The Silent Witness

nimblecobra79 said:Look, if you can actually give me some hard arguments—mathematical proofs, theories, experimentally verified facts—then maybe I'll consider it.🙂

Exactly. You can discover a ton of stuff theoretically, but you need actual evidence, even if it's just theoretical. There has to be a logical sequence here. You can't just blurt out, "I think my cat's tail affects ice melting on Mars" just because the thought popped into your head and felt cool. It’s gotta make sense. Flesh it out a bit.😁

Here's an example—some guy did research on water and its structure, looking at how different factors affect it.
if someone offered a prayer—the water formed this perfect hexagonal crystal structure.
if they played some classical music, it also had a beautiful structure.
but if they wrote Adolf Hitler's name on the bottle, or played techno, heavy metal, or even just used a swear word—the water structure was totally amorphous and pretty ugly.
saying "thank you" or some other word full of love—you get beautiful crystals again.
...there are plenty of examples, but this should be enough to show the connection and how we actually influence other life energies/phenomena and vice versa; they influence us too. Everything living comes from the same Source—God—and follows the same pattern😁—it needs energy (love) to exist.
I don't even get why you need proof; it's all pretty logical to me.😕

I get what you’re getting at regarding the water, but I honestly don't see how the Moon has anything to do with it. It feels like a pretty weak analogy to me. It’s like saying because a glass shatters when you throw it, you can somehow conclude that playing rock paper scissors has a negative impact on the growth rate of eucalyptus trees. Using the water issue doesn't prove humans are influencing the Moon; it just proves we're messing with the water. Give me some actual, concrete evidence of how we're affecting the Moon. Or, at the very least, walk me through a coherent theory of how you think we're doing it—what exactly are we impacting, and what specific mechanisms are we using to make it happen?

The water thing is just one way to look at how one energy—human thought—impacts another form of life. It’s the same logic applied everywhere: all energies influence one another. Which means, by extension, we're influencing the Moon too.
Why on earth would the Moon affect us, but we wouldn't have any impact on it?

Look, I can't hand you some scientific proof. Most of what actually matters doesn't leave a paper trail in the material world—because the essence of anything isn't matter. That's exactly why we have a spirit to perceive it.

The human brain is basically 80% water, just like the rest of us. For those of you constantly demanding a "scientific explanation," why don't you go look at how the moon pulls the tides? If the moon has enough "power" to shift entire oceans, why on earth wouldn't it affect our little brains too? Especially considering how incredibly delicate and complex our neural wiring actually is.