Laboratory scientist Dean Radin describes an experiment testing the relationship between mind and matter. In this experiment, random number generators are used to test whether collective human attention corresponds to a change in the physical environment.
*The inspiration for Conscious Friday comes from Se'Lah at Necessary Room.
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ReplyDeleteHappy Conscious Friday my friend.
Great informatiion, as always! This is why I send positive energy out there in the universe so that maybe we can collectively stay conscious or awaken to bring about a change in health, food, parenting, children, everything... Thanks for this info...
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