The Science of Collective Consciousness

What is life?

I love science. It's fantastic yet funny. In the last one hundred years, quantum mechanics has discovered that everything down to the electron is alive, along with the magic of life force. The funny part is scientists are rarely willing to admit the experimental implications.

Electrons revealed themselves as alive in the observer effect experiments, demonstrating awareness and the ability to react. Their behavior consistently changes whenever observed, and closer observation translates to more significant change.

Quantum entanglement was called "spooky action at a distance" by Einstein, but it is essentially life force as seen in the quanta (smallest particle). Photons, electrons, molecules, and even small diamonds were split like a polarized lens splits light into horizontal and vertical orientations. When one quantum was altered in spin, angular momentum, etc., its partner was simultaneously affected, no matter how far apart. When C.G. Jung coined synchronicity, it was also the perfect term for this simultaneous space-time mutuality. Ancient Zen described entangled synchronicity in this way.

If form is to be found in the oneness of formlessness, it is not visible.

Its apparent non-existence contradicts the reality of life,

though neither mechanism nor operator is seen.

Effortless Belonging, Lanka, Sagathakam, sloka 732

To tie a ribbon around it, microbiology has come to understand that complex organisms are really trillions of life forms, living symbiotically. We experience our bodies as one life form, reflecting the principle of mutuality demonstrated by quantum mechanics. Communication among trillions of life forms, instantly and irrespective of distance, isn't a technical problem for entangled energy experiencing everything, everywhere, all at once. Though we can't measure it yet, life force is the energetic entanglement Mom and Dad shared to create us. But that still doesn't reach our collective consciousness.

One thing electrons do not do is stop moving, as best we can tell. And with each exhalation, 26 sextillion air molecules are exchanged through our lungs to circumnavigate the earth in a few years. (Caesar's Last Breath) But electrons in constant flow travel much faster than air molecules. So, if you multiply that breath by every living thing, you might envision the field of entangled life force we call the atmosphere. 

Oneness is a concept that can initially seem abstract or difficult to grasp. There may be a vague sense of people being connected to each other, however, the depth of what it means is lost and seen as superficial. 

On the outside, Life seems so separate and autonomous, and the thought of Oneness challenges the conventional perception of individuality by highlighting the scientific views of an intricate web of connections that link every form of life. 

However, embracing oneness is essential for fostering a more compassionate and sustainable world, as well as empowering us with the knowledge that we are and always have been the perfect universe manifested. 

Influential thinkers have been instrumental in bridging the gap between spirituality and science, offering insights into how our consciousness shapes our reality. Many explore how our beliefs and intentions influence the physical world. The widely available teachings provide a scientific foundation for understanding oneness, demonstrating that our thoughts, beliefs, and intentions are not just abstract concepts but active forces that shape our interconnected reality.

Oneness is not merely a spiritual ideal but a profound truth supported by scientific discoveries in quantum physics, biology, and neuroscience. The interconnectedness of all life is evident in the way ecosystems function, the way our bodies are composed of interconnected microorganisms, and the way our brains are wired for empathy and connection.

Taken further, we continually influence the whole of Life with every thought, belief and action we take be that positive or otherwise. Our fear adds to the collective fear, and our love ignites within the collective love that is our natural way of being, and can wake people up - even if it is only for a short time. The divine spark is in us all; we just need to nurture It and realize Its power to change the world.

Our intentions and thoughts can activate love in the whole because we are the same Divine consciousness. 

Quantum physics has revolutionized our understanding of reality, revealing that at a fundamental level, all particles are connected through quantum entanglement. This phenomenon suggests that everything in the universe is part of a unified field of energy, where every action has an immediate impact on the whole. This scientific insight aligns with the spiritual concept of oneness, reinforcing the idea that all forms of life are interconnected.

There seems to be a disconnect when it comes to the animal kingdom or the natural world as a whole. However, each species plays a vital role in maintaining ecological balance, and their well-being directly impacts the health of entire ecosystems. 

Beyond their ecological roles, animals possess their own forms of consciousness, emotions, and intelligence, making them sentient beings deserving of respect and consideration.

When you treat animals as food, and do not care for their welfare, the unconsciousness, mistreatment and lack of care they are exposed to during their time as food sources, contaminates the food entering the world and therefore those eating it without regard for where it came from and what it took to get this meat on your plate. 

Their suffering becomes your suffering through health challenges associated with the abuse they experienced. 

