The Secret Life of Plants
Posted: Fri May 10, 2013 6:55 pm
I tried one of the exercises suggested in the book, "The Secret Life of Plants", by Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird.
When cupping my hands palm-side down hovering just over a plant's periphery, I have excitingly discovered the cold sensation which exists around the leaves. The farther I pull my hands away, the weaker the sensation.
I have also noticed that if I feel genuine affection for the plant, such as remembering the happy feeling I had when first purchasing the plant or receiving it as a gift or simply wanting the plant to be healthy, the sensation seems to be stronger. Or if the plant is sleeping, perhaps that is a factor.
Is the coldness the centripetal implosion of charge from the vacuum, but since motion is time/space, would the origin of this charge be the 3D time realm? Does the plant centrifugally radiate heat in space as a reaction to the implosion?
Daniel, you mentioned the skin effect in a previous post, where charged electrons like to be on the surfaces of things - the border between space and time - and that charged electrons in the vacuum are motion but in the atom they are not motion.
Would you help me to understand this concept a little better? I don't think I am grasping how charge in the vacuum can be motion in space since the vacuum is spatial and space/space is not motion.
This book is so incredible and I only recently vaguely remembered how Stevie Wonder put out an album as an accompanying soundtrack. Sorry if any of you are too young too remember albums - my friend actually had to demonstrate a record player to some of his daughter's high school friends. They were amazed.
One other fascinating part of the book is the discovery of inaudible frequency modulations (3D time pulses?) which exist in addition to the audible (3D space sine waves?) frequencies of the human voice when not under stress. The inaudible FM vibrations disappear when the voice is under stress. We don't physically hear these vibrations but may be the temporal feeling we get from someone when that person is speaking.
These inaudible fluctuations can be recorded as graph tracings on a moving roll of paper. Dr. Ken Hashimoto converted the paper tracings from the electric output of plants to amplified modulated sounds, and plants' voices could suddenly be heard. Funny how he needed his wife, though, to demonstrate this because she was able to assure the plants that she loved them before they would speak! Who was it said that plants are not sentient?
The sound produced by the tested plant was like the high-pitched hum of very high voltage wires heard from a distance but the sound was more songlike with a warm and pleasant tone. Hashimoto's wife taught the plant to count to twenty.
I have heard something similar demonstrated by Eric Dollard online, where the electrostatic shines a brilliant blue with a pleasing sound and magnetism is yellow with an irritating sound. This brings up responses in me such as the blue color found in ancient caves and the blue light of sonoluminescence which I have been trying to learn about.
I wonder if part of the responsibility of expanding our consciousness is to assist plants and animals with their ascension as well? Of course, nature teaches us everything of value so maybe they are the ones helping us to expand.
When cupping my hands palm-side down hovering just over a plant's periphery, I have excitingly discovered the cold sensation which exists around the leaves. The farther I pull my hands away, the weaker the sensation.
I have also noticed that if I feel genuine affection for the plant, such as remembering the happy feeling I had when first purchasing the plant or receiving it as a gift or simply wanting the plant to be healthy, the sensation seems to be stronger. Or if the plant is sleeping, perhaps that is a factor.
Is the coldness the centripetal implosion of charge from the vacuum, but since motion is time/space, would the origin of this charge be the 3D time realm? Does the plant centrifugally radiate heat in space as a reaction to the implosion?
Daniel, you mentioned the skin effect in a previous post, where charged electrons like to be on the surfaces of things - the border between space and time - and that charged electrons in the vacuum are motion but in the atom they are not motion.
Would you help me to understand this concept a little better? I don't think I am grasping how charge in the vacuum can be motion in space since the vacuum is spatial and space/space is not motion.
This book is so incredible and I only recently vaguely remembered how Stevie Wonder put out an album as an accompanying soundtrack. Sorry if any of you are too young too remember albums - my friend actually had to demonstrate a record player to some of his daughter's high school friends. They were amazed.
One other fascinating part of the book is the discovery of inaudible frequency modulations (3D time pulses?) which exist in addition to the audible (3D space sine waves?) frequencies of the human voice when not under stress. The inaudible FM vibrations disappear when the voice is under stress. We don't physically hear these vibrations but may be the temporal feeling we get from someone when that person is speaking.
These inaudible fluctuations can be recorded as graph tracings on a moving roll of paper. Dr. Ken Hashimoto converted the paper tracings from the electric output of plants to amplified modulated sounds, and plants' voices could suddenly be heard. Funny how he needed his wife, though, to demonstrate this because she was able to assure the plants that she loved them before they would speak! Who was it said that plants are not sentient?
The sound produced by the tested plant was like the high-pitched hum of very high voltage wires heard from a distance but the sound was more songlike with a warm and pleasant tone. Hashimoto's wife taught the plant to count to twenty.
I have heard something similar demonstrated by Eric Dollard online, where the electrostatic shines a brilliant blue with a pleasing sound and magnetism is yellow with an irritating sound. This brings up responses in me such as the blue color found in ancient caves and the blue light of sonoluminescence which I have been trying to learn about.
I wonder if part of the responsibility of expanding our consciousness is to assist plants and animals with their ascension as well? Of course, nature teaches us everything of value so maybe they are the ones helping us to expand.