Here's a great analogy to help explain what I've written preciously about thoughts

I have something great to talk about. I have come up with an analogy to help explain the theory that I was proposing in my last posts. First of all, think of a thought as behaving somewhat like a particle, in which the particle is "connected" to another through the process known as quantum entanglement. Now, if this thought is "connected", or entangled, to something else in the universe, then the two could be affecting each other. And that something could mean either an event and/or an object, which could be just about anything, and which could, perhaps, reside light years away. However, if science has only proven this concept for individual particles, how could this be possible for something that's larger and made up of many particles? well, we don't know. However, I have an idea. All, or some, of the particles that make up an object could each be entangled with other particles. And, maybe, the particles with which they are entangled are the exact particles that are taking part in generating a thought. From here on, you can draw an idea on how our thoughts could be affecting the universe, and/or maybe the reverse is happening as well.