Hi guys, today I want to continue discussing the possible collective memory and informational field
and its relationship with the natural electromagnetic resonances of Earth,
the Schumann resonances. I think there is a fundamental connection between these two and
this connection might help us understand several well-known concepts; which includes psychiatrist
Carl Jung’s Collective unconscious, Dr. Rupert Sheldrake’s Morphic resonance, and the Akashic
records believed by Edgar Cayce and Rudolf Steiner. This special field might also relate
to Dr. Michael Levin’s Collective intelligence proposal. These concepts more or less refer to
a collection of knowledge, thought, action and memory of every life form beyond time and space.
This collection or memory record is accumulative and inherent, and can occasionally subtly
influence individuals. It might sound incredible to some people but it’s not pseudoscience.
Such a concept came from the phenomena scientists observed during experiments and research, to make
sense of the extraordinary phenomena they saw, these researchers came up with this hypothesis.
Actually, there is mounting evidence presenting the real possibility that we are all connected
to a massive planet-wide information or consciousness field, and sometimes we can
tune into this field to gain insights. So, how is information and memory preserved in the 1st place?
How can all these intangible memories of humans and animals form a field? If there is really
a collection of knowledge and wisdom then is there a method to assist us to connect to it?
To answer these questions, I believe we need to focus on a critical element, the so-called
heartbeat of the Earth: the Schumann resonances. These natural resonances might have in fact helped
with preserving vast memories and constructing the global informational field. They might also reveal
potential access to this collective memory and intelligence field. Interested? Let’s dive in.
Our brains are made up of billions of neurons. When they fire — by sending
information to nearby neurons — they give off electrical signals. Each neuron produces
its own electrical signals and these combined signals create oscillations known as brain waves.
Brainwaves are extremely low frequency waves and are widely recognized as five categories based
on their frequencies; each type of brainwave is associated with different brain activities.
For example, delta waves are produced in deep and dreamless sleep. Theta brainwaves occur when we
are drifting off to sleep or just before we wake up. They are also dominant in deep meditation.
Beta waves are the most common waves observed while we are awake. At the root of all our
thoughts, emotions, behaviors and memory is the generation and propagation of our brainwaves.
Brain waves are usually measured through a procedure called electroencephalography (EEG),
where sensors are placed on the scalp. This means brainwaves as a type of electromagnetic signals
are not limited to the brain. From the origin of an electromagnetic wave such as brainwaves,
it will propagate outwards in all directions. Since brainwaves can be detected outside the
skull, that suggests from there these waves can start traveling everywhere in the air.
Humans and animals are all brainwave generators and broadcasters whether awake or sleep.
Therefore, we can imagine there must be tremendous number of brainwaves that have
originated from living beings throughout history. Can these brainwaves combine and
resonate thus forming a collective memory and informational field? Some argue that
brainwaves are too weak and they die out too quickly before having the chance to mingle and
interact with other brainwaves in order to form a field. Brainwaves are indeed extremely weak;
maybe it would be impossible for these waves alone to broadcast and accumulate into a wave field.
But what if brainwaves can hitchhike through some other carrier waves? What if there is already a
preexisting planet-scale wave field which share similar frequencies with brainwaves? If this is
the case, then even the weak signals generated by our brains would have much better odds to preserve
and amass into a collective brainwave field which contains immense information and memory.
As it turns out, there is a preexisting wave or resonance field on Earth, the Schumann resonances.
More importantly, these Schumann resonances share a similar frequency range with our brainwaves,
so they could work as carrier waves for brainwaves to conveniently hop on. Schumann resonances on
Earth are caused by lightning, solar flares and other natural disturbances; and they encircle
the globe. There are roughly 2,000 lightning roll over Earth at any given moment, producing around
50 flashes of lightning every second. Lightning produces electromagnetic fields and waves in all
frequency ranges. The space between the surface of the Earth and the conductive ionosphere acts
as a closed, variable-sized waveguide. The dimensions of the Earth cause this waveguide
to function as a resonator for electromagnetic waves in the extremely low frequency band.
As a result, the Schumann resonances appear as distinct peaks at extremely
low frequencies around 7.8, 14, 20, 27 and 33 Hz, very much like most of the brainwave frequencies.
