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Synchronicities _ The Science Behind Your Meaningful Coincidences · truthunedited

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  Speaker 1: This episode of The Wi Files is brought to you
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  by Upside. In Bermuda, nineteen seventy five, a man walks
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  down the street. He's hit by a taxi and killed.
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  Exactly one year later, his brother walks down the same street.
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  He's hit by a taxi and killed. Now, not only
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  did the brother die the same way, they were hit
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  by the same taxi driven by the same driver carrying
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  both became cops, Both married women named Linda, Both had
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  and both had dogs named Toy. These aren't coincidences, they're
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  synchronicities reality responding to human consciousness. Because reality isn't random
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  Speaker 1: In nineteen forty four, famous psychiatrist Carl Jung was talking
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  with the patient. She kept having a dream about a
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  golden scarab, a golden beetle, an Egyptian symbol of death, rebirth,
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  and transformation. Young listened patiently. He'd heard this dream before
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  many times. But then he heard something else. Tapping tapping
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  at the window. A beetle was hitting the glass over
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  and over. Young open the window, caught the beetle and
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  gently studied it for a second. It was golden green,
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  a rose chafer, the closest thing to a scaab in Switzerland.
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  He handed it to his patient and said, here's your scarab.
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  At that moment, Young realized that there's more to our
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  reality than we see. He believed that mind and matter
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  are intertwined. A reality is created by our collective consciousness
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  and Carla Jung wasn't some mystic. He was a scientist.
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  He was a highly published, highly respected psychiatrist. But when
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  that beetle tapped on his window, it changed him forever.
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  He didn't think this was a random coincidence. It was
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  a meaningful coincidence. He called it synchronicity. Events may seem coincidental,
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  but they're connected by cause and consciousness the universe. Reality
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  itself responds to human thought. Have you ever had a
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  friend pop into your mind, someone that you hadn't talked
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  to in years, and then the phone rings and it's them,
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  Or you think of a song and then you hear
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  it somewhere. That's your mind tapping into the universal consciousness.
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  One of Young's closest intellectual partners was Wolfgang Puali. He
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  was a Nobel Prize winning physicist and one of the
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  founders of quantum mechanics. Quantum entanglement seemed to prove Young's theory.
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  When do particles are entangled, changing one changes the other instantly,
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  no matter how far apart they are, one foot apart,
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  one million light years apart, those particles communicate instantly. No
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  speed limit. That breaks the rules of physics. But tests
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  prove entanglement is real, which means there are rules of
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  physics that we don't know about. Like entangled particles can
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  influence each other, your thoughts can somehow influence your reality.
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  The other day, Jen and I had dinner with friends
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  that we hadn't seen in ten years. Hi, Dave, Hi, Maureen,
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  Hi Sailor. Next day, I'm cleaning out a fullder of
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  old files. The top file was a picture of Dave M.
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  Moureen and baby Sailor, taken about ten years ago. I
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  don't remember taking it, I don't even remember seeing it before.
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  This is synchronicity, and I'm sure you have stories like
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  this yourself. Arthur Koestler collected hundreds of these strange stories,
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  and he found an odd pattern in history. Big discoveries
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  often happened at the same time in different places by
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  people who had no contact. Isaac Newton and Godfrey Wilhelm
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  Liednitz both invented calculus separately. Charles Darwin and Alfred Russell
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  Wallace both developed the theory of evolution independently. Now here's
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  a crazy one. Alexander Graham Bell and Alicia Gray both
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  submitted designs for the telephone to the US Patent office
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  on the exact same day, February fourteenth, eighteen seventy six,
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  just hours apart. Young said, We're all connected. Each of
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  us is one of billions of individual access points to
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  our shared collective consciousness. And most people just stumble into
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  these connections by accident. But some people have learned that
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  our shared reality can be accessed, It could be influenced,
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  it could even be controlled. And if you think controlling
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  reality with your mind would be a nice guill to have,
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  you're not alone. So does the CIA. The CIA had
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  a problem. The Soviets were training psychic spies. It was
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  the nineteen seventies and intelligence reports were coming in from everywhere.