In my work as an animal communicator and healer, I have witnessed firsthand the depth of animals' emotional and energetic sensitivity. 

Through remote viewing and energy healing sessions, I connect with animals on a profound level, sensing their emotional states, physical discomforts, and even their thoughts. These interactions reveal that animals are not merely creatures we coexist with but sentient beings with their own wisdom and consciousness.

They have their own likes and dislikes, concerns, and a purpose that is theirs alone. They are not just a dog or a cat or something that exists for our amusement. 

When we see animals as more than companions, food sources, or objects of study, and recognise their sentience, it transforms our relationship with them. 

Animals possess their own forms of intelligence, emotional depth, and spiritual awareness, making them invaluable teachers and partners in our collective journey.

Respecting animals as sentient beings means acknowledging their rights and autonomy. It calls for a shift from viewing them as resources to honoring them as integral parts of our shared consciousness. This perspective fosters a deeper sense of responsibility and compassion, encouraging us to protect and cherish all forms of life.

Effective communication between humans and animals transcends verbal interactions, involving the exchange of energy, intention, and empathy. Interspecies communication recognizes that animals have their own languages and forms of expression, which can enrich our understanding of consciousness and interconnectedness.

Through energy healing and remote viewing, I engage with animals in ways that honor their unique perspectives. These interactions demonstrate that animals are active participants in the shared consciousness, offering insights and healing energy that benefit both themselves and the humans they interact with.

I have been part of supporting animals with concerns like a horse missing lost friends, an alpaca wanting more space and to have babies, giving a cat a voice to help their caregiver understand what they need and numerous other instances of surprising communications.

In addition to the animal kingdom, nature itself is a dynamic canvas where consciousness expresses itself through myriad forms and phenomena. Trees communicate through their root systems, sharing nutrients and information across vast networks. Oceans teem with life that moves in synchrony, creating rhythms that sustain entire marine ecosystems. The smallest organisms contribute to the intricate balance of life, each playing a role in the grand tapestry of existence. 

The destruction of nature is also the destruction of ourselves. Every action has a reaction on the whole, and nothing happens in isolation. It all comes back to us in one way or another. Look at how deforestation and the destruction of habitats are affecting the biodiversity of nature and how many more so-called natural disasters we are facing all over the globe.

Recognising nature as a manifestation of collective consciousness encourages us to see ourselves as active participants in this living system. Our actions, thoughts, and beliefs influence the health of our environment and, by extension, our own well-being. By fostering a mindset of respect and stewardship, we can contribute to the preservation and flourishing of all life forms.

Our thoughts and beliefs shape our reality, influencing how we perceive and interact with the world around us. Embracing the belief that all life is interconnected and that every being possesses inherent value and consciousness fosters a more compassionate and sustainable existence. This shift in perspective encourages us to act with greater mindfulness, making choices that honor the interconnectedness of all life.

When we recognise that our actions impact not only ourselves but also the broader web of life, we become more conscious of our responsibilities. Whether it's through supporting animal welfare, protecting natural habitats, or simply showing kindness to all living beings, every effort contributes to the collective well-being and reinforces the bonds of oneness.

Let us embrace the oneness that connects us to all living beings, honoring the consciousness that flows through every form of life. In doing so, we not only enrich our own lives but also contribute to a harmonious and sustainable world where every being is respected, valued, and cherished.

Oneness is not merely a philosophical concept but a lived experience that calls us to recognise and honor the interconnectedness of all life. By understanding and embracing the consciousness that animates animals, nature, and every living being, we can foster deeper connections and effect meaningful change. Let us celebrate this unified consciousness, working together to create a world where every life form thrives in harmony, reflecting the beauty and power of our shared existence.

Wireless technology provides a simple model of how collective consciousness works. But cloud storage and wireless technology are kindergarten building blocks compared to the organic field of living energy that sustains life. I prefer to call it the collective subconscious because collective consciousness can be associated with the primary currents of humanity, such as our obsession with self-interest. Your subconscious supports every thought, action, and choice you make. It's your hard drive; without it, no computing. But that's not the whole story either.

We're usually busy collecting experience or doing things. So, we need to consider two levels of the subconscious—the unchanging primordial subconscious, which we all started with, and our changing individual subconsciousness. What is unchanging is the resonant entanglement of all knowledge, experience, and memory, but for all living things and for all time. The second is our own reflection in this ridiculous world. Awakening is experiencing ourselves as more than reflection by tuning into the deeper collective subconscious not usually seen on the evening news.

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