The Distance Between Us: Cells Separated From Body Remain Connected To It

Research has shown beyond any reasonable doubt that human emotion has a direct influence on the way our cells function in our body (reference 1).

During the 1990s, US Army scientists investigated whether or not the power of our feelings continues to have an effect on living cells, specifically DNA, once those cells are no longer part of the body.
If tissue samples were to be taken, would emotion still impact them either positively or negatively?

Following traditional, everyday thinking, once tissue, skin, organs or bones are removed from a person, any connection with those parts of the body should no longer exist. But an experiment carried out in 1993 shows that something very different is actually happening.

The US Army performed experiments to determine precisely whether the DNA/emotion connection continues following a separation, and if so, at what distances does it operate? (reference 2). The researchers started by collecting a swab of tissue and DNA from the inside of a volunteer’s mouth. This sample was then isolated and taken to another room in the same building, where they began to investigate a phenomenon that modern science says should not exist. In a specially designed chamber, the DNA was measured electrically to see if it responded to the emotions of the person it came from, the donor who was in another room a few hundred metres away.

In the room the ‘donor’ was in, the person was shown a series of video images designed to create genuine states of emotion inside the body. This material ranged from graphic wartime footage to erotic images to comedy. The idea was for the donor to experience a spectrum of real emotions within a brief period of time. While he was doing so, in another room his DNA was measured for its response. When the donor experienced emotional ‘peaks’ and ‘dips’, his cells and DNA showed powerful electrical response at the same moment in time. Although the distances separating the donor and the sample were a few hundred metres, the DNA acted as if it was still physically connected to the person’s body.

The US Army discontinued their experiments with the donor and DNA separated by only a few hundred metres. However, one of the researchers continued the experiments at even greater distances – up to 350 miles (560 km) between the donor and the DNA sample (reference 3). Furthermore, the time between the donor’s experience and the cell’s response was gauged by an atomic clock located in Colorado. In each experiment, the interval measured between the emotion and the cells’ response was zero….the effect was simultaneous! Whether the cells were in the same room or separated by hundreds of kilometers , the results were the same. When the donor had an emotional experience, the DNA reacted as if it were still connected to the donor’s body in some way.

While this may sound quite weird, consider what this means. It means that there must be some sort of a connecting field linking all matter so that everything must be – and must remain – connected. As one of the researchers said: “There is no place where one’s body actually ends and no place where it begins.”(reference 3)

The implications of this are quite mind-boggling….If we can not separate people from the parts of their bodies, then what happens with organ transplants and blood transfusions? Do the two individuals somehow remain connected to each other? And what happens to the hundreds of contacts we have each day – by hugging someone we shed cells, so do ‘parts’ of us remain with them? Does this mean that we continue to be linked to the other as long as the DNA cells we share stay alive?

The answer to these questions is yes  - the link does exist. However, the quality of the connection appears to be determined by how conscious we are of its existence. During my own healing training we were taught to work consciously with organ transplants – taking care to separate the essence of the donor (and return it to them with deep gratitude) from the organ, and to begin to infuse the organ with the new essence of the receiver deep into the cells. Even though I learned to do this with deep awareness, I suspect that there is a still deeper level to this procedure involving the souls of those involved. And that is no simple, quick fix matter!

References:

1. G. Rein, M. Atkinson and R. McCraty. ‘The Physiological and Psychological Effects of Compasion and Anger.’ Journal of Advancement in Medicine (1995), volume 8, number 2, pages 87-103.

2. J. Motz. ‘Everyone and Energy Healer: The Treat V Conference’ Santa Fe, New Mexico. Advances: The Journal of Mind-Body Health, (1993), volume 9.

3. J. D. Thompson. ‘The Secret Life of Your Cells’. Center for Neuroacoustic Research (2000).
http://www.neuroacoustic.org/articles/articlecells.htm

General reference: G. Braden. ‘The Divine Matrix: Bridging Time, Space, Miracles and Belief’. Hay House Inc. (2007).