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  Soviet agents could supposedly see inside American military facilities using
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  only their minds. At first reports weren't taken seriously, but
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  then more reports arrived, and then more. Project Stargate, launched
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  in nineteen seventy eight at the Stanford Research Institute, was
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  backed by the CIA. They wanted to remote viewers who
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  could spy on enemy installations without leaving their chairs, so
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  SRI recruited people who claimed to have psychic abilities. Joe
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  mcmonagall was one of their star viewers. He was a
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  former Army intelligence officer who had a near death experience.
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  After he was brought back, he could describe places he'd
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  never been. He closed his eyes and sketch detailed drawings
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  of buildings on the other side of the world. In
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  nineteen seventy nine, mcmonagall was given coordinates and asked what
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  he saw. He described a massive submarine, bigger than any
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  sub ever built. Now. Intelligence analysts laughed at his sketches
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  of the sub because he drew two subs side by side,
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  surrounded by a giant hull. No submarine could be that big.
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  No one had ever designed anything like this. Six months later,
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  satellite photos proved mcmonagall was right. The Typhoon class submarine
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  looked at exactly like his drawings. But the military wanted
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  more than remote viewing. They wanted to change reality itself.
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  The Gateway process explores consciousness manipulation through technology. Robert Monroe
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  had developed something called hemispheric synchronization or hemi sync. Different
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  sound frequencies played in each year could put the brain
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  in altered states. Test subjects reported leaving their bodies, traveling
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  through time and accessing what they called other dimensions. Declassified
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  documents describe focus fifteen, a mental state where time supposedly
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  doesn't exist. People claim they could see the past, present,
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  and future simultaneously. Some reported they could influence events before
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  they happened. That caught the attention of the American military
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  and intelligence agencies. They even sent soldiers and agents to
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  learn the gateway process. And I have a whole episode
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  on this linked alone. At Princeton, the Pair Laboratory pear
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  ran experiments for twenty eight years. They tested whether the
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  human mind could affect random number generators. Ordinary people would
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  sit in front of machines and try to influence the
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  output with their thoughts. Now, the effects were small, but significant.
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  People could affect machines in ways that shouldn't be possible.
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  Still not convinced well. The Global Consciousness Project has random
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  number generators around the world constantly producing random data. But
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  around two in the morning on September eleventh, two thousand
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  and one, the machin's random numbers started to synchronize. The
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  scientists couldn't explain it. A few hours later, to planes
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  hit the World Trade Center. This is a published, peer
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  reviewed fact. Some argue that it was just a coincidence,
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  But I could do a whole episode on the Global
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  Consciousness Project and the events they predicted, and let me
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  know if you want me to cover so. Not only
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  can we access reality, we could tap into the universal
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  field Focus fifteen, where past, present, and future don't exist.
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  We could alter reality any place and at any time.
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  The CIA in US military had spent decades and millions
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  of dollars proving consciousness could alter reality, but they were
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  at the first to discover this. Ancient cultures had been
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  using these techniques for thousands of years. Humans have always
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  known how to bend reality. We just called it different names.
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  Every ancient culture had practices for connecting to the universal
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  consciousness prayer, meditation, ritual. These weren't just religious ceremonies. They
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  were technologies, technologies for accessing the same consciousness field the
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  CIA wanted. The hermetic tradition goes back to ancient Egypt.
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  As above, so below, as within, so without. They knew
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  consciousness shapes reality. The mind creates matter. Change your inner world,
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  the outer world follows. Buddhist monks have demonstrated this four centuries.
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  They can control their body temperature through meditation. Scientists tested
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  to Betan monks in freezing conditions. The monks raised their
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  skin temperature by seventeen degrees just by thinking about it.
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  They dried wet sheets on their bodies in subzero weather.
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  Then there's Nikola Tesla. He didn't just invent electrical devices.
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  He believed in the connection between thought and energy. Tesla
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  would visualize his inventions in perfect detail before building them.
