| In 1964, J.S.Bell published
Bell's Theorem, which mathematically supports the concept that subatomic
particles are connected in some way that transcends time and space. Anything
that happens to one particle affects all other particles. This effect
is immediate or superluminal. Einstein said that nothing travels faster
than the speed of light. However, Bell's superluminal theorem is supported
by experimentation. With Bell, we are now going beyond Einstein and beyond
the wave/particle theory. As we learn how this instantaneous connectedness
works, we might learn to be consciously aware of our instantaneous connection
to one another and to the universe.
Robert Sheldrake, in his theory of morphogenetic
fields, proposes that all systems are regulated not only by known energy
and material factors, but also by invisible organizing fields. Whenever
one member of a species learns a new behavior, the causative field for
that species is changed. If that new behavior is repeated long enough,
its "morphic resonance" affects the entire species. Lyall Watson
described this phenomenon in his description of the Hundredth Monkey Principle.
Dr. David Bohm states that the same thing is true of quantum physics.
One subatomic particle affects all subatomic particles
Jack Sarfatti says that the way superluminal connectedness
exists is through a higher plane of reality. By reaching to a higher plane,
we may be able to understand how instantaneous connectedness works. Safratti
used these concepts to put forth his theory of multi-dimensional reality.
Experimental
Proof
There are many experiments, especially in the last ten years in China,
utilizing the special skills and powers of accomplished masters of various
types of qigong (or qigung or chi gong, all pronounced chee gong ). The
Qi is the vital energy of the body, while gong means the skill of moving
this Qi and working with it. Practitioners use mind control to move and
control the Qi in order not only to improve health and longevity, but
to enhance awareness, psychic powers, and spiritual development.
"Medical Applications of Qigong", by
Kenneth M. Sancier, Ph.D., appears in the 1996 edition of Alternative
Therapies. Also "The Effect of Qigong on Human Body Functions"
from the Fifth International Symposium on Qigong, Shanghai, China;1994:179,
by Sancier. Larry Dossey, M.D. also documents nonlocal events in "The
Reach of The Mind, Healing Words: The Power of Prayer and the Practice
of Medicine."
The practice of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
is based on the premise that the Qi (ch'i, chi, or vital energy) of the
body must be strong and in balance in order for the person to enjoy good
health. During the last ten years in China, there are hundreds of scientific
papers written on qigong in relation to its medical applications. There
are an additional 837 abstracts published from international conferences
on the subject. More than half that number are available in English, and
thus accessible to Westerners.
Yan Xin, who is a physician of both Western and
Traditional Chinese Medicine, teaches his combination of the ancient form
of qigong -- with some changes -- to fill the needs of modern civilization.
This discipline is called Yan Xin Qigong (YXQ). It is estimated that over
60,000 people in China practice qigong daily to maintain their health
and achieve longevity. A growing number throughout the world joins in
this practice.
Dr. Yan Xin has conducted many scientific experiments
in China. Emitting external Qi, Dr. Yan Xin has caused measurable changes
in the properties of several types of living and non-living materials.
During the last ten years, he has conducted experiments in three major
categories based on experimental methodology:
1. The investigation of the nature of externally
emitted Qi by the use of detectors and sensors of analytical instruments.
2. The monitoring and measurement of changes in physiological parameters
and tissues of humans and other living organisms during the emission of
external Qi.
3. The monitoring and measurement of changes in physiological parameters
and tissues of humans and other living organisms during the circulation
of internal Qi.
4. The study of the effect on cancer cells and various types of bacteria
in vitro with the application of external Qi.
Since experiments using humans are difficult to
assess because of the possibility of personal psychological interference,
experiments were performed using tap water, normal saline solution (0.9%),
glucose solution 50%, and medemycine solution 1.5 mg/ml. In these experiments,
external Qi was directed at the chosen samples at ultra-long distances
(over 1,000 kilometers). Results showed changes in the laser Ramen spectra
of the tap water, the saline solution, the glucose solution, and the medemycine
solution.
As published in "Laser Ramen Observation on
Tap Water, Saline, Glucose and Medemycine Solutions Under the Influence
of the External Qi of Qigong", a paper published in the Ziran Zazhi
(Nature Journal) in Chinese, Vol.11, pp.567-571, 1988, the external Qi
of Yan Xin Qigong (YXQ) had exerted influence over the structures of these
solutions. From December, 1990, to June, 1991, new experiments were performed
investigating the effects of external Qi and its effects on:
1. the radioactive decay rate of a radioactive
element
2. the ultraviolet absorption of de-ionized water.
The results demonstrated that the external Qi emitted
by Dr. Yan Xin (from the United States) could cause an astonishing change
in the radioactive decay rate of the radioactive source 241 Am, and it
significantly affected de-ionized water and changed its ultraviolet absorption
spectrum.
The most extraordinary feature of this experiment
was that the external Qi was transmitted from the qigong master in the
United States to the laboratory in Beijing -- a distance over 10,000 kilometers.
These positive results were published in a paper, "The External Qi
Experiments from the United States to Beijing (China)" by Yan Xin
in Zhongguo Qigong (China Qigong) in Chinese, Vol.1, pp.4-6, 1993.
The study of traditional Chinese medicine centers
on the concept of the vital force or Qi as being not only within the human
body, but in all living things. This Qi flows through the meridians of
the human body to exchange, via the acupuncture points, with the Qi in
the environment. Thus, the Qi of humans (the human energy field or HEF),
and all living things, the earth, and the unified field are constantly
exchanging.
HEF
Scientific Theory -- Conclusion
Our Newtonian world of solid concrete objects is surrounded and permeated
by a fluid world of radiating energy. It is constantly moving and changing;
an ocean of dancing, spinning, flashing particles of light, energy, and
information. Our linear way of thinking, seeing, and expressing needs
to expand to accommodate this new reality. It is time for a new paradigm,
or model, of science, reality, and consciousness. It is time to bridge
the gaps between science and alternate science, physics and metaphysics,
and the external scientific experiment and the inner personal experience.
This may well begin with the unification of the concepts of mind, energy,
and consciousness. Using our minds to study energy, we may simultaneously
define consciousness as one and the same.
Recently, in a lecture for the International Society
for the Study of Subtle Energies and Energy Medicine, Dr. Larry Dossey
recounted an old story:
"There was once an argument among the gods over where to hide the
secret of life so that men and women would not find it. One god said:
Bury it under a mountain; they will never look there. No, the others said,
one day they will find ways to dig up mountains and will uncover it. Another
said : Sink it in the depths of the ocean; it will be safe there. No the
others objected, humans will one day find a way to plumb the ocean's depths
and find it easily. Finally another god said: Put it inside them; men
and women will never think of looking for it there. All the gods agreed,
and so that is how the secret of life came to be hidden within us."
Wholistic, or holistic, awareness remains beyond
linear time and three dimensional space, and therefore is not easily recognized.
We must practice this wholistic experience in order to recognize it. Our
language, and our old ideas or paradigms, still limit our growth. Meditation
and many other practices, like YXQ, are ways of transcending the limitations
of the linear mind in order to experience the multidimensionality of interconnectedness,
and to experience our oneness with the universal energy, the unified field,
or consciousness.
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