am lucky, huge opportunities seek me out” is more structurally sound than “I will win the lottery” because it allows multiple scenarios to find the path of least resistance.

Ready to explore how consciousness shapes reality? Start with your morning routine. Feel your feelings fully before engaging with external input. Notice what shifts.

The Bigger Picture

Even if none of this quantum stuff is literally true, it’s still useful. Starting your day by processing big feels gives you emotional capacity to deal consciously with whatever arises instead of just reacting.

And maybe that’s what this is really about – becoming an excellent node in the network, helping reduce entropy in the entire system so all probability waves align more with love and possibility.

The future might be more malleable than we think. In spaces of uncertainty, your awareness might matter more than you’ve been taught. And in times of deep uncertainty like we’re living in, it’s worth exploring, at minimum.