Lynne McTaggart is an investigative journalist whose award winning books include "The Field" and "The Intention Experiment". Not only is she a writer, but she was also a star in the film "What the Bleep Do We Know?" and is an international spokesperson for health.
Lynne's health interest lies mostly in the realm of alternative medicine. She is an editor of the health and spiritual newsletter "What Doctors Don't Tell You", and is co-executive director of Conatus PLC, the UK's most successful publisher of health newsletters.
Passion leads Lynne McTaggart on her daily walk through life. Her passion for health started as a result of an illness in the 1980's. She saw many doctors, both traditional and alternative, but none was able to help her. Finally, she took her health into her own hands.
Her health journey ended when Lynne McTaggart found a doctor who treated her more like a partner in health than just another patient. Regaining her health through this process led her to the study of spiritual healing, and it led her to "What Doctors Don't Tell You".
As she was studying spiritual health, she often wondered, "If this is true, if one person can send a thought to someone else and make that person better, then our understanding of the world is incomplete." Lynne's wonder turned into a passion just as strong as her passion for health. Her new passion was "the field".
What is "the field"? Traditional scientists believe that the laws of time and space apply individually to each of us, but "the field" says that we're all connected, and those laws sometimes overlap or don't apply. We each have an effect on others through an energy field. Relationships are reality, and "the field" is a tape recorder of sorts.
Like "the field", science also believes homeopathy can't work. Homeopathy is a substance that has been so diluted with water that little or none of the original state exists. However, since our bodies are more energy than chemistry, homeopathy also works like a tape recorder. Traces of the original, potent substance are all the body needs sometimes to regain health.
To learn more about "the field", try reading "The Field" by Lynne McTaggart. Because she was a journalist long before her passion for health emerged, she is able to write scientifically in a way that ordinary people can comprehend tough subject matter. Her book explains things like quantum physics, but of course, you wouldn't need to be a scientist to enjoy the book and great health!
