Self-Care with Sharon Infante

04/27/2026

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3 likes. "World Tai Chi & Qigong Day 2026 🌍 | 27th Anniversary | 2pm BST "

04/07/2026

from Nido Qubein.

04/07/2026

When someone says thank you., most people would reply with you are welcome but this is wrong. Learn the 8 best phrases that will change how you relate with people forever. This video will teach you that words may be small but the way you speak shapes how others perceive you. Which one resonates with...

04/06/2026

How LOVE is MEDICINE 🔈⬆️ Love is so powerful, that it can literally change your gene expression. Science tells us that our social connections, whether with loved ones or through a strong sense of community, can directly influence our gene expression—a field known as sociogenomics. 🧬 When...

03/18/2026

Fascinating experiments suggest that plants might be far more alive, aware, and even emotionally responsive than we’ve imagined. Cleve Backster, a former CIA interrogation specialist, began testing this idea using polygraph machines. To his surprise, the plants seemed to react to human thoughts and emotions. In one instance, when he merely imagined setting a dracaena plant on fire, the polygraph spiked dramatically, showing what looked like a stress response. This led Backster to believe that plants could sense intention, famously concluding, Plants can think!

He went on to test lettuces, bananas, and other plants, finding similar responses to human emotions and actions - even from afar.

In one experiment, a plant that had “witnessed” another being destroyed appeared to identify the “killer” from a group of people. Some even reacted when eggs were cracked or shrimp boiled nearby, suggesting empathy across species. Though his studies, published in the International Journal of Parapsychology, remain controversial, they continue to intrigue those exploring plant consciousness.

Decades later, biologist Monica Gagliano of the University of Western Australia expanded on these ideas. In her famous experiment, Mimosa pudica plants repeatedly dropped from a small height initially curled their leaves - a natural defense response. But after realizing the drops caused no harm, the plants stopped reacting. Even a month later, they “remembered” the experience, suggesting they could learn and retain information without a brain.

Together, these studies challenge one of science’s deepest assumptions - that intelligence and consciousness require neurons. If plants can perceive, learn, and remember, what exactly defines awareness? These discoveries invite us to look at life differently, recognizing that consciousness might not be something humans have*, but something life itself is. This would mean we'd have to adopt a new worldview as well.

03/18/2026

Email from Spirit Music, Inc. Join Andi & Jonathan Goldman Friday, March 20, 2026 at 7:00 pm Mountain Time - SOUND SATSANG "Global Om" "SOUND & PLANTS" with Andi & Jonathan Goldman March 20, 2026 7:00

03/18/2026

Each moment of each day another layer is released and discovery is made. Embrace change as we evolve.

03/16/2026

Longevity code qigong first time being presented in Costa Rics. Join us this summer in gorgeous Costa Rica for an incredible eye opening and fun retreat. Sharon will share longevity practices based in Eastrn Wisdom from her teacher in China.

Embark on a transformative journey and discover the art of Rhythmic Balance so you can Cultivate Vitality & Nourish Life!

03/03/2026

"It stings and Im here with you"

03/03/2026