Was Quantenrechnungen zeigen, ist, dass wir und unser Universum in einem Meer von Bewegung leben und atmen – in einem Quantenmeer von Licht. This is one of those books that will make you shake your head as you think about the power of prayer. An amazing account of scientifically proven experiences, that are further reinforced by events more recent.

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In a later book, The Intention Experiment, she discusses research in the field of human consciousness which she says supports the theory that "the universe is connected by a vast quantum energy field" and can be influenced by thought. Michael Shermer states that this belief is contradicted by conflicting evidence (e.g. studies on intercessory prayer). [7] Field and Laboratory Studies of Soils An Elementary Manual for Students of Agriculture Classic Reprint Ar žinote tą jausmą, kai ekstremalioje situacijoje, sako, visas gyvenimas prabėga pro akis? Vis mąstau, kad kelias tokias esu apturėjus, bet niekaip neiškrapščiau, kas ten konkrečiai bėgo pro tas akis. Įvairiausi ėjusio gyvenimo vaizdiniai. Tossing one last stone into the well, I’ll leave you with the sage words from noted Nobel Prize Winner, Eugene P. Wigner PhD, that he wrote in a paper entitled: The Place of Consciousness in Modern Physics, wherein he discusses quantum physics and its future: It explains that everything is connected by the Zero Point Field (ZPF), a sea of energy that reconciles mind with matter, classic science with quantum physics, and science with religion.

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ancak ölümü geride bıraktıktan sonra yaşamı hakkında kesin bir yargıya varabileceğini düşünüyordu." The Biology of Belief: Unleashing the Power of Consciousness, Matter, & Miracles by Bruce Lipton Ph.D

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The Power of Eight: Harnessing the Miraculous Energies of a Small Group to Heal Others, Your Life, and the World by Lynn McTaggart Anyone breaking these rules, or endangering themselves or others on The Field may be asked to leave. In her book The Field, McTaggart asserts that the universe is unified by an interactive field. The book has been translated into fourteen languages. [4] US historians and polemicists have long tied the country’s high levels of violence to its history of white supremacy. Michael Moore made this connection explicit in Bowling for Columbine , while Roxane Dunbar-Ortiz examines how private and public violence advanced the dispossession of Native Americans. Edward Baptist argues that violence was an indispensable technology of slavery and the Southern cotton industry that so ruthlessly employed it, while Michael Bellesiles finds that the post-Civil War South was far more violent than the ‘Wild West’. The South remains the most violent part of the United States even today.

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The Field has inspired thousands of people from various walks of life, including religious leaders, physicists, healers and, most important of all, those who have been seeking scientific evidence for their innate sense that they are not separate, and that they do not live in isolation from others and the earth. Ein Feld ist eine Matrix oder ein Medium, das zwei oder mehr Punkte im Raum miteinander verbindet, gewöhnlich durch eine Kraft wie die Schwerkraft oder den Elektromagnetismus. Die Kraft wird in der Regel durch Wellen innerhalb des Feldes repräsentiert. Ein elektromagnetisches Feld, um dieses Beispiel zu benutzen, besteht schlicht aus einem elektrischen und einem magnetischen Feld, die sich überschneiden und Energiewellen mit Lichtgeschwindigkeit aussenden. Ein elektrisches und ein magnetisches Feld bilden sich um eine beliebige elektrische Ladung herum (die ganz einfach durch einen Überschuss oder Mangel an Elektronen entsteht). Sowohl elektrische als auch magnetische Felder haben zwei Pole (negativ und positiv), To truly understand the deeper implications of this, begin by delving into The Field, and you will not only being seeing the larger tapestry from which to view reality, but how the vibrational quantum zero-point field of energy is there for the taking, waiting to be employed by everyone. When I was dying, you sat beside me and held my hand. I couldn’t sleep. I hadn’t needed sleep for a long time. We talked. We told each other stories and reminisced. I looked at you, as I always liked to look at you. You were not a beautiful man. Your nose was far too big, your eyelids drooped, and your skin was pale and blotchy. You were not a beautiful man, but you were my man. Jill Lawless, "Author Says Doris Kearns Goodwin Took 'Heart and Guts' From Her Book," Associated Press, March 23, 2002.

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What a beautifully written story. The perfect ending to the close of a year. I can’t think of a better way to finish a year than to reflect on a life through the lens of those that have already passed from it. Despite the fact this is told from a chorus of voices in the Paulstadt cemetery, or The Field, this is not a ghost story. Through first person narration, each of the deceased shares a piece of themselves with the reader. Longings, regrets, small joys, loneliness, love, misunderstandings, fear, and hope – the emotions and essence of life. Most of these vignettes are not marked by grand happenings, but the small events that stamp the majority of our days. They are often memories of others that have shared either brief moments of their lives or those that were a part of them for longer periods of time. In either case, the impact of one life on another is significant as it echoes from one side of the grave to the other. Lynne McTaggart – The Field – The Quest for the Secret Force of the Universe, pg. 11. Bold emphasis added. The Power of Eight: Harnessing the Miraculous Energies of a Small Group to Heal Others, Your Life, and the World (2017) ISBN 978-1501115547Thady "The Bull" McCabe - The play's main character and anti-hero, Bull is as strong as a cow - and just as powerful. Having grazed and rented Maggie Butler's field for five years, along with his son Tadhg, Bull believes he is the rightful owner. Hal Puthoff is a physicist whose theories about zero point energy form the basis for The Field, along with his experiments with self-proclaimed psychics and “remote viewers” Swann & Price. As it turns out, Puthoff spent a decade as a highly involved, high level member of the Church of Scientology. Now, I’m not one to put down others for their involvement in religion. However, Scientology is not a religion. It is, in every sense of the word, a cult. If Puthoff is so gullible that he can be lured in by a cult for ten years, it seem pretty likely that his psychic friends swindled him too. This is truly a masterpiece of Irish theater. The Field captures tensions between insiders and outsiders to Irish culture in a way that shows the humanity of each side, for right or wrong. The community response to the actions of Bull and Tadgh are also equally telling of Irish cultural values and responses to church and authority. I liked that the play captured the ideas of land ownership and the Irish pub as being places of political activity and social importance. While it might look a little dated now this is an important snapshot of a certain type of small town Irish insularity that reigned at a time when there was an , obsession with land and religion, allied with a horror of the unknown that could be twisted to brutal ends.