Btw Schumann resonances are natural phenomena and might exist on other planets as well,
though the frequencies would vary based on planet sizes and other conditions.
Let’s not forget that as the Earth’s natural resonances, the Schumann resonances likely
took shape since the formation of the planet’s atmosphere, which is way before the arrival of
complex life forms. Since these Schumann resonances correlate with the sizes of the
planet’s resonating cavity, although they change slightly in amplitudes and frequencies from
day to day, they generally peak around the same frequencies. That implies these waves might have
been fairly consistent for billions of years and were present at the beginning of life on Earth.
All living beings, every animal species that ever existed on this planet, are born and grow under
the Schumann resonances; and thereby are expected to be influenced by this electromagnetic field.
It’s even possible that the Schumann resonances played a role in the creation of life and
consciousness, especially considering they share similar frequencies with brainwaves.
Since the discovery of Schumann resonances in the 1950s, many studies have been published
discussing the synchronizing effects, the possible correlation between Schumann resonances and human
brain activity. Multiple experiments monitored EEGs and Schumann resonances; and found that
variations in the EEG corresponded with changes in the Schumann resonances across the daily cycle.
There is a recognizable correlation between human brain activity and Schumann resonances.
Living organisms on Earth are immerged with Schumann resonances the entire time.
Like the air we breathe in, these extremely low frequency waves are everywhere.
They might even literately pass through our bodies and the buildings we reside in.
Although we don’t know much about the effect of Schumann resonances to us, they are a fundamental
component of our living conditions. In 2021, researchers from NASA and Stanford University
wrote a report on the Impact of the Schumann Resonances on Human and Mammalian Physiology.
They proposed the question on whether the absence of the Schumann Resonances can be a stressor for
humans, which will affect the moon-landing astronauts in longer duration missions.
Since both Schumann resonances and brainwaves are naturally in the extremely low frequency range,
it’s conceivable that they can interrelate and resonate. Resonance occurs when an object
experiences an oscillating force that's close to one of its “natural” frequencies.
When weak brainwaves are in the right frequencies with preexisting Schumann resonances, these two
sets of waves can resonate like tuning forks. During this process, brainwaves might hitchhike
and become passengers on the special tour buses of Schumann resonances, which circle around the
world. At the end brainwaves are interwoven and became a part of the Schumann resonance field.
Because the peaks of Schumann resonances are largely consistent and are the stronger signals,
we can postulate that brainwaves match these particular frequencies would more likely survive
and be preserved. Therefore, if the accumulation of brainwaves from all generations really produced
a collective information and memory field by means of resonating with Schumann resonances,
then the composition of this brainwave field should correspond with Schumann resonances;
since the more abundant and stronger Schumann waves would serve as better
vehicles to carry and preserve more brainwaves in the same frequencies.
For that reason, by studying the distinct peaks of Schumann resonances and their coordinating
states in brainwaves, we might get an idea of the most dominant brainwaves in
the residual collective knowledge and memory field; plus how they might have affected us.
Matching the peaks of Schumann resonances, we can see the in-tuning human brainwaves
are in the theta, beta and gamma states; while the strongest signal comes from theta waves.
Theta waves range from 4 to 8 hz, they occur when a person is feeling drowsy,
in a light sleep, as well as in deep meditation. Beta rhythms dominate our normal waking state.
They are involved in conscious thought and logical thinking. Gamma frequencies are
considered the fastest brain waves. They mainly take place when we're highly alert and conscious.
Gamma waves are responsible for cognitive functioning, learning,
memory, and information processing. They are fleeting and show up as pulses.
The fundamental Schumann Resonance is the strongest at 7.8 Hz, in-line with the theta
state of human brainwaves. The stronger the Schumann signal, the more conservation
ability it possesses; consequently, resulting in more theta brain waves getting preserved.
On that account, it’s foreseeable that there might be more theta waves in the proposed
global consciousness brainwave field. Theta rhythm has long been implicated in learning and memory.
A 2020 research article states “the hippocampus supports memory encoding and retrieval,
which may occur at distinct phases of the theta cycle.” Theta frequencies happen in the barely
conscious states, the twilight zone between deep sleep and awaking. Theta waves are also present
during hypnosis and lucid dreams. Some say the theta state is the realm of our subconsciousness.
