In the '90s, I couldn't devour enough books on anything esoteric, mainly because it was difficult to find many. At that time, anything connected with the concept of the spirit world was particularly frowned upon as something ridiculous and unbelievable, even by those who followed a religion that claimed miracles and resurrections. I never understood this, but, then again, we live in this world that believes only that which can be seen, heard, and physically touched as valid, all the while contradicted by lofty thoughts of a God in the sky. As to sight, I only catch glimpses into the spirit realm. Auditorily, I have heard things said by unseen beings but only on the cusp of a dream. Physically though, this is something I am quite familiar with. Normally when you think of someone who channels spirits, you, like me, probably imagine them to see or hear energies. I'm not one of those. I either physically feel them or receive what I like to call "downloads." It wa...

  The first time I heard of the morphogenetic field was through reading Moray B. King's Tapping the Zero-Point Energy . I was drawn to quantum physics last Fall when my whole world started to become surreal with the first sighting of energy strands. Though his book is quite technical and specific to inventors and scientists, the comparisons he would make to the law of attraction fascinated me and had me devouring the, for all intents and purposes, foreign language of specs and scientific formulas. It was only 2 days ago that a similar phrase, morphogenetic studies , popped up in a completely unrelated topic - that of covid-19. As I like to do extreme research when it comes to anything that fascinates I found a scholarly report on the biological specifics of the virus. To be quite honest, once I found that phrase, I got sidetracked. For, in my handbook of things to look out for, phrases I've never heard of before that start popping up with more frequency need attention, for the ...