• Matter and Consciousness: How Our Thoughts Create Our Reality
  • What is a Karmic Relationship?
  • AI Maps Psychedelic Trips in the Brain
  • These 6 Frequencies Were Used By Ancient Cultures To Heal And Connect To The Divine
  • How Frequency And Vibration Create The Structures Of Matter And Life
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Matter and Consciousness: How Our Thoughts Create Our Reality

Every time we learn something new, hundreds of thousands of our neurons change, which affects the state of our physical body. Dr. Joe Dispenza claims that every time we learn something new, hundreds of thousands of our neurons change, which affects the state of our physical body. Dr. Dispenza is known worldwide for his original theory of the connection between mind and matter. The scientist gained his greatest fame after the release of his acclaimed documentary «We…

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What is a Karmic Relationship?

by Aletheia · Loner Wolf Welcome to the world of karmic relationships. One second you’re laughing, the next, you’re screaming at each other. One minute you embrace, the next, you swear you could kill them. And yet, despite the ups and downs, you always seem to get pulled back into the sticky honey-like spider web of your relationship with them. We all experience at least one karmic relationship in life…

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AI Maps Psychedelic Trips in the Brain

by Sam Friedman and Galen Ballentine For the past several decades, psychedelics have been widely stigmatized as dangerous illegal drugs. But a recent surge of academic research into their use to treat psychiatric conditions is spurring a recent shift in public opinion. Psychedelics are psychotropic drugs: substances that affect your mental state. Other types of psychotropics include antidepressants and anti-anxiety medications. Psychedelics and other types of hallucinogens, however, are unique…

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These 6 Frequencies Were Used By Ancient Cultures To Heal And Connect To The Divine

Can sound affect you on more than an emotional level? Sure it can. Sound has a whole level of usefulness that we’re only beginning to discover; from successfully helping us transcend the blood-brain barrier in the medical field, to the noise of certain street lamps putting us on edge, there’s a lot more going on than we really notice. There are entire ranges of perception we can’t pick up on…

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Good and Evil as Defined by Graham Hancock

Our universe may be nothing more than a university of duality, where all things compliment a polar opposite. The notion of good and evil is a formative part of our moral universe, and author/researcher Graham Hancock has some fascinating ideas about this often dark universe we live in. Is consciousness engaged in a giant process of growth and rebirth, where both good and evil are learning tools? Be Sure to LIKE Science of…

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The 4 Biggest Weaknesses Of Introverts, And Why They’re Actually Strengths

Are you an extrovert or an introvert? If the former, you probably enjoy spending time with large groups of people, are considered to be the life of a party and likely don’t derive much pleasure from spending hours in solitude. If you identify as the latter, you probably prefer being alone in the comfort of your own home, have only a handful of friends you feel comfortable spending time with,…

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Lucid Dreaming may Unravel the Mystery of Consciousness

Lucid Dreaming may Unravel the Mystery of Consciousness Written by Dan Denis and Giulia Poerio, The Conversation We spend around six years of our lives dreaming – that’s 2,190 days or 52,560 hours. Although we can be aware of the perceptions and emotions we experience in our dreams, we are not conscious in the same way as when we’re awake. This explains why we can’t recognise that we’re in a…

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