And by "spooky" I mean that it's outside what is understood to be possible in physics, not to mention biology, and psychology. To accept it you have to be prepared to throw out most of what we know about everything for the sake of, what? A few hopeful events cherry picked from the chaos of the last 13 years, and at a time when the world was supposed to be being healed by yagyas.
I have yet to see any evidence that it works nor hear an explanation of how it might work. "Positivity radiating through the collective consciousness" isn't an explanation of anything, it raises far more questions than it answers which is the very hallmark of a poor theory. Give us an unequivocal demonstration instead of half-baked and cherry-picked "proofs" laden with qualifiers like "The extra violence must be due to unstressing" that render it untestable. ---In [email protected], <[email protected]> wrote: "most people"? What we are talking about is a group of people in a closed room affecting other minds at a distance by some sort of spooky radiance effect. Bit different than someone being say, angry and annoying people at work but suddenly finding yoga and being more happy and thus improving the atmosphere. No spookiness required for that as most people would indeed understand but the ME? No chance, it's a category error old chap and you know it. Two completely different orders of things. ---In [email protected], <punditster@...> wrote: On 2/25/2014 6:44 AM, Michael Jackson wrote: > very stupid TB'ers say "OH, I bet there would have been MORE deaths if > we had not been a-flyin' all these years. > It's really a no-brainer; most people believe that peaceful individuals will radiate peace throughout their surroundings. This is proved every day by large populations all over the world. This belief is based on the good-vibration principle: peace in the individual radiates peace to everyone else. This is obviously true for almost anyone with a brain. A guy sitting peacefully with his eyes closed meditating, thinking, or having no thoughts, is a more peaceful individual than a suicide bomber on a dirt bike speeding toward a public market. So, the problem is not with the ME - the problem is with the lack of a consciousness-based education.
