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Jan 06, 2016 11:33AM
I think we all have an energy field around us and it is disturbances in this that we read
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On another thread, someone mentioned how native peoples treated wildlife and the environment in general with respect. In other words, we should take from nature what we need, not wantonly destroy life that is involved in a mutual survival pact with us. Whether we like it or not we have to eat and build shelter and that means plants and animals must perish but it makes no sense to wipe out life for reasons of ego (hunting for trophies) or superstition (rhino horns for supposed medicinal purposes).
Dennis I fully understand the sensitivity amongst crowds - it is psychic and mental noise that overwhelms you. When my ego defense collapses, a migraine follows and my head with sensory input
Tony wrote: "On another thread, someone mentioned how native peoples treated wildlife and the environment in general with respect. In other words, we should take from nature what we need, not wantonly destroy l..."
Well said Tony!
And this is not a feature of past peoples. many people living and indigenous subsistence lifestyle still maintain this sensibility. I've lived with them and shared their lifeways.
Well said Tony!
And this is not a feature of past peoples. many people living and indigenous subsistence lifestyle still maintain this sensibility. I've lived with them and shared their lifeways.
Some great questions, Lisa. It's so easy for our brain to play tricks on us. Over the years, I've learned to go with my initial instinct - whatever my immediate impression was before my brain has time to think about it. Because once my brain starts to analyze an impression, I lose sight of what I had initially detected. I've lately become more confident in sharing my impressions with certain people, and I've found that when I just blurt something out that jumps at me, I'm usually right. But if I think about it and give my best analysis of my feelings, I am less accurate.Plants do have electrical fields and auras. I think Edgar Casey even reported seeing them , and I'm pretty sure they have been measured since.
Although your last thought may not seem directly related to plants, I think it is all a part of the same mechanism. I recently listened to a talk by Greg Braden and he was discussing some research out of the Institute of Heart Math. I can't recall the specifics, but basically he said they have found a way to measure the electric energy of human emotion. They placed sensors all around the world, and whenever a major event happens they notice spikes in the energy. He said that on 911, worldwide the data spiked incredibly high because there was an emotional/energetic connection. What's even more interesting, however, is that spike started to ascend a few days prior to 911 indicating an anticipation. So it does seem possible that through these energies we are able to perceive events prior to them actually happening.
Dennis, about your comment regarding 911 and spikes prior to the event ...would you say that it could be a possibility to sniff out conspiracies that way? ...that the enrgy was high because certain groups of people knew about it? would be interesting to see if for certain events the pre-electrical spikes were localized. ..
I never thought of it that way. I'd have to look at the data before I would even to begin to draw any conclusions. But my understanding of this was that there was a large enough amount of data to indicate that there was more energy than an amount that would be generated by a select few who had advanced knowledge.However, this information could still be used to predict future events in specific locations. Although it may not be able to tell us exactly what is going to happen, it could give us a location and rough date.
also what has to be considered is whether it was a coincidence or anticipation...were there other events happening days prior that could have triggered it?
Lisa wrote: "also what has to be considered is whether it was a coincidence or anticipation...were there other events happening days prior that could have triggered it?"A good question, Lisa. I will have to see if I can find the data. But from what I understand, the data seemed related to the main incident.
are there websites where I can find this type of research?
Lisa wrote: "are there websites where I can find this type of research?"Hi Lisa - sorry for the delayed response. Google is always a good start,
but here is a link to the Institute of Heart Math
https://www.heartmath.org/
These institutes offer great research and training in consciousness, to include remote viewing. Great stuff.
https://www.monroeinstitute.org/
http://farsight.org/
I wish the discoveries made by the explorers from these places were not only mainstream, but taught in every single classroom. Simply incredible.
excellent...thnx, Dennis. ...looking forward to learning more about this!
I remember reading that plants that come from the same DNA, or "relatives," behave differently when near "non relatives." An example of that was that they share sunlight with those of the same parentage, and the opposite is true of non-related plants.
The other form of "communication" is fruits and flowers. Plants go through an incredibly complex, sophisticated, and fruitful process to offer a product that the plant itself does not need for its growth. It depends on other species to retrieve the seeds or polen from these and plant elsewhere.
An Important Message from the Trees, Dorothy Maclean https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOUlM...Findhorn Foundation
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Dorothy Maclean recalls an important message for humanity and the Earth that she received from a small cypress tree in the garden at the community in Findhorn. Recorded at the 3rd World Wilderness Conference in 1983.
For more information about the work of the Findhorn Foundation visit https://www.findhorn.org/
Just came across this fascinating thread. My partner and I love plants - our home and garden are full of them.
I have no idea about the science behind it (and don't care) but am convinced that all living things share a connection, and that an occasional gentle stroke of the leaves, along with kind words of encouragement, help plants thrive.
Do this and never be afraid to take positive action (e.g. change of location) when they don't look happy/ healthy. You will be delighted with the results.
I guarantee you that all successful gardeners talk to their plants.
I have no idea about the science behind it (and don't care) but am convinced that all living things share a connection, and that an occasional gentle stroke of the leaves, along with kind words of encouragement, help plants thrive.
Do this and never be afraid to take positive action (e.g. change of location) when they don't look happy/ healthy. You will be delighted with the results.
I guarantee you that all successful gardeners talk to their plants.
Beau wrote: "Just came across this fascinating thread. My partner and I love plants - our home and garden are full of them.I have no idea about the science behind it (and don't care) but am convinced that all..."
Nice feedback on your own experiences with plants, thanks.
Uh oh... It's that time of year again Down Under... The spring is sprung the grass is riz and the days are getting hotter, and my roses ain't responding to my kind words whether conveyed orally or telepathetically. I sense they don't like me. Where am I going wrong? Anyone?
Ha ha, Lance, I'm sure they like you really. Water well, apply some rose feed every couple of weeks and place choppped up banana peel around the base of the plant for a nice potassium boost. Your Roses will respond to this TLC.
Beau wrote: "Ha ha, Lance, I'm sure they like you really. Water well, apply some rose feed every couple of weeks and place choppped up banana peel around the base of the plant for a nice potassium boost. Your R..."I'd been led to believe kind words conveyed telepathetically would suffice? This is very disappointing.
