This is generated by the complex web of currents, as all movement of electrical charge generates a magnetic field around itself that rises and falls at the same frequency of the parent current. Work is done to generate these fields and they, in turn, can cause new currents to flow as their lines of force, or flux, act upon mobile charge. This electrical to magnetic action, and vice versa, is termed electromagnetic induction . The science of Bioelectromagnetism studies these two aspects of biological activity, but cytomagnetism receives scant reference in the textbooks. It is difficult to detect and is generally assumed to be as irrelevant to cell function as the noise of the whistle is to the boiling kettle.
Cytomagnetic fields form the substance of cellular experiential reality.
Subjectivity came into existence when these fields were first formed. During conscious experiencing a mechanism known as Flicker Fusion ensures that individual images of momentary duration, as in vision, fuse into an experiential solidity of image continuity in mental space . Let us assume that flicker fusion is a field mechanism whereby stable experiential features emerge as field frequencies interact and that these form the experiential self of the cell. Because field configuration patterns would be shaped by the genetically determined biochemical activity of the cell a range of mean field configurations would subjectively represent cell function, becoming the experiential reference norms that would act as the cytomagnetic givens of cellular self. Let us make a big jump and apply this hypothesis to the relationship between brain and mind.