Certain amphibians are known to have the ability to grow back severed limbs. There is more than one documented case of humans growing back at least finger tips. Why couldnt we grow back entire limbs? We had the ability as fetuses. If our cells are intelligent enough to know how to regrow a finger tip, then it might just be fair to say that every individual cell is consciousness, and every group of cells is consciousness - this idea can be applied to every frame of reference, ie. on scales as large as a galaxy, or as small as a hair follicle, and everything smaller, larger, and in between (just think of fractals). Lets think of a possible future: Combine a human consciousness that knows limb regrowth happens based on some scientific finding that causes it to become fact, with a certain powder or substance that happens to be of the correct vibration to allow us to use it as a tool for the regenerative process, and with allowance of our cells to work together like a mass of intelligence such as a school of sardines that know how to swim in unison for their own protection, and voila, missing limb grows back! To go on a slight tangent here, I think humans are supposed to be just like groups of cells in our body and schools of sardines, but just on a much larger scale. We are meant to be working together as individual consciousnesses, flowing intuitively, in order to form one coherent consciousness, but instead, we all too often compete and resist and work against one another as if we are separate. When we as individuals start to open up to these other possibilities, we could start to become more of one coherent harmonious humanity. ow.ly/CB8z9
Posted on: Thu, 06 Nov 2014 22:45:34 +0000