24/05/2025
This is a fascinating insight as to how emotions/energy affect our blood - our lifeline.
A very remarkable study has been carried out in Israel. A drop of blood was taken from a subject and showed it on a screen.
On the screen there was an interesting picture: there bacteria moved slowly, and there were macrophages - blood cells, whose task is to monitor the purity of blood.
They're like paramedics or disinfectant. Their mission is to remove all strangers.
But ... they looked like they were asleep. The bacteria moved undisturbed, as if they were taking a comfortable walk on a promenade in the evening, while the macrophages slept. They didn't even see them.
And then the subject was shown a funny comedy and his mood began to improve. And now the amazing happens:
A macrophage suddenly "wakes up" and immediately begins to fulfill its direct duty of duty.
He rolls up on a bacteria and begins devouring it.
Maybe it was just time for lunch, and he got an appetite, but... The matter is much more interesting.
The connection between "consciousness and body" has been discussed for a long time, and there is much evidence of it.
But the exciting thing in this study is that the immune cells react extremely sensitive to our mood. And that's not all.
An important point:
The drop of blood was separated from the owner.
The owner was sitting in another room, and yet his mood inexplicably influenced the drops of blood in another room.
This means that there are certain channels of information, through which the waves of consciousness can influence an object that is far away from the source of consciousness.
But there is another side to this study.
The subject was shown excerpts from a horror movie. And what happened?
Suddenly strange things began to happen in the drop of blood.
This time the bacteria got active!
They suddenly became lively, energetic, and somehow they became more. They started acting as if they owned everything. They even attacked the macrophages. These retreated and fled in all directions - who made it just in time.
The principle is clear: the state of consciousness is a crucial factor for maintaining our inner ecology. And not just ours.
Because, as mentioned before, waves of consciousness begin to spread and affect distant cells of your own blood.
And not just your own.
Because my children and relatives are my blood. That means, my mood influences the state of my children's macrophages, no matter if they are nearby or on another continent.
So my state of consciousness is part of what one would call a “family immune system”.
This makes for an amusing story. She was narrated by a watchmaker.
This work is, as we know, very precise and requires great attention and precise movements.
But sometimes, while working, his index finger of his left hand starts shaking. Of course, you can't work in that condition.
What is he doing?
No, he doesn't massage the finger, doesn't take magnesium for muscle spasms, doesn't give the hand a break.
He picks up the phone and calls his mother who lives far away - thousands of miles away.
You might think he's asking her for advice on how to get rid of that annoying hiccups?
Long missed.
Let's hear what he says:
"Mom, you're worrying about me again!" Stop it otherwise I can't work! “
If even a slight concern from a mother can cause physiological disorders in the son - what about major mental shocks?
This is an important step in understanding what is essential.
And the conclusion is simple:
The old formula of "It's my life, I do with it what I want" is hopelessly outdated.
"Our state of consciousness is responsible for the immune system of our children, relatives and loved ones.
" This is how you should understand life today.
That means: We need to find ways to generate euphoria, joy, happiness – and as often as possible.
PS:
This is also understandable the phenomenon of Norman Cousins, who cured himself from an incurable deadly disease with laughter.
His thoughts led him to a clear realization: If negative emotions promote disease by suppressing the hormonal system, then positive emotions by activating this system can trigger healing processes.
And every person has a very simple
and accessible means of healing: laughter. The old saying "Laughter is the best medicine" thus receives a physiological foundation.
In 1976, Norman Cousins published his autobiographical book "Anatomy of a Disease (from the Perspective of the Patient)", which was formally effective.
Based on his own experience, the author showed that a positive emotional state can cure even serious illnesses.
Pictured: Lymphocytes swallowing a bacteria.
I really don't know if this is true! But something inside raises its thumbs up and says it's not a humbug.
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