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We’ve just started collecting the responses from February 1’s Peace Intention Experiment and the result is extraordinary. As you may know we measured 44 people via the Bio-Well devices to drill down further into why collective intentions cause so many effects on the participants themselves – healing their bodies, improving their relationships, even experiencing more love for everyone they come in contact with. The famous physicist Dr. Konstantin Korotkov has perfected this biofeedback device that takes a fingertip and offers information about the state of your health. The technology uses fingertip sensors to measure the body’s subtle energy, providing insights into physical and emotional health, including immune responses, stress levels, vagus nerve activity and overall wellbeing. Nima Farshid, a scientist and Bio-Well expert who works with Dr. Konstantin Korotkov, took measurements of 44 people who were present at my February 1 event before we started the broadcast of our Peace Intention Experiment and then afterward. Here is what we found. The vagus nerve, our longest nerve in the body, controls both the sympathetic nervous system and the para-sympathetic nervous system (our ‘rest-and-digest’ response). They are supposed to work together synergistically, but these days, our sympathetic nervous system tends to be dominant and we overly flooded by an over-abundance of cortisol in our system, whether it is stress over paying our bills, when we watch the news, or even when we listen to a different political belief. Everything now is triggering us – and the overload of cortisol is causing physical and emotional damage. As you can see, simply participating in a group intention to heal somewhere – in this case, three areas of high violence in Washington D.C. – did a great deal to heal the healers, too. Stress levels went down significantly, as did sympathetic nervous system domination. Our participants entered a state of far greater relaxation. |
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Besides calming down, the energy of their bodies increased, as did the energy in the various organs of their body.
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Besides these individual changes, we also measured whether there were any changes in the emotion of the room, through another device invented by Dr. Korotkov, which he has playfully christened ‘Sputnik.’ As human emotions are related to the activity of the parasympathetic nervous system, any changes in that system also changes blood circulation, perspiration and other functions, which change the overall electrical conductivity of the body. So when a person experiences a change of emotion, those changes of the body’s electrical conductivity will also affect the electricity of the environment, which in turn will be picked up by the Sputnik sensor through its extreme sensitivity to changes in environmental electromagnetic fields. Here’s what happened. The marked places are significant moments of my experiment, where you can see major changes in Sputnik: |
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These changes indicate a far greater calm, connection and coherence in the emotional content of the room just during our hour of the experiment and a lowering of energy, which the scientists believe indicates a shift of our energetic intention to Washington. In the coming weeks, I’ll be reporting on individual changes of the participants as they fill out the surveys. And in a few months, we’ll find out from Dr. Jessica Utts, professor of statistics at the University of California at Irvine, whether we had any effect on violence levels.
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