Lynn McTaggart: The Field

17 May 2012
This was a nice lecture, but I wish it had been broken up into thirty minute increments or one hour increments. One of the things I found interesting in the first part was the idea of water memory. It clearly explains why our reactions to stimuli are almost instantaneous. McTaggert also has a very interesting way of explaining the force at the cellular and down to the subatomic level. Essentially a series of charges are going off in our bodies to produce responses. Additionally we send and receive electric impulses from the Field (Zero point field). We broadcast on a certain frequency and receive broadcasts on a certain frequency without much energy, as a matter of living. Concentrated intention allows us to broadcast and receive on different frequencies.

We are a part of an information exchange located in a web or field. Our life is the exchange of these electrical pulses; therefore life only exists in relationship. Also, interesting is that a quantum entity behaves differently under observation then it would without it. Reality is therefore under our influence. Our influence allows reality to set. It is interesting that each person experiences a different reality’ “their reality” if you will. One other thing I found interesting is that reality exists as a screen. Our brain is doing some complicated work in order to make the images on the screen project three dimensionally and allow the intake of our senses. This means that I could essentially “change the channel” as it were, and experience a different reality.

The frequencies we broadcast out can be felt even by intimate objects and are increased if we are close to the individual or cared for the individual or thing we are broadcasting to. We are more likely to fully experience this connection if we have a relaxed state of mind. Furthermore, the collective consciousness does exist and our frequencies are amplified when we express the same thought. It therefore has more power. We need to have peek attention (focus) as a collective body if we want to produce change on a global scale.