In 1952, scientists conducted an experiment on Koshima Island. They buried sweet potatoes in the sand on the beach for monkeys to eat. It was on this island that the monkeys met potatoes for the first time. The monkeys all liked the potato very much, but they were bothered by the sand stuck to the potato. They didn't like the sand between their crunchy teeth.

Years later, a baby monkey dropped one of the potatoes in the river. When he retrieved it from the river, he noticed the potato had been cleaned of sand. After that, he learned to eat all his potatoes after dipping them in the nearest water and taking them out. Then he taught his mother and brothers and sisters. Then all the young monkeys around him learned. All the older monkeys, who were open to innovation and change, started to learn too. This new behavior was being recorded under the supervision of scientists.

The day this number went from 99 to exactly 100; that very day! A revolution took place and as soon as the energy of the 100th monkey was added, all the monkeys on the island began to wash potatoes before eating them.

The most interesting thing is that all the monkeys on dozens of other islands with no connection to each other also learned to wash the potatoes at the same time. In other words, even if it is new, once a certain way of thinking and behaving is adopted or considered by a certain part of a society, it can be transferred from one mind to another, regardless of distance or proximity, and it affects individuals and the whole. In other words, this experiment means that living beings can resonate with each other and transmit information.

In invisible energy waves, subatomic particles can communicate with each other incredibly fast.

One of the most amazing experiments conducted in America is as follows: Saliva from volunteer subjects is kept in a beaker hundreds of kilometers away. The subjects, who are football fans, are shown a football match in an experimental room in New York. At the most critical moments of the match, when the subjects' excitement, pulse and heartbeat were changing, hundreds of kilometers away in San Francisco, the microscopic structure and secretion of the saliva in the test tubes were changing. As the secretion of the salivary glands changed, the saliva that had already left the body was being transformed.

American scientists repeated this experiment with many other secretions and in many other ways.

It is now well known that everything in the world, living and non-living beings, has a vibration and a frequency. And all beings are connected and interact with each other in a resonance. That's why we are one and we are one piece.

That's why there are things we dislike, resent, get angry about. If we didn't have these qualities in ourselves, we wouldn't recognize them. We have them, so we know.

Everything we see and all forms are energies floating in this infinite cosmic realm and they are all interconnected on the lower plane. Therefore, we affect and relate to each other. We are in oneness with the whole universe and realms. What we think is a difference is just a trick of the mind and the ego. Everything we condemn, curse, get angry at is us. Whatever we all think together vibrates that energy. It is high time we take responsibility. Like the 100th monkey phenomenon, 51 percent must dream of peace and order...

Mukaddes Pekin Başdil

Researcher-Author

Source: Denizli Haber