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The Morphogenic Field is Real and These Scientists Show How to Use It to Understand Nature - Resonance Science FoundationWilliam Brown and Dr Amira Val Baker; Torus Tech Research Scientists In a new study, Chris Jeynes and Michael Parker pose the question: How does nature produce such stunning symmetry and order in many systems observed across enormous scales? Under the microscope, a snowflake shows intricate patterning and remarkable symmetry, and in a telescope the …

Plants talk, communicate, understand, react and know what you are doing/ thinking and intent.

We need to understand living creatures as they are. Learning their language. Understanding their signals. The World Wide Wood Web; it's time to connect into the World Wide Wood Web wwww! and understanding Nature as it is - You are Nature-

Learning to see plants, understanding and communicating with Nature.

A wonderful World Wide Wood Web is coming and growing more and more into human mind. Making connections with us. We learn to understand Nature. To work together in harmony to have and to create a better future. Nature and Natural living as a central point. Understanding Nature and working together as an assential goal. There are a lot of good examples how to act ; www.ffrmnetwork.org More knowledge about the World Wide Wood Web ; https://sites.google.com/view/theworldwidewoodweb/the-world-wide-wood-web Ecovrede

We like to learn together everyday in understanding Nature The World Wide Wood Web Participate on your own way and have a nice day and a new future

The World Wide Wood Web is much better as the World Wide Web! :)

It's an Natural Living Web around the World, in every country. If we like to reconnect with Nature Change your WWWW to World Wide Wood Web! Soon you will understand why. www.ffrmnetwork.org

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Native People tel us how to live in harmony with Nature and how Important it is To understand Nature Link.

Onze planeet als organismeDe Gaia-hypothese stelt dat alle levende en niet-levende elementen op de aarde samenwerken als één groot organisme dat tracht om de planeet te handhaven als een fitte en prettige leefomgeving. De hypothese werd bedacht in het begin van de jaren zeventig door de Britse chemicus James Lovelock. Tijd voor een nieuw leven.

‘Wood wide web’—the underground network of microbes that connects trees—mapped for first timeGlobal census of forest fungi suggests warming could trigger soil carbon bomb

Youtube: How trees secretly talk to each other and ; 'Trees that talk' the World Wide Wood Web

Do you see; there are a lot of examples how the old system destroys communities and nature because of a wrong understanding in the natural principals..? A computer or a model on your desk is something else as a natural living network formed in a thousand years. It's necessary to change your mindset. Any destruction or polluting is always disturbing the natural order - your own responsibility. It's like destroying your own health.. and future. Nature has the lead. Always You need to assimilate into the natural processes.

We need to learn a non destructive natural stimulating working principals and facts to have a future. www.ffrmnetwork.org World Wide Wood Web

More about Natural prncipals in Congo ; https://sites.google.com/view/theworldwidewoodweb/africa-ffrm-network/congo

More about Native People as Nature Protectors ; https://sites.google.com/view/ffrmnetworkfoodforests/indigenous-people-nature-protectors