
05/28/2025
A study revealed that neurons in mammalian brains can produce photons of light, termed "biophotons," which range from near-infrared to violet wavelengths (200 to 1,300 nanometers). This discovery led scientists to speculate that neurons might communicate using light, suggesting the existence of optical communication channels within the brain. If such communication occurs, it's hypothesized that biophotons could be influenced by quantum entanglement, potentially linking them to consciousness and what various cultures refer to as the spirit.
Experiments indicated that while rat brains emit approximately one biophoton per neuron per minute, human brains could transmit over a billion biophotons per second. This raises the question of whether a higher production and transmission of biophotons correlate with elevated levels of consciousness. Consider the parallels between this idea and historical depictions of enlightened figures across various religions, who are often shown with radiant halos, suggesting that increased biophoton emission might be associated with higher states of enlightenment.
The findings also propose that consciousness and spirit might not be confined to the physical body. Quantum entanglement demonstrates that two entangled photons instantly affect each other, regardless of distance. This phenomenon leads to the hypothesis that photons could serve as portals for communication between different realms, implying that our spirit and consciousness might interact with our bodies through biophotons. Consequently, producing more light could enhance our awareness and connection to a universal consciousness.
More: https://insights.collective-evolution.com/2019/01/26/scientists-discover-biophotons-in-the-brain-that-could-hint-our-consciousness-is-directly-linked-to-light-2/?fbclid=IwY2xjawKh9KpleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFSUEJVdVJYWExlemRIaXV2AR77ZunABKY1T40hscUR4GwFOqWS8xAj_Op7oehi8aMEFDbsn1yyQrMikcKyEw_aem_iWEATHA196M8Y1uYoXoXzw