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The Electromagnetism Active Role (Schumann & Geomag.)
Being mind of electromagnetic nature, is also expressed in correlated ways at other scales on Earth

Pablo Andueza Munduate

This section explores the dynamic interactions between Earth’s geomagnetic and electromagnetic fields and those generated by living organisms. Evidence highlights similarities in frequency ranges, coherence phenomena, and functional resonances, suggesting a bidirectional relationship. The interplay of Schumann resonances, brain waves, and cardiac electromagnetic activity offers insights into a possible unified framework for understanding life processes and consciousness within a planetary context. ...

This section includes detailed investigations into experimental findings, mechanisms, and theoretical implications, emphasizing the interconnectedness of life and planetary fields.

Earth’s electromagnetic field (EMF) serves as a natural and dynamic environment for biological systems. Resonances such as the Schumann frequencies align with endogenous oscillations in organisms, including brain and cardiac activity. This section examines the confluence between these fields and the implications for health, consciousness, and the Earth’s potential as a living entity. Experimental findings, theoretical models, and philosophical perspectives are explored to provide a comprehensive understanding of these interactions.

Key Interactions and Evidence:

  • Schumann Resonances and Brain Activity:

    • Schumann frequencies (e.g., 7.8 Hz) correspond to alpha brain wave frequencies, suggesting potential synchronization. Studies demonstrate coherence between EEG patterns and geomagnetic fluctuations (Saroka et al., 2016).

    • Experimental results indicate real-time coupling of human brain rhythms with Schumann resonances during periods of low geomagnetic noise. In one study, participants exposed to artificial Schumann-like oscillations showed enhanced cognitive performance and reduced stress markers (Becker et al., 2017).

    • Magnetic stimulation experiments with ELF fields matching Schumann frequencies have elicited altered states of consciousness, reinforcing the resonance hypothesis.

  • Cardiac Electromagnetic Fields and Geomagnetic Activity:

    • The electromagnetic field generated by the heart exhibits spectral overlap with Schumann frequencies, reinforcing coherence mechanisms (McCraty et al., 2018).

    • Heart rate variability studies suggest that meditative states enhance synchronization with geomagnetic activity, promoting health and psychological resilience. Longitudinal studies have linked increased geomagnetic coherence to lower rates of cardiovascular incidents during periods of calm solar activity.

  • Biological and Geological Field Resonances:

    • Vertebrate and invertebrate species exhibit electrical oscillations matching geomagnetic resonances. For example, zooplankton show peaks at 7 and 14 Hz, echoing Earth’s dominant resonance frequencies (Price et al., 2020).

    • Magnetic compass experiments reveal geomagnetic navigation abilities in migratory birds and marine animals, demonstrating sensitivity to geomagnetic field changes. Mechanisms involve magnetoreceptive cells containing biogenic magnetite, which interact with environmental fields to guide behavior.

Mechanistic Insights:

  • Energy Densities and Scale-Invariance:

    • The energy density generated by action potentials in neural networks matches that of atmospheric lightning when scaled to their respective volumes (Persinger, 2012). This suggests fractal-like similarities in energy dynamics across scales.

    • Microtubule systems in neurons resonate with Schumann frequencies, potentially facilitating information exchange between living systems and the environment. Microtubule oscillations have been proposed as mediators of quantum coherence, linking cellular activity to larger-scale electromagnetic phenomena.

  • Geomagnetic Coupling and Information Processing:

    • Quantitative models propose that geomagnetic fields function as a carrier for biologically relevant information, interacting with neural and cardiac systems to influence behavior and cognition (Persinger, 2015). These models are supported by experimental data showing phase-locked oscillations between human EEG signals and geomagnetic variations.

    • Studies on animals exposed to controlled magnetic perturbations reveal altered spatial memory and decision-making behaviors, suggesting that geomagnetic fields serve as environmental cues integrated into biological information processing.

Philosophical and Practical Implications:

  • The Earth as a Living System:

    • Dynamic geomagnetic activity, akin to a “breathing” cycle, reflects biological-like patterns in energy absorption and release (Makats, 2021). This perspective aligns with Gaia theory, which conceptualizes Earth as a self-regulating, living entity.

    • Schumann resonance coherence across ecosystems suggests a unifying biofield, where life forms interact with the Earth’s electromagnetic environment in a mutually sustaining dynamic.

  • Health and Environmental Synchronization:

    • Enhanced coherence between human biofields and Earth’s electromagnetic environment may reduce stress and support collective well-being. Practices like grounding (earthing) have been shown to increase resonance with natural electromagnetic rhythms, reducing inflammation and promoting recovery.

    • Fluctuations in geomagnetic fields during solar activity or eclipses highlight the interconnectedness of terrestrial and cosmic influences. Studies suggest that periods of geomagnetic turbulence correlate with increased incidents of anxiety, sleep disturbances, and cardiovascular stress, underscoring the need for mitigation strategies during geomagnetic storms.

Conclusion:
The convergence between Earth’s electromagnetic field and biological systems underscores a profound interconnection. Schumann resonances, brain and heart activity, and coherence phenomena suggest a shared framework of interaction, potentially linking life processes to planetary dynamics. Expanded investigations into these relationships offer transformative insights into health, consciousness, and the Earth’s role as a living system.

