Nuclear Physics → Isotopes
Same element, different mass. Same state, different weight. What you've processed determines how stable your experience is.
Why do same-named states feel different?
In nuclear physics, isotopes are atoms of the same element with different numbers of neutrons—same chemical identity, different mass and stability.
In consciousness, isotopes are experiences of the same state with different "weight"—same name, different depth and resilience.
The calm after nothing happening is not the same as the calm after surviving a crisis. They have the same name, but different formation conditions produce different stability.
Shortcuts create unstable isotopes.
Drugs can create temporary experience of heavy states but no stable formation. Affirmations mimic heavy isotopes but collapse under test. There's no hack to earned weight. Your trials aren't obstacles—they're formation conditions.
Even heavy isotopes can lose weight under certain conditions.