Gregg Braden
“When we choose to feel feelings (such as appreciation, gratitude, forgiveness, care, compassion) that create what is called coherence in our bodies, science is now documenting that when we can feel those feelings, they are mirrored in the field and everyone benefits from the experience of the relatively few. It is documented that if we can create this effect with a certain number of people, the square root of one percent of a given population, then we will have the effect.”
For 300 years, our science has been based on two false assumptions. The first false assumption is that everything is separate from everything else. That what happens in one place has no effect on what happens anywhere else. And if it looks like it does, it’s only a coincidence. The second false assumption is that our inner experiences of thought, feeling, emotion and belief have no effect on the world beyond our bodies. Based on those two false assumptions that have been accepted for 300 years by scientists, I can see why there would be a disconnect when they are looking at the magnetic field of the Earth spiking precisely at the moment the human emotion of the planet is focussed on a disaster (as happened on 911 as verified by GOES satellites). Subsequent studies have found that human emotions, specifically the magnetic fields produced by the human heart during certain kinds of emotion, are now documented as extending far beyond our bodies into the physical world. And now apparent to such a degree that our satellites hundreds of miles above the surface are able to pick these up.
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