You know there are some parallels in ancient writings, but rather than a new age over science thing, it could be distant future scientists found a way to retro-causally induce awareness in ancient eastern writers!
"The Tao of Physics" is a best-selling book by Fritjof Capra that explores the parallels between modern physics and Eastern mysticism. The book has been translated into 23 languages and is considered a foundational text on the connections between quantum theory and the ideas of Buddhism, Hinduism, and Taoism.
Being a best seller, and written by a physicist, doesn't give it any legitimacy. People try to link physics with many forms of religion and spirituality. Francis Collins, who helped map the human genome, is a genius, but thinks he saw a waterfall miraculously freeze into a cross. We are pattern seekers, and often see patterns that don't exist.
Quantum Physicists announced in 2015 that all of the Vedas had been validated by Quantum Physics. There are forums in existence for many years linking Quantum Physics with Spirituality.
Source ? Yea, I know people constantly try to link Quantum Physics to their spirituality. That's because it's mysterious and people want to validate their beliefs. Also, this article is about imaging an actual yin yang using QM. They chose a yin yang to image. That isn't what entangled particles look like.
THere is nothing "mysterious" to Quantum Physics or Spiritual truths, except to minds which still function from a dualistic Newtonian framework
So no source for QM proving the Vedas. Everybody thinks QM is mysterious including physicists.
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