all literally connected)? example from what im reading:
"Similarly, when you have a thought it “twitches” the entire human consciousness "thought field"."
Longer text:
It has long been suspected that your right cerebral hemisphere, when in the alpha state, operates in a realm where time and space are of no consequence. What you think affects others... and what others think affects you!
It is rather like the invisible connection between the earth's magnetic field and every magnetic compass on earth. They are interconnected. If the earth's magnetic field were to suddenly shift then every compass in existence would swing in unison.
Likewise, if you suddenly move a magnetic compass, or any magnet for that matter, this movement will have a slight effect on the earth's entire magnetic field. Admittedly this would be so small as to be immeasurable but it would still be there.
Similarly, when you have a thought it “twitches” the entire human consciousness "thought field".
Rupert Sheldrake calls this the Morphogenetic Field. Karl Jung called it Collective Unconsciousness.
"Similarly, when you have a thought it “twitches” the entire human consciousness "thought field"."
Longer text:
It has long been suspected that your right cerebral hemisphere, when in the alpha state, operates in a realm where time and space are of no consequence. What you think affects others... and what others think affects you!
It is rather like the invisible connection between the earth's magnetic field and every magnetic compass on earth. They are interconnected. If the earth's magnetic field were to suddenly shift then every compass in existence would swing in unison.
Likewise, if you suddenly move a magnetic compass, or any magnet for that matter, this movement will have a slight effect on the earth's entire magnetic field. Admittedly this would be so small as to be immeasurable but it would still be there.
Similarly, when you have a thought it “twitches” the entire human consciousness "thought field".
Rupert Sheldrake calls this the Morphogenetic Field. Karl Jung called it Collective Unconsciousness.