Source: July 7, 2014 | By WakingTimes |
Steven Bancarz, Spirit Science Metaphysics
Waking Times This may seem like a far out idea, but is it possible that our thoughts create fields of information that go into the Global Mind we share? Is it possible our thoughts might create “thought fields” that can interact with the thought fields of others? There is a fascinating phenomenon in science known as the “multiples effect”. The multiples effect if when multiple people geographically isolated from one another come up with the exact same discovery at the exact same time. By 1922, there had been 148 major scientific breakthroughs identified to have been discovered in such a way. Here are just a FEW examples:
- Evolution (Darwin and Wallace)
- Calculus (Newton and Leibniz)
- Decimal fractions – 3 people
- Sunspots – 4 people in 1611
- Law of conservation of energy – 4 people in 1847
- Steamboat – 4 people
- Telescope – 9 people
- Thermometer – 6 people
Is it really possible that all 148 major discoveries happened at the exact same time coincidentally by people who were not sharing their ideas with each other? Imagine two people completely geographically isolated from each other working on the same problem at the same time. They are each intently working on the same exact dilemma, with their thoughts floating around in the consciousness field energetically interacting with each other. It’s kind of like the experience we all have with our friends where we know what they are going to say right before they say it. Consciousness is non-local.
Steven Bancarz, Spirit Science Metaphysics
Waking Times This may seem like a far out idea, but is it possible that our thoughts create fields of information that go into the Global Mind we share? Is it possible our thoughts might create “thought fields” that can interact with the thought fields of others? There is a fascinating phenomenon in science known as the “multiples effect”. The multiples effect if when multiple people geographically isolated from one another come up with the exact same discovery at the exact same time. By 1922, there had been 148 major scientific breakthroughs identified to have been discovered in such a way. Here are just a FEW examples:
- Evolution (Darwin and Wallace)
- Calculus (Newton and Leibniz)
- Decimal fractions – 3 people
- Sunspots – 4 people in 1611
- Law of conservation of energy – 4 people in 1847
- Steamboat – 4 people
- Telescope – 9 people
- Thermometer – 6 people
Is it really possible that all 148 major discoveries happened at the exact same time coincidentally by people who were not sharing their ideas with each other? Imagine two people completely geographically isolated from each other working on the same problem at the same time. They are each intently working on the same exact dilemma, with their thoughts floating around in the consciousness field energetically interacting with each other. It’s kind of like the experience we all have with our friends where we know what they are going to say right before they say it. Consciousness is non-local.
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