The Field: The Quest for the Secret Force of the Universe Reprint Edition, Kindle Edition

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In this groundbreaking classic, investigative journalist Lynne McTaggart reveals a radical new paradigm—that the human mind and body are not separate from their environment but a packet of pulsating power constantly interacting with this vast energy sea, and that consciousness may be central in shaping our world. The Field is a highly readable scientific detective story presenting a stunning picture of an interconnected universe and a new scientific theory that makes sense of supernatural phenomena. Documented by distinguished sources, The Field is a book of hope and inspiration for today's world.

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File Size: 1178 KB
Print Length: 300 pages
Publisher: HarperCollins e-books; Reprint edition (October 13, 2009)
Publication Date: October 13, 2009
Language: English
ASIN: B000V507D4
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Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #35,178 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)
- #2 in Controversial Religious Knowledge
- #6 in Quantum Theory (Kindle Store)
- #31 in Quantum Theory (Books)

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An interesting and informative book on some of the research being done on universal energy systems etc.

October 2, 2017

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As I have grown older into my senior years I have developed more of an open mind to reading about unusual and even strange topics. As a scientific minded person for most of my life I disregarded mystical and pseudoscience subjects; however, I did find this 268 page hardcover book (The Field: The quest for the secret force of the universe by Lynne McTaggart) very interesting and well researched. I purchased this volume at a bargain price on Amazon.

This book covers the results of various experiments in Quantum Physics, both early research and contemporary research studies. This book is organized in three parts with 12 detailed chapters covering the following subjects: The prologue gives us a look at “the coming revolution.” Part one (The resonating universe) covers light in the darkness, the sea of light, beings of light, the language of the cell and the resonating with the world. Part two (The extended Mind) explains the creative observer, sharing dreams, the extended eye and the endless here and now. Part three (Tapping into the field) covers the healing field, telegram from Gaia and the zero point age.

This book is thought provoking and explores the relationship between all of us and the universal energy fields. Some scientists believe that in the future science will look like magic. It seems some of the spooky things discovered through research in quantum physics are becoming more interesting every day.

Rating: 4 Stars. Joseph J. Truncale (Author: Seated Zen Karate for seniors and the physically challenged).

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momentummikey

One of those rare, years later, favorite Re-Reads! thanks Lynne for some thought provoking materials.

January 30, 2016

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Some have called it the Causal plane, the Monadic plane, Adi, or Buddhic Plane, but Lynne discusses it as "The Field", from the quantum physicists Zero Point Field. The tag line "The Quest for The Secret Force of the Universe" says it all.

Read it with a sense of journey and wonderful possibilities.
Lynne covers such topics as The Zero Point Field, Coherence, Psychokinesis, and the connections between Consciousness and Healing, and Intention. The Field discusses and connects research from such scientists as James Clerk Maxwell, Fritz-Albert Popp, Michael Faraday, Jacques Benveniste, Max Planck, Karl Pribram, David Bohm, Russel Targ, Niels Bohr, Werner Heisenberg, and Rupert Sheldrake.

With 35 pages of cited research and interview footnotes, a reader will appreciate the rock solid homework she's done on this quest, so WE don't have to.

Here's a few thoughts from The Field that really poked the fires in my own brain.
•By tapping into the Field, Consciousness has been shown to affect plant growth, bacteria growth, rodent behavior, cats and dogs, enzyme activity, crime rates and even Healing in strangers.
•Could this Zero Point Energy Field explain why "when closely packed together, atoms and molecules exhibit a collective behavior, forming what scientists have termed 'coherent domains'." This collective behavior can also be seen in crowd mentalities, or the beauty of schools of fish or flocks of birds as they instantly all change direction as one entity.
•Seeds, or the water used for those plants, when held (or thought about) by depressed people repeatedly showed suppressed growth. Contrary, holding or thinking of the seeds or water in a positive manner - showed a statistical difference in growth.
•As quantum physicists continue to study the "Zero Point Field", even for sources of fuel, we are beginning to connect the sciences in the HOW of "Universal Connectedness".
•Molecules can respond to the vibration of another molecule in the same way AS IF it had actually touched the original molecule. Yes, biological chain reactions were initiated when just the Frequency was relayed. "Cells don't rely on the happenstance of collision but on electromagnetic signaling at low frequency electronic waves." (This explains how on average, some 100,000 chemical reactions per second in each cell in your body, could happen, rather than "blindly bumping into each other" like little solid billiard balls.)

Rarely does a book inspire such thought as this one. It's a definite Must Read, and was an enjoyable and equally as inspiring Re-Read years later for me. Most importantly it has Inspired my own imagination, a reaching for my own understanding of MY experience. That's all any author could ever really hope for, I'd think.

As most people know, new ideas can always seem heretical. Mostly due to the Momentum of the old thoughts and politics and feelings of insecurity.

The Field helps orchestrate a new momentum. Congratulations Lynne!

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Craig Lang

Changed my view - again...

March 29, 2016

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I had read this book once, quite a few years ago, and just like that time, it changed my view of the life process.
While my views of how life seems to work have been evolving, Lynne McTaggart's descriptions of the scientific process, her discoveries, and her thoughts on their meaning prompted me to revisit some of my own. I loved her descriptions of the interactions between scientists, and how they met wish such resistance from those in the mainstream of the scientific community.

I would highly recommend this book to anyone beginning to look into field medicine, energy work, or wanting to see how science really works.

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Jared I.

A Needed Book

July 30, 2014

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I wish more books were as progressive and ahead of their time as this one. The author correctly points out that most scientists are "subtracting God out of their equations"; for almost the entire book I thought she was doing the same thing, until the very end where she revealed that she was not doing that. Interestingly enough I think my favorite parts were the end, but also the preface. I like how she rightfully questions Darwinism and Newtonian physics. This book has a lot of useful information on Consciousness research. She also said that it seems clear that consciousness resides in our entire bodies; I think that was proven decades ago in fact. How else can a bacteria be alive, when all it is is a jelly bean with an RNA strand inside(no brain). Lots of organisms do not have brains but they are fully alive and have their own free will.

I also really liked when she was talking about how this Zero Point Field could be used, in the future, for an endless energy source and for space travel. And I agree that everything that happens in our Universe is recorded in The Field as information.

I think this book would benefit everyone, and I hope I can live to see the day when the notion that we live in a random, meaningless Universe dies a very hard and permanent death.

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