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  He'd run the machines in his mind for weeks, checking
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  for problems. When he finally built them, they work perfectly
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  every time on the first try. Napoleon Hill interviewed five
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  hundred successful people in the early nineteen hundred, words Andrew Carnegie,
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  Henry Ford, Thomas Edison. They all used the same technique.
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  They held clear mental images of what they wanted, they
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  felt the emotions of already having it. Then reality rearranged
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  itself to match their vision. Hill called it Think and
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  Grow rich. But it wasn't about money. It was about
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  consciousness creating reality. Then the New thought movement spread across America.
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  Authors like Nevill Goddard taught that imagination creates reality, not metaphorically. Literally,
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  your thoughts impressed themselves on a responsive universe. The universe
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  has no choice but to manifest them. Fast forward to
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  two thousand and six, the secret goes mainstream and millions
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  learn about the law of attraction. Critics called it wishful thinking.
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  But here's what's interesting. Every culture throughout history discovered the
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  same principle independently. Aboriginal Australians, Ancient Chinese, Native Americans, African tribes.
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  They all found ways to communicate with reality itself. The
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  techniques vary, but the core message doesn't. Reality is conscious,
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  It listens, it responds, and the most dramatic proof comes
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  from the synchronicities that happened without us even trying. In
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  June two thousand and one, Laura Buxton released a balloon
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  at her grandparents anniversary party. She was ten years old
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  living in Staffordshire, England. She wrote her name an address
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  on a tag, tied it to the balloon, and let
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  it go. The balloon traveled one hundred and forty miles south.
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  It landed in a hedge in Wiltshire, where another ten
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  year old girl found it, and her name was also
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  Laura Buxton. The second Laura wrote the first, and they
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  arranged to meet. Both girls showed up wearing pink sweaters
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  and jeans. Both brought their pet guinea pigs. Both guinea
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  pigs were orange and white, and of course the guinea
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  pigs had the same name. And the coincidences kept piling up.
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  Both Laura's with the same height, both had brown hair
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  and blue eyes, both had three year old black labs
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  at home, and both also had gray rabbits. When they
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  opened their bags, both had packed the same stuffed animal identical.
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  And the odds of all this happening are so crazy
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  that it's mathematically impossible. But it happened. There's plenty of
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  photos and video. The news covered the story. This is
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  not an urban legend. Anthony Hopkins he needed a book,
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  The Girl from Petrovka. He was playing the lead in
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  the film, and he searched every bookstore in London with
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  no luck. It was out of print. Hopkins had finally
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  given up. When he was sitting on a bench waiting
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  for a train, someone left a book on the bench.
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  He picked it up. It was The Girl from Petrovka.
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  But this wasn't just any copy. This one had handwritten
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  notes in the margins personal observations, character and analysis. Hopkins
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  studied the book for his role. Two years later, while
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  shooting the film, Hopkins met the author, George Pfeiffer. While
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  they talked about the book. Pfeiffer mentioned that he'd lent
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  his personal copy to a friend. That friend lost it
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  on the London underground, all his notes, his analysis gone.
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  He was disappointed. Hopkins heard this and said wait here,
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  and he ran to fetch the book from his trailer.
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  He showed Piffer it was the same book, Piffer's handwriting,
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  his notes, everything. Somehow the universe sent that book to
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  the actor playing the lead, and then the universe sent
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  the book back to its owner. Now here's a story
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  of the law of attraction. Robert Todd Lincoln, Abraham Lincoln's
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  son attracted death presidential death. April fourteenth, eighteen sixty five.
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  Robert was at the White House when his father left
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  for Ford's Theater. We know how that ended. Sixteen years later,
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  July second, eighteen eighty one, Robbert was Secretary of War
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  walking into the Baltimore Epotomic train station. President Garfield was
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  shot right there in front of Robert. He saw it happen.
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  September sixth, nineteen oh one. Now Robert was president of
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  Pullman Company. He arrived at the Pan American Exposition. Minutes later.
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  President McKinley was shot again. Robert was there three presidents,
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  three assassinations, one man president at all of them. But
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  here's the synchronicity that haunted Robert. Years before his father died.
