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often considered intangible, such as visualization and setting one’s mind in a
specific direction to achieve goals. Quantum physics, she notes, supports neuro
plasticity, suggesting an underlying order to the universe itself. This systematic
pursuit of coherence allows her to maintain her logical perspective, even when
real-life situations “don’t always make sense”.
This quest for understanding extends to the perceived divide between science
and ancient wisdom. As a person who “likes to question things, and who wants
to make sense of things”, Mehak finds compelling parallels in her Hindu mythol
ogy. She notes that mythological texts contain discussions of the universe and
predictions, such as the existence of eight planets, which she states “science lat
er confirmed”. This suggests a “common pathway” between seemingly different
theories, such as science, faith, and personal logic, that are all striving to explain