2022-10-16
If Clif High and Martin Geddes deal with the spirituality of the individual, does that spirituality of a group of individuals create a spirituality of the crowd?
Certainly there is evidence that a group can work as one in surprising ways - we only have to consider the movements of a shoal of fish or a murmuration of starlings to understand that the individuals in the group are not synchronised by eyesight or sound or any of the usual senses, so is a similar phenomenon discernible in humans?
The Pulse brings us up to date with some startling research that should make us sit up and pay attention:
"as we practice heart coherence and radiate love and compassion, our heart generates a coherent electromagnetic wave into the local field environment that facilitates social coherence"
It doesn't take much imagination to deduce that those who are surrounded by troubled people who transmit unsynchronised or negative vibes may be negatively affected, whilst those surrounded by positive and loving people will be supported.
"theoretically it is possible that enough people building individual and social coherence could actually contribute to an unfolding global coherence"
This frames the hackneyed concept of "we the people" in an entirely new and potentially hugely powerful light.
