Leaps of Consciousness

What if plants didn't grow from the roots up?

Consider a large oak tree more than two metres in diameter. Imagine its volume and how many tons the wood weighs. If all this grew out of the ground where is the hole it came from? It is even more obvious when you consider a dense forest.

In the 1930s, Swiss scientist Rudolf Hauschka conducted a series of experiments on seeds in a sealed container. He placed the seeds inside with distilled water and weighed them daily.

After 7 days, the weight increased by 0.5%. Fourteen days later, it was minus 0.5%; a week later, it was back to 0.0%. This means that the moon creates and destroys matter.

In his second experiment, he incinerated the contents of the sealed container every day and analysed the chemical constituents. For example, he found that phosphorus (a non-metal) ‘became’ potassium (a metal).

This means Mendeleev’s Periodic Table isn’t ‘fixed,’ and the elements aren’t immutable and cannot change. Oops!

Thus, the Periodic Table is limited to the physical plane and fails at higher dimensions – like the etheric and astral fields, which can destroy and create matter.

This makes sense if all matter manifests from the higher fields as its frequency (as level of consciousness) descends into matter.

David Bohm (1917–1992), a quantum physicist and “one of the most original thinkers of our time” called matter ‘frozen light.’