including plants and animals).
This appears to be a common
thread in every indigenous culture worldwide, and is not a
new concept in human history.
It is documented in numerous
books and documentaries such
as The Animal Communicator
and Aluna. It is practiced in
small-scale and subsistence
farming systems, as well as in
food growing systems in ecovillages around the world. Rudolf
Steiner even mentions intuitive
communication with nature in
his Biodynamic Agriculture lectures, although it is often overlooked by biodynamic farming
practitioners.
Although there is almost a century of scientific evidence supporting human-to-human telepathy, many scientists continue to dismiss it as pseudoscience. However, quantum physics has provided more widely
accepted evidence to explain
how our universe operates at a
sub-atomic, or energetic, level,
so this concept is receiving renewed attention from the scientific community. But aside
from a few published studies
that indicate uni-directional
telepathy from humans to animals is possible, little is known
or understood in science about
telepathic interspecies communication, let alone in an agricultural context.
An objective of this project is to
interview farmers who already
practice telepathic interspecies
communication, to better understand the effects this practice has on their farming systems and their produce. Some
interviews have already been
conducted, both overseas and
locally. So far, the farmers I
have interviewed have reported
the same effects as the farmers
interviewed in the international
surveys by Henk Kieft (Fig. 2).
However, more interviews are required before this information can be
analysed and published.
Anybody who raises animals or produces food, for more than their own
needs, and practices interspecies telepathic communication is invited to
contact me, if they are interested in
participating in the study. The identity of participants remains strictly confidential unless participants give written permission for their names to be
used in presenting results of the
study, for educational purposes.
I have received funding to host Henk
Kieft, who is now a collaborator on
this project, for a research visit in
Stellenbosch. He will be presenting a
condensed version of his workshop
on electromagnetic and intuitive agriculture twice during his visit, on 31
October - 1 November and on 14-15
November 2015. Those people interested in the weekend workshop, or
seeking resources about intuitive
farming, are welcome to contact me
at Stellenbosch University;
[email protected].