Let me remind you that scientific evidence shows that brainwaves synchronize noticeably
with Schumann resonances, which indicate that the brain can detect, tune into and respond
to a Schumann resonance signal. The stronger the signal, the more perceptible it is to the brain.
The strongest fundamental Schumann resonances peak at the theta band, which means there would
be more theta brainwaves being preserved. Conversely, the strengthened theta waves
would have a much better chance to be sensed by human brains through in-syncing frequencies.
This can cast light on the methods to link to and learn from the collective memory field.
In order to connect to this dim and fuzzy collection of thoughts, memory and ideas,
we need to get our brains to be in sync, in the same frequencies with the carrier waves,
the Schumann resonances. The most reachable frequency would be the strongest of them all,
the foundational 7.8 hz which belong to our theta state. What does that mean? We
are more likely to gain access to the massive consciousness field subconsciously when we are
dozing off or waking up, having a lucid dream, in a trance or hypnotic mind, or in deep meditation.
The phrase “sleep on it” could be an even more effective way in decision-making than we realize.
On another note, because we are more prone to be affected by theta waves of the field, the
memory or information we receive mostly comes from previous barely conscious or subconscious brains.
Interestingly, there are significant scientific discoveries made in dreams, such as Mendeleev’s
periodic table. Mendeleev’s own words are: “In a dream I saw a table where all the
elements fell into place as required. Awakening, I immediately wrote it down on a piece of paper.”
Was this due to his searching and un-resting mind, or the influence of the brainwave field, or both?
How can we tell? To clarify, I’m definitely not saying that findings formed in dreams are
products of the collective intelligence field. On the contrary, I believe humans are fully
capable of making great discoveries by their own individual brain power. While without belittling
our creative mind, maybe the vast brainwave field sometimes does work in our favor, to inspire us
and possibly guide us to the right paths like an unseen electric current that turns our lights on.
Here I can’t help bringing up Edgar Cayce. This famous psychic claimed
to be able to access the Akashic records, the compendium of all the events, thoughts,
emotions and intentions throughout history. The way Cayce connected
to the records was to put himself in a trance-like condition. In this condition,
it’s said he can place his mind in contact with the universal consciousness of all time and space.
The concept of Akashic Records is comparable to the collective brainwave field. Being in a trance
or hypnosis would trigger theta brainwaves. Theta waves are in tune with the dominant atmospheric
brainwaves within the overarching Schumann resonance field. Hence Cayce might truly have
bridged his own brainwaves with the collective data field whereby he received his prophesies.
However, we need to realize that the signals we perceive from this field might not be
all true and mighty. Thanks to our different backgrounds, fields of knowledge, interests,
diverse experiences, temperaments and much more, all individuals are unique and we would
have different perceptions and conclusions even when presented with the same data.
For example, Mendeleev’s periodic table dream would only be meaningful to him. Or perhaps
only Mendeleev’s brainwaves would resonate with the specific theta signal to induce his dream.
Moreover, this collective field consists of residual brainwaves
which are not guaranteed to contain accurate or correct information.
There might be a mixture of amazing insights, common knowledge, various emotions, prejudices
and misleading voices. I imagine that whoever tunes into the field would probably still need
to interpret signals and make their own judgments. This complex brainwave field might not be like
the movie Matrix where people learn new skills simply through a quick upload to their brains.
Ok, to summarize, I propose that the extremely low frequency natural resonances of Earth,
the Schumann resonances, resonated with brainwaves of the same frequencies which
helped strengthen and preserve these informational brainwaves.
The organic and natural accumulating and thinning of brainwaves eventually created a
dynamic subfield which is “carried” and integrated into the Schumann resonance electromagnetic field.
I hypothesize this collection of brainwaves could be the planet-level memory and informational field
referred to as Morphic resonance, Collective unconscious and the Akachic records.
This field contains remainder information of former and current living beings,
which can sometimes affect humans and animals subconsciously. We might be able to access this
field and the easiest possible way is through the theta brain state, which can happen right before
one falls asleep or wakes up, or during meditation or hypnosis. What do you think? If you like my
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