Keywords: Schumann resonances, geomagnetic activity, brain waves, coherence, biofields, Earth as a living system, electromagnetic interaction, magnetoreception.

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Favailable in PDFElectromagnetic Fields as a Natural Environment of Biological SystemsCommentary icon2021-(43)V. G. Makats
Favailable in PDFConsciousness, The Human Heart and The Global Energetic Field EnvironmentCommentary icon2021-(16)Rollin McCraty, Abdullah Al Abdulgader
Favailable in PDF and HTMLThe Spiritual HeartCommentary icon2020-(8)Micheline R. Anderson
Favailable in PDF and HTMLNatural ELF fields in the atmosphere and in living organismsCommentary icon2020-(8)Colin Price, Earle Williams, Gal Elhalel, Dave Sentman
Favailable in PDFOverview of the HearthMath Coherence Model in Advancing Health and Medical ScienceCommentary icon2019-(5)Stephen David Edwards
Favailable in PDFSolving the “Hard Problem”: Consciousness as an Intrinsic Property of Magnetic FieldsCommentary icon2019-(14)Todd Murphy
Favailable in PDF and HTMLThe influence of heart coherence on synchronization between human heart rate variability and geomagnetic activityCommentary icon2018-(7)Rollin McCraty, Mike Atkinson, Inga Timofejeva, Roza Joffe, Alfonsas Vainoras, Mantas Landauskas, A. Abdullah Alabdulgader, Minvydas Ragulskis
Favailable in PDF and HTMLTranslational brain rhythmicity reflected in spatial resonance within the human cerebrum from interhemispheric discrepanciesCommentary icon2016-(5)Kevin S. Saroka, Michael A. Persinger
Favailable in PDFA Fugal Discourse on the Electromagnetic Coupling of Electromagnetic Processes in the Earth-Ionosphere and the Human BrainNo comments yet icon2016-(245)Kevin S. Saroka
Aavailable in HTMLExploring Dimensions of the Media Dream: Functional Context in Collective PersonaeCommentary icon2016-(1)Rollin McCraty, Stephen Brock Schafer
Favailable in PDFQuantitative Shifts in the Second Harmonic (12- 14 Hz) of the Schumann Resonance Are Commensurate with Estimations of the Sleeping Population: Implications of a Causal RelationshipCommentary icon2016-(6)Kevin S. Saroka, Michael A. Persinger
Favailable in PDF and HTMLSimilar Spectral Power Densities Within the Schumann Resonance and a Large Population of Quantitative Electroencephalographic Profiles: Supportive Evidence for Koenig and PobachenkoCommentary icon2016-(22)Kevin S. Saroka, David E. Vares, Michael A. Persinger
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Aavailable in HTMLSpectral Power Densities of the Fundamental Schumann Resonance Are Enhanced in Microtubule Preparations Exposed to Temporally Patterned Weak Magnetic Fields: Implications for EntanglementNo comments yet icon2015-(1)Kevin S. Saroka, David E. Vares, Michael A. Persinger
Favailable in PDFSchumann Resonance and Brain Waves: A Quantum DescriptionCommentary icon2015-(9)Miroslaw Kozlowski, Janina Marciak-Kozlowska
Favailable in PDFQuantitative Evidence for Direct Effects Between Earth-Ionosphere Schumann Resonances and Human Cerebral Cortical ActivityNo comments yet icon2014-(29)Kevin S. Saroka , Michael A. Persinger
Favailable in PDFSchumann Resonance Frequencies Found within Quantitative Electroencephalographic Activity: Implications for Earth-Brain InteractionsNo comments yet icon2014-(9)Michael A. Persinger
Favailable in PDFThe central tendency relationships between earthquakes, quantum fluctuatuions, ant the human brainNo comments yet icon2014-(75)David A. E. Vares
Favailable in PDF, HTML and EpubQuantitative Convergence for Cerebral Processing of Information within the Geomagnetic EnvironmentCommentary icon2013-(6)Mandy A. Scott, Michael A. Persinger
Favailable in PDFBillions of Human Brains Immersed Within a Shared Geomagnetic Field: Quantitative Solutions and Implications for Future AdaptationsNo comments yet icon2013-(6)Michael A. Persinger
Favailable in PDF, HTML and EpubBrain Electromagnetic activity and lightning: potentially congruent scale-invariant quantitative propertiesCommentary icon2012-(7)Michael A. Persinger
Favailable in PDFThe role of electromagnetic potentials in the evolutionary dynamics of ecosystemsNo comments yet icon2009-(5)Larissa Brizhik, Emilio Del Giudice, Sven E. Jørgensen, Nadia Marchettini, Enzo Tiezzi
Aavailable in HTMLThe contingency of parameters of human encephalograms and Schumann resonance electromagnetic fields revealed in monitoring studiesNo comments yet icon2006-(1)S. V. Pobachenko, A. G. Kolesnik, A. S. Borodin, V. V. Kalyuzhin
Favailable in PDFIs there a link between acupuncture meridians, Earth-ionosphere resonances and cerebral activity?Commentary icon1998-(2)Marc Cohen, Christian Behrenbruch, Irena Cosic.

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