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  Robert fell onto train tracks in Jersey City. The train
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  was coming. He was about to be crushed. A stranger
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  grabbed his collar and yanked him to safety. That stranger
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  was one of the most famous actors in the country,
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  Edwin Booth, the brother of John Wilkes Booth. Two brothers,
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  both famous actors, both connected to Abraham Lincoln. One brother
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  would save the president's son and the other would assassinate him.
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  These patterns are a little too perfect. This isn't random.
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  This is reality organizing itself. To be able to influence
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  reality would be the ultimate power. That's why people have
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  been studying this technique for thousands of years. But here's
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  the secret they don't want you to know. Anyone can
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  learn to change their reality at will, even you. Doctor
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  Joe Despends that had a patient who couldn't walk. He
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  was paralyzed from the waist down. Doctors said it was permanent,
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  but then the patient started meditating, and not just regular meditation,
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  quantum field meditation. He visualized his nerve endings, connecting and rebuilding.
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  He focused on feeling his legs working perfectly. Six months later,
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  he walked into dispense's office. No wheelchair, no crutches, He walked.
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  The doctors couldn't explain it, but this spends a cold.
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  The patient had tapped into the quantum field where all
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  possibilities exist. And this isn't wishful thinking. This is the
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  practical application of quantum physics. When you observe something at
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  the quantum level, you change it. That's the observer effect.
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  A particle exists in all states at once until you
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  observe it, Then it exists in only one state. Your
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  consciousness can tap into the quantum field. At this moment.
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  Infinite realities are laid out before you. Every nanosecond, infinite
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  decisions are being made that cause the infinite possibilities to
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  collapse into this one reality. But you can learn to
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  influence the outcome of all those decisions. You can alter
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  your small corner of reality. Setting clear intentions is the
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  first step. You can't be vague, like wishing for more money.
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  You have to be specific detailed. You have to say,
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  I receive a time ten thousand dollars bonus on March fifteenth.
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  The universe needs precise instructions, but thinking isn't enough. You
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  need emotion gratitude. Specifically, feel grateful for what you're manifesting
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  as if it already happened. Concentrate on that feeling of
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  believing it already happened. Your brain doesn't know the difference
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  between a real experience and a vivid imagination. That's why
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  athletes visualize perfect performance. Their muscles respond as if they
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  actually practiced. Donald Hoffman spent thirty years studying consciousness. He
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  believes what we perceive as reality is nothing more than
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  a user interface, like computer icons on a desktop. Behind
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  every icon, behind every pixel is complex code, and what
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  we see isn't really here space time objects. They're all icons,
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  all pixels. Consciousness is the only thing that's real now.
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  If Hoffman is right, and reality is just an interface,
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  you can hack it and people do it every day
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  without realizing it. Think about someone and they call need
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  a parking spot. What opens up? Worry about something and
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  it happens that last one's important. Reality doesn't judge good
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  or bad, It just responds. So be careful what you
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  focus on. You'll know when you're connecting with the universal field.
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  You'll see signs. Some people always notice clocks when they
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  read eleven to eleven. Other people have numbered patterns they
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  see everywhere in dates, addresses, then numbers of cars, look around.
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  License plates contain messages, so to song lyrics. Reality is
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  constantly communicating with you. You just have to learn the language.
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  Some people see results immediately, others take months. The difference
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  is doubt. Every doubt is a new instruction to the
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  universe to not honor your original request. If you can
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  conceive it and believe it, you can achieve it. We
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  all know the story is about the highly successful CEO
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  who visualizes his entire day each morning, every meeting, every decision,
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  every outcome. He's not psychic, he's programming reality. You've heard
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  of vision boards. If you don't have one, create one
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  right now. Put a corkboard somewhere where you can see
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  it every day, and on my board in pictures of
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  everything you want. A dream house, a car, a boat,
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  a travel destination, even handwritten notes to yourself about landing
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  the perfect job or finding your soulmate. Study that board
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  every day. You'll be surprised at what happens. You might
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  not buy that yacht tomorrow. But by setting clear intentions,
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  those trillions of microdecisions will guide you to your goal. Now,
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  these aren't miracles. This is technology, ancient technology that we
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  forgot how to use. But a part of you remembers
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  how to communicate with reality because reality is us. All
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  of us were all connected. Our shared consciousness is always listening.
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  It wants your dreams to come true. All you have
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  to do is ask. Synchronicities are real. We've got the
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  photos of the two Laura Buxton's young's beetle tapped on
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  that window. Anthony Hopkins bound that exact book. These things happened.
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  So is the universe really responding to our thoughts? Well,
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  here's where it gets tricky. Critics point out that our
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  brains evolved to see patterns in randomness. This is called paradolia.
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  Rustling in the bushes could be wind, or it could
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  be a predator. The ones who assumed predator live longer,
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  so we're wired to see connections even when they're not there. Now,
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  the skeptics have a point. Millions of twins get separated
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  to birth, some are bound to have weird similarities. We
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  only hear about the impossible ones. This is called survivorship bias,
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  cherry picking facts to support hypothesis while ignoring everything else.
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  Take the Laura Buston balloon. Release enough balloons over enough years,
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  the odds are you'll eventually create an impossible story. The
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  odds are extremely low, I'll admit, but they're not zero.
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  Critics also say, the CEO who visualizes this perfect day,
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  that's not tapping into some universal field. That's just preparation
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  and confidence. But the skeptics can't explain everything. The Global
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  Consciousness Project is real. Random number generators do show patterns
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  during major world events. September eleventh, Tsunamis elections. Princeton's pair
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  lab ran for twenty eight years, millions of trials. Now,
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  the effects were tiny, but they were real. Consciousness affected
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  those machines. The observer effect is proven physics. When you
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  observe a quantum system, you change it. Some physicists think
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  consciousness might be fundamental to reality. Others think consciousness is reality. No,
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  you can't manifest a yacht, but mind and matter are
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  more connected than we thought. So you can put yourself
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  on a path where you're making decisions that lead to
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  that yacht. But you have to keep visualizing, just like
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  Tesla visualized his inventions. It's all about seeing it and
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  thinking about it and focusing on the problem and the solution.
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  Have you ever gone to sleep with the problem in
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  your mind and woke up with the answer I have?
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  In the early nineteenth century, scientists were baffled by benzene,
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  and stable. Chemists tried to replicate it, but they didn't
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  know how to arrange the molecules prevert Kickile discovered the
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  structure of benzene in his sleep. He had a dream
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  of a snake eating its tail a ring. That was
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  the breakthrough. Benzene is so strong and so stable because
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  it's built like a hexagonal ring. This discovery was hugely
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  forward in chemistry. It changed and created entire industries. Dmitry
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  mental Leaves saw the periodic table in a dream. Now,
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  these aren't manifestations, but they're not random either. That's why
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  every ancient culture has similar techniques. Prayer, meditation. It's all
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  about visualizing the outcome. Now, the military spent millions on
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  remote viewing, and it worked sometimes, but it worked enough
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  that it was better than chance, better than nothing. So
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  where does that leave us? Synchronicities happen more than statistics predict.
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  Consciousness can influence physical systems in small ways. Princeton proved it.
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  I tend to believe Carl Jung that were all part
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  of a vast neural network. Each of us is one
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  of billions of nodes of the same consciousness. Now, most
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  of the time we're out of sync. Events are chaotic,
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  the signals are random. But sometimes the signals align. Someone
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  thinks of you, you think of them. The phone rings. Now.
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  I don't know if consciousness creates reality or reality creates consciousness,
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  but I know it's listening now. I'm not here to
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  convince you with that. I'm not asking you to believe
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  in universal collective consciousness. I'm just asking you to be
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  open to it. How simple, Be positive, be kind, be confident,
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  and be grateful. If you make these small adjustments and
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  I'm wrong, your life will still be happier. But if
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  I'm right, and these adjustments allow you to bend reality
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  to your will and control your own destiny, You'll end
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  up asking yourself one simple question, what took me so long?
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