Beginning in the book "The Secret Life of Plants" by Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird, and then continuing in Robert Stone's book "The Secret Life of Your Cells", is documented the discoveries and experiments of world-famous polygraph (lie detector machine) expert Cleve Backster, which experiments Dr. Stone also later participated in as a subject himself.
It all began when, one day, Backster had hooked up a polygraph machine to a leaf of a large plant he was about to water, to see how long it would take for the water to reach the leaf. He then decided to go get the water. Note this carefully - he hadn't gone to get the water, he had simply decided to go get the water.
There was an immediate positive reaction from the plant. Was the plant "reading" Backster's mind? Hundreds of experiments followed, all confirming for Backster that plants did indeed react to human intentions or thoughts, and, even more, that human cells removed from a person's body still reacted to that person's emotions.
In his book "Dogs That Know When Their Owners Are Coming Home And Other Unexplained Powers of Animals: An Investigation", renowned English biologist Rupert Sheldrake detailed his investigation of hundreds and hundreds of cases over a five-year period of animals displaying what appear to be "psychic" or precognitive powers.
Consider, just for a moment: if animals, plants, and even simple cells can "read minds" or demonstrate other "psychic" awareness, doesn't it seem logical that we humans - much more sophisticated and complex organisms - have these powers as well?
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