In Part 1 of this article we began to examine a new perspective that quantum physics is beginning to reveal about our understanding of what we are as material beings. As Part 1 of this article portrayed, we are quintessentially beings of indescribable dimensions. For example, the mass of each atom and hence the weight of your body, is only 10 percent attributable to the material aspect of the atoms you are made up of (the protons and neutrons that make up a atomic nucleus) an

We began to understand the quantum world and quantum effects from the 1850s when black body radiation [1] began to be studied and then in 1905 Einstein explained the photoelectric effect [2] and hence photons or the smallest describable quantum of light. But now more than 100 years on, a huge body of knowledge has been uncovered about the quantum world, and now quantum mechanics as it is known has become some of the most exacting of all the sciences [3], it produces science t