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• theintentionexperiment.com
• wddty.co.uk • lynnemctaggart.com |
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• The Field: The Quest for the Secret Force of the Universe
• The Intention Experiment |
Lynne McTaggart is an internationally recognized spokesperson on the science of spirituality and also co-executive director of Conatus, which publishes the UK’s most well-respected health and spiritual newsletters and on-line information, including What Doctors Don’t Tell You. She also runs worldwide Living the Field master classes and groups, designed to help people adapt the ideas of the new scientific paradigm into their everyday lives.
Crop Circles & Anomalies |
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| Wednesday September 23, 2009 |
Appearing during the middle two hours, crop circle expert Simeon Hein discussed anomalous energies and haywire equipment he experienced during trips to crop formations.
In the first hour, writer Lynne McTaggart talked about some of the science behind Dan Brown's new bestseller The Lost Symbol. Last hour guest, renowned author Erich von Däniken spoke about the theories behind his seminal book Chariots of the Gods, and his new work, History is Wrong.
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Host: George Noory
Power of Intention |
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| Tuesday September 1, 2009 |
Appearing during all four hours of the show, author and researcher Lynne McTaggart reported on the ongoing results of various mind-over-matter/intention experiments that she's helped organize and conduct. In an experiment developed by Dr. Gary Schwartz, an audience was able to increase the biophoton emissions of a leaf, by imagining the leaf glowing.
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Host: George Noory
Mind-Over-Matter Experiments |
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| Thursday February 14, 2008 |
Researcher Lynne McTaggart returned to report on the on-going results of global mind-over-matter experiments (theintentionexperiment.com) that she has sponsored. Because of the way subatomic structures function, the world is not as fixed or final as it might seem, and living things are subject to influence from the power of thoughts, she explained. Successful experiments have been conducted both with in-person groups and over the Internet. In one intention experiment, a group of people were asked to send thoughts for a barley seed to grow faster, and the results showed the seed sprouted and grew faster than control seeds. The experiment was repeated in New York with a group of healers and yielded even more dramatic results, she said. This led McTaggart to conclude that experience mattered more than the quantity of participants, with the degree of mental focus being an important factor. Interestingly, she suggested that negative intention, such as using thought to destroy m
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Host: George Noory
Intention Experiments |
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| Saturday June 16, 2007 |
Lynne McTaggart, author of The Intention Experiment and sponsor of the associated experiments, talked about the power of intention to alter lives and change the world.
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Host: Art Bell
The Science of Intention |
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| Sunday January 7, 2007 |
Art is joined by researcher Lynne McTaggart for a discussion of her new work on the science of intention, and how it relates to healing and consciousness.
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Host: Art Bell
Quantum Science & Medicine |
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| Tuesday January 24, 2006 |
Journalist and author Lynne McTaggart discussed how a unifying quantum energy or "field" connects the universe, and shared various pieces of scientific evidence that relate to this theory. We can train our brains for extra-human potential, she reported. For instance, by practicing meditation, she said the brain becomes more synchronized as the quantum particles "speak" to each other better. EEG studies of the legendary psychic Ingo Swann's brain show larger parietal and occipital sections, which McTaggart related to his unusual ability to psychically visualize things. She also discussed the work of the Russian professor, Konstantin Korotkov who has used computerized Kirlian photography to show that dead bodies continue to give off light up to a week after they've died. Certain types of corpses, such as those who perished from a sudden accident, tend to give off light for longer periods, suggesting they might have some unfinished business, McTaggart said. In the medical a
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Host: George Noory
Intent and 'The Field' |
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| Sunday September 12, 2004 |
Researcher Lynne McTaggart (livingthefield.com) discussed the Zero Point energy field, a potential power source she called a "cosmic free lunch," if it could be tapped into. Such energy systems also relate to intent and psychic experimentation, she noted, adding that it has been demonstrated that mental intentions are actually a tangible energy. In fact, McTaggart said her next book would explore the potential of intention, which she views as being more powerful when focused on positive purposes such as healing. To use intentions effectively, she suggested positing an outcome in the mind, as if it has already happened, and then forgetting about it. According to some research, certain psychic abilities such as remote viewing can be affected by activity on the sun, she said. For instance it has been found that on "noisy geomagnetic days" these capacities are hampered (note: NOAA monitors sun activity on this page). In October, McTaggart will be hosting a Living the Field Confer
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Host: Art Bell
Dangers of Fluoride |
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| Tuesday March 30, 2004 |
Editor of the newsletter, What Doctors Don't Tell You, Lynne McTaggart laid out the dangers of fluoride use which have been generally ignored by health professionals and communities at large. "It's a rat poison," McTaggart said of fluoride which is added to the water supply of two thirds of America's cities. It's also in toothpaste, and in many other products one wouldn't suspect, such as canned beverages, baby food, pharmaceuticals, and pesticides, she said.McTaggart said numerous studies show that fluoride does not prevent tooth decay, and in some cases actually contributes to poor dental health. Additionally, some studies have shown that children in communities that have higher levels of fluoride in their water have up to 10% lower IQs, than in locations with lower levels of the chemical. This kind of "mass medication" doesn't take into account "bio-individuality," and is particularly harsh on children, she indicated.By banding with other anti-fluoride groups, of which there
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Host: George Noory
Tapping into The Field |
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| Tuesday July 8, 2003 |
Lynne McTaggart (livingthefield.com)an investigative journalist, spoke about a unifying concept of the universe in her appearance on Tuesday's show. Based on her study of various "frontier" scientists, McTaggart keyed in on the Zero Point field as a connecting force for all of life. This subatomic field of quantum energy she likened to a "giant supercharged backdrop," that is inexhaustible. The Field can be tapped into for such things as healing and harnessing collective consciousness, McTaggart said. Along those lines, she has developed workshops, courses and a newsletter based on the idea of the underlying field as a primary resource. She recommended meditation as one route to accessing the field, and that by "allowing yourself to be a vessel" you could "learn to operate without a sense of separateness." Geomagnetic influences can affect humans McTaggart said. She cited solar flares as an example of something that might disrupt a person's contact with The Field. She a
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Host: George Noory
Richard Dolan / Lynne McTaggart |
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| Wednesday July 31, 2002 |
Richard Dolan is a UFO researcher and author, "UFO and the National Security State".McTaggart, an investigative journalist, describes scientific discoveries that she believes point to a unifying concept of the universe, one that reconciles mind with matter, classic Newtonian science with quantum physics and, most importantly, science with religion. At issue is the zero point field, the so-called "dead space" of microscopic vibrations in outer space as well as within and between physical objects on earth.
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Host: George Noory