Many people are looking for the answers to what is wrong with the world today. The answer could be quite simple. It is all about the worldview. It is how we see the world around us and what we, as humanity, make our top priority. If our worldview resonates with the natural order and the laws that govern the Universe, then we are able to find harmony in life. If our worldview is distorted, the Nature will try to do its best to guide us back to the path of spiritual evolution through accidents, problems with health, personal and professional life. If we want to find the solution to the material problems, we need to look on the next level of consciousness, on the level of higher consciousness.

“No problem can be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it.” ~ Albert Einstein

If you thought DNA was stable inside mature cells, you were wrong. Apparently, neurons are constantly changing to adapt to their environment. Minor surgeries are conducted toggling activity levels every single day. In effect, neurons constantly rewrite their DNA as needed. This information was discovered by John Hopkins scientists and published in the journal Nature Neuroscience on the 27^th day of April this year.

Hongjun Song, Ph.D. says, “DNA, in a cell, is not always stable. It is being altered all the time in order to function. Even molecular tags, which maintains the cell’s identity, are constantly being altered.”

Consciousness is an area scientists and psychologists struggle to understand and with the topic being so hard to measure, it has always been one area of science that people constantly question. There are six main studies that have begun to pave the way to understanding consciousness, but it’s clear we still have a long way to go before we can truly comprehend the idea.

1. Dr William Broad’s study on slowing down the rate that red blood cells die

Dr Broad is one of many scientists who have discovered a direct link between our energy and the physical world, his study specifically focused on proving that humans can physically affect objects through their thoughts and energy alone. The study has since become known as the BIO-PK study and proved that when placed in a lab dish, people could affect the rate at which red blood cells died. Whilst the results were small, they opened up a whole range of questions and doors to further topics in this field.

We all love music. Sometimes all it takes is one song to completely alter our mood and prepare us for the day ahead. But how does it actually do that? What happens when our brains hear the music? Recent scientific studies reveal how music can benefit your brain and what exactly happens in different brain areas when you listen to music.

Music is sort of an ultimate exercise for your brain since it activates every known part, especially the visual, auditory and motor cortices. Researchers have realised that when we hear and attempt to play music, our brains process sounds that they couldn’t otherwise hear. This helps us develop a neurophysiological distinction between certain sounds. Actively engaging with music vastly improves the strength of neural processing, also helping our language skills.^[1]