This article examines the legitimacy of the connections that certain schools of thought draw between spirituality and quantum physics, connections grounded in the idea that both rest on dimensions that lie beyond the constraints of space and time.

It proposes that such connections, though largely rejected by the scientific community, may nonetheless arise from a well-founded intuition: that of a shared fundamental dimension manifesting in two appearances, the spiritual and the material.

To account for this, it refers to the theory of the Living Void (videvivant.com), whose distinctive feature is to describe a founding principle that is physical in nature, from which such a dimension could have arisen.

The article sets out how this fundamental dimension sheds light on what underlies quantum physics’ reputation for impenetrability, and makes it intelligible to non-physicists.

Finally, it shows how this reading leads to an expanded paradigm encompassing the whole of reality, notably with an unprecedented understanding of the nature of time.

The powers of thought thereby find their due measure.