Science Proves Spirituality

There exists a significant amount of scientific evidence that the mainstream never talks about, yet points to a very different reality that is in opposition to mainstream pseudo-sciences. Here are eight different concepts and studies that point to reality being very different from what we are told.

A topic that has been extensively researched and many books have been written about, children all across the realm in every culture who remember having lived past lives.

Tens, maybe even hundreds of thousands of reports of people who have experienced near death experiences. Roughly 90% of all experiences share similar outlines with one another.

Studies pointing to the human mind's psycho-kinetic ability to influence the outputs of a random number generator.

Studies showing the increase in performance of individuals who engage in visualization.

Twenty peer reviewed studies and more than fifty demonstrations have found that when a relatively small proportion of a population practice Transcendental Meditation and its advanced programs there is a decrease in negative trends such as crime, violence and fatalities (The Maharishi effect).--Which deserves it's own post in full.

The rice experiment establishes how our intentions can alter the material world.

Research suggesting water is intelligent (for lack of a better word).

The science of gratitude and forgiveness, and their positive effects on health (which also deserves it's own post).

This science points to the existence of a broader reality that is very subtle and can be easily missed if not examined closely. The simplest way to begin to notice it is, start paying more attention to coincidences, and consider from a broader perspective why they may have occurred.

This concept of coincidence, in my experience, is not a happenstance random linking of two seemingly unrelated events, but instead, a fundamental feature of our reality. Some people would call this an aspect of "the law of attraction."

Slowly, over time, I began implementing this data cited above into my world view, it took years for all of this to start coming together, but when it finally became more and more my personal expectation of the reality, I also then started experiencing anecdotal evidence in my own life confirming the veracity of these concepts. Of course anecdotal evidence is proof of nothing, however, this reality has a quirk to it in a way that it's very nature makes it difficult for multiple individuals to come to one objective truth; since a feature of the reality is that it's always showing us what we each individually believe to be true.

This quirk of reality shows why it can still be a relevant and helpful tool to help others understand their own experiences of reality.

What really pushed me over the edge on all this was all the scientific evidence that proves that the Earth is a topographical plane rather than an oblate spheroid.

I have already poked enough holes in the theory of relativity, quantum mechanics, gravity, outer space, the problem of the distance of celestial objects, and the problem of southern hemisphere distances being significantly greater than northern hemisphere ones in other posts. If you are anything like me, when I first heard someone say the Earth is flat, I thought it was the dumbest thing I ever heard. If you think the same, I'd encourage you to not just dismiss it, and prove to yourself that the idea is dumb. I finally looked, then found out it was the globe belief that had no evidence.

With all that said, if this is something you're interested in pursuing, this is what I suggest:

1. Ask the universe, or God, or whatever you want to think it could potentially be that would answer, for an undeniable sign that there's something greater at play that you've been missing. Recognize that the way you ask is important, and that your attitude towards it matters. For example, if you think it's dumb and say it flippantly, the reality would not show you something you don't believe could be true. A wise man does not maintain such rigid beliefs otherwise it might appear as if he knows everything--which any individual of reasonable intelligence would suggest is impossible. You must believe it is possible.

2. Pay attention to what happens over the next few days. It could be a coincidence, it could be an answer to a question you've been asking from an unexpected source, or something else entirely. Keep an open mind and be receptive to it coming from somewhere completely unexpected.

3. If you receive a sign, take it as evidence that something greater could be going on, and begin working towards loosening the rigidity of your beliefs, as this will allow a wider range of potentialities to become possible. Then, continue asking for more understanding and insight. This continual asking for greater discernment and a wider perspective on the truth is a huge catalyst towards further personal/spiritual development, greater than maybe any other thing we could try to do. This is something, once I started asking this frequently, I began experiencing this, for lack of a better term to describe it, rampage of realizations and epiphanies, which greatly accelerated my own understanding.

Series of Conversations with ChatGPT, Part 1.