Tom714's blog: "In the beginning there was the void teeming with infinite possibilities of which you are one..."

        water is the most receptive of the four elements. it even responds to none physical events. a scientist named Dr. masura e. moto did a series of studies, applied mental stimuli and photographed it with a dark field microscope.  Mr e moto gathered water from the fujiwara dam, distilled it and poured it into labeled jars that were left overnight and frozen.

     Dr. e. moto speaks of the thought or the intent being the driving force in all this. the science of how that effects the molecules is unknown. its really fascinating when you keep in mind that 90% of our bodies is water.

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         Why do we keep creating the same reality?   Why do we keep having the same relationships?  Why do we keep getting the same type jobs over and over again?   In this infinite sea of possibilities that exist around us, how come we keep creating the same realities? Isn't it amazing that we have options and potentials that exist but we are unaware of them. Is it possible that were so conditioned to our daily lives, so conditioned to the way we create our lives, that we buy into the idea that we have no control at all.

         We have been conditioned to believe the external world is more real the the internal world.   This new model of science is just the opposite.   Quantum mechanics points to the possibility that what happens within us will create what happens outside of us.

         Scientific experiments have shown when you observe human brain function with a pet scan or other computer technology and ask the person to look at certain objects. the observer will see certain areas of the brain light up. then the subject is asked to close there eyes and imagine those same objects.  when they imagined those same objects it produced the same areas of the brain to light up as if the subject were actually looking at the object.

         That caused scientists to back up and ask this question....   Who "see's"things? Does the brain "see"? Or do the eye's "see"?  And what is reality?  Is reality what we "see" with our brain?  Or is reality what we "see" with our eyes?    The truth is the brain does not know the difference between what it "sees" in its environment and what it remembers, the same neural nets beguine to fire.   But the it brings up the question,  What is reality?

         The Human brain processes Four hundred billion bits of information a second. But we are only aware of Two thousand bits.  Our awareness of those two thousand bits of information are just about our environment, our body, and about time.