James Oschman: Consciousness: A User's Guide | 2019 Soil & Nutrition Conference
Channel: Bionutrient Food Association
Date: 2020-05-14

Consciousness: A User's Guide
James Oschman
https://bionutrient.org/

In our interconnected world, it is vital we learn how to take care of ourselves, and each other. Energy medicine has a lot to teach us about energetic hygiene. All of us are surrounded by biofields. Our thoughts affect our biofields, and our biofields instantaneously affect our personal health and the health of the people around us. What is the nature of these biofields? And where does thought reside? James will offer up for consideration research about individuals “without brains” – hydrocephalic patients who nonetheless scored average on intelligence tests. James will explain how this remarkable story can be, and how consciousness, memory, and intuition do not reside in the brain as such, but rather in a quantum information field, and look at how we can access and interact with that field.

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Jim Oschman

Jim Oschman is a biophysicist and an internationally recognized expert on the scientific basis for Energy and Informational Medicine. He has contributed scientific perspectives that clarify controversial issues such as the nature of biological energetics and energetic therapeutics. He has also written extensively on electromagnetic pollution, the mechanisms by which it can produce biological effects, and what can be done about it. Jim has written several popular books on the scientific basis of energy medicine, including Energy Medicine: the scientific basis (Churchill Livingstone, 2000), Energy Medicine in Therapeutics and Human Performance (Butterworth Heinemann, 2003), and the second edition of Energy Medicine: the scientific basis (Elsevier, 2016). He has also written about 120 articles, including some of the leading peer-reviewed scientific journals and journals on alternative medicine. He has contributed chapters and forwards for many books. Jim provides diverse and multi-disciplinary perspectives based on a variety of types of scientific research and personal experiences. Jim has presented lectures and workshops in about 25 countries around the world. His current research concerns the wellness benefits of connecting with the surface of the earth.