The Extrasensory perception of plants
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I feel like I'm talking to a plant whin I talk to my nephew.
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I love plants
I love you
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THIS IS WONDERFUL as l ALWAYS say, "Good morning" & talk to Sprout & "his roommate" like they r my friends as l've had Sprout now for almost 1 year!
I TRULY APPRECIATE that the BBC & others made a vid proving Consciousness and intelligence in plant life as I TRULY APPRECIATE my lovely plant Sprout & his "roommate"!!
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acacias understand the possibility of their own demise/doom ..... they contain dmt ..... interesting .... so does the brain its truly a spirit molecule of sorts ....
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i think this is very true and very intersting
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this video is really ridiculous. its concerning that people actually believe this and behave like plants are conscious; im glad you at least posted the description.
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This isn't really Extrasensory, since its entirely normal for plants to do this. If We could prove that one specific plant could do something that others of its species couldn't (sensorily) THAT would be extrasensory.
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you are a plant
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he is a vegetable
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Show this to a vegetarian and he/she won't know what to eat.
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And plants really love HEAVY METAL!!!! Thanks mythbusters
I actually don't feel bad eating plants only since I express my gratitude when I eat only plants and fruits. I give thanks and appreciation which many humans don't do. That's why it's imperative that this information gets passed on, so the human race doesn't forget.
vibrantenergy 3 years ago 2
So bless your food with love and gratitude before you eat them! :)
vibrantenergy 3 years ago 2
The notion that plants are capable of feeling emotions was first recorded in 1848, when Dr. Gustav Theodor Fechner, a German professor, suggested the idea in his book Nanna. He believed that plants are capable of emotions, just like humans or animals, and that one could promote healthy growth by showering plants with talk, attention, and affection.[1]
vibrantenergy 3 years ago