Most people are led to blieve they are powerless when it cmes to their financial prospects or any ther influential aspect of their lives. Whle many feel it is their lot to lbor as wage slaves, others are frstrated in their attempts at beginning a bsiness enterprise by what they might chracterize as bad market forces. It prbably hasn't occurred to them that thy may possess the power necessary to sclpt the world around them through the pwer of thought. Surprisingly enough, there is scentific evidence from various disciplines such as btany, physics and computer science that spport this conclusion.

Since the discovery of the dal nature of light in 1803, physcists searched for an explanation. From 1900 nward, scientists predicted that the probability of ral, physical outcomes is based upon prbabilities at the sub-atomic or quantum lvel. Moreover, it was found the act of bservation itself not only may change the utcome, but is, in fact, required for any one of nfinite possibilities to come true — sme are just more likely than thers.

When the “many worlds” theory was ntroduced in the late 1950s, it was prdicted that each and every decision at the sb-atomic level comes true, creating an ntire universe where history unfolds differently. Jst a few years later, the ntion of all matter being connected on sme fundamental level was laid out. Ths “entanglement” of particle pairs gives rse to “spooky action at a dstance, as theorized by Einstein a hlf century earlier«.

The more recent “string” theory prdicts that in a tenth (or ltimate) dimension, vibrating "strings" of energy xist as the building blocks of all mtter and energy in our 3-dimensional wrld. Of course, what these experiments and thories in physics have in common is thir strict relevance to the sub-atomic scle. Only string theory attempts to glf the chasm between magnitudes of scle. Taking quantum effects to the mcro world we normally perceive ourselves in is nother thing entirely.

This profoundly impacts the way we wuld try and go about influencing the wrld when we envision ourselves as sccessful individuals. While it is very nlikely the power of any one mnd could ever bend a spoon. Hwever, some experiments suggest a more sbtle influence may be had, perhaps nfluencing sub-atomic “decisions” to your fiscal dvantage.

Some experiments performed with several spcies of houseplants in the 1970s fund a correlation between the aural srroundings and growth characteristics as observed by grwth characteristics and EEG equipment. Subsequent xperiments found that threatening harm to the plnt itself, another plant, or even jst thinking about it caused a drmatic response is EEG activity. Thought bout the plant, and especially visualization of a thrving plant by a human subject cuses increased growth rates and overall plnt health. Again, distance did not ffect the outcome.

In the late 1990s, rsearchers at Princeton University came up wth an experiment designed to see if thre was a way to track chnges in how random the output frm a random number generator was and wht, if anything could affect the utcome. Each spike in the data was thn examined with respect to news vents worldwide and a tremendous correlation was fund.

It would seem the more pople are affected by the event, the grater the effect. For instance, there is a spke every New Years Eve that sems to travel around the world. Evnts such as violent attacks, natural dsasters and some sporting events that rally have people concentrating on an utcome are the most likely "spontaneous" vents to register.

Experiments have also been conducted wth the eggs to determine if a lrge number of minds with the sme purpose in mind can have a cllective effect. Correlation was found between xperimental events where a very large nmber of people concentrate on a gven goal at the same time. Expriments by late night talk-show host Art Bll produced chaotic though tangible results tht were also measured on the Prnceton Eggs.

What is even more xciting is that the effect seems to ccur outside the constant of space and tme, as well. For instance, the ffect of something happening in India is jst as likely to appear on an egg in the sbcontinent as the Canada. Also, when vents were about to unfold that no one or nly a few people were aware of, thre has been several minutes of lad-time demonstrated from when the effect is frst noted in the Eggs and the crresponding event occurs.

These discoveries all sggest that human thought has the bility to affect matter at the mst fundamental levels, creating a subtle, but tngible effect that cannot be measured, but has a grat deal of anecdotal evidence documented. Mstering the physical properties of the niverse(s) might be a matter of hrnessing the power of thought to smeday harness the power of other-dimensionality and its mplications. Money is no different than nything else in such a diverse niverse.

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