In this video Greg explains some scientific experiments carried out in a scientific lab. In the first part of the experiment the photons are random. In the second part of the experiment they put in human DNA to see if it would impact upon random photons. They measured the DNA and the photons, it changed the way that scientists think.
When the DNA was put into the photons, the photons were no longer random, so the scientists were forced to accept that there is a new field that was impacted upon by the DNA, a new field to the scientists anyway.
Human emotion changes DNA, it changes matter, yes, we've known for a long time. They observed that human emotion produces effects which defy conventional laws of physics, the paper was published in 1994. It proves that we are not bound by the conventional law of physics.
I began looking into Greg Braden's work in the 90s, I've got one his books in my library.
What Greg doesn't share in this video is whether the scientists worked on the originating DNA or replica DNA. We already knew that the observer impacts on experiments, in the same way that a scientific researcher's intentions can also impact upon clinical trials.
Beyond the emotion is thought, beyond the thought is intention, although Greg doesn't mention that in his video. There is also a difference between emotion and feeling, and when I write about feeling, I am referring to being clairsentient, not emotional feeling as scientists speak of it.
We also know scientifically that sound, e.g. noise can impact and change DNA.
I tried to respond to this video but it looks like my comment was removed.
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