Living The New Science with Lynne McTaggart

Today I want to talk a bit about how our brain works and why thoughts are not locked inside our heads, but are trespassers, which can affect the world out there. The most astonishing implication of the new physics concerns the role of human intention—its ability to shape our world, its central role in the nature of reality. Quantum theory suggests that reality is not fixed, but fluid, or mutable, and hence open to influence, and that we are central to this entire process as influencers.

Today I want to talk about how our brain works and why thoughts are not locked inside our heads, but are trespassers, which can affect the world out there. When we look at the world, we do so on a much deeper level than we realize. Our brain talks to itself and to the rest of the body not with images or chemical impulses, but in the language of waves and frequencies. 

In this episode, I will be speaking about one of the greatest mysteries of biology, how we and every other living thing take geometric shape. Modern scientists mostly understand how we have blue eyes or grow to six foot one, or even how cells divide. What is far more elusive is the manner by which these cells know exactly where to place themselves in each stage of the building process, so that an arm becomes an arm rather than a leg, as well as the very  mechanism which gets these cells to organize and assemble themselves together into something resembling a three-dimensional human form. 

Today I want to talk about why thoughts can affect things in your life - everything from healing your body to healing other parts of your life. To do that, I have to talk to you about your brain, and why, for all its extraordinary capacity and abilities, its's also just a little bit dumb. The main reason for this is that it cannot distinguish between an action and the thought of that same action, and in this episode i'll be explaining why. 

Today I want to talk about entrainment, and the fact that our brains are copycats that often mirror each other when one person is sending something to another. Brain mapping during certain types of healing, such as bioenergy, also shows evidence of brain-wave synchrony. In many instances, when one person is sending focused intention to another, their brains appear to become entrained. Entrainment is a term in physics which means that two oscillating systems fall into synchrony.

Today I want to tell you about an extraordinary, ground-breaking experiment that shows us how interconnected everything is. I’ve been looking for evidence of ways in which the components of our physical universe which we think of as fully realized, are capable of being fundamentally altered. Particularly, by the power of a thought.

Today we’re going to discuss the scientific reasons why consciousness and intention can affect matter. For nearly 20 years, I’ve been investigating an outlandish premise that thought affects physical reality. A sizable body of research exploring the nature of consciousness carried on for more than 30 years in prestigious scientific institutions around the world shows that thoughts are capable of affecting everything from the simplest machines, to the most complex living things. 

In this episode, I want to talk a bit more about the light emissions I discussed in episode three and the extraordinary two-way communication going on between living things. Every organism from bacteria to human beings appears to be in perpetual quantum communication. This relentless conversation offers a ready mechanism by which thoughts can have a physical affect. What it means to you is something very simple, every last thought you have is augmenting or diminishing someone else or something else’s light.

One of the great mysteries of biology is how cells communicate with each other. The standard scientific view is that DNA, the blueprint of the bodies proteins and amino acids somehow manages to spear head all the bodies dynamic activities. Where scientists fall short is explaining how DNA knows when to orchestrate this, and how these chemicals all blindly bumping into each other can operate more or less simultaneously. The late German physicist, Fritz Albert Popp stumbled upon the fact that all living things from single celled plants, to human beings emit a tiny current of photons, tiny particles of light. He labelled them biophoton emissions and believed that he had uncovered the primary communication channel of living organisms. Popp believed that this faint radiation, rather than biochemistry is the true driving force in orchestrating and coordinating all cellular processes in the body.

My installment for today has to do with the idea which we’re told through conventional science that you and I are solid, stable and most of all separate things. All modern thoughts about our physical universe rest on the belief that life is composed of things, which in turn are made up of littler things and that we can understand the big things by identifying the little things. However, certain unassailable information completely undermines that view, something that even conventional scientists have known about for a century, something that they’ve discounted and even subtracted away to make their view of reality fit. I'm talking about The Field, formally known as the Zero Point Field. A subatomic field of unimaginably large quantum energy in so called ‘